During man-on-the-street interviews in London, Fox News commentator Sean Hannity had a hell of a time getting Brits to even explain what they were protesting.
“Hannity asked the protesters to list specific reasons why they were protesting Trump, a question that exposed the absurdity of the protests — and as Hannity said: ‘You can’t make this stuff up,’” summarized TheBlaze.
A quick look at some of the statements from the clueless hecklers reveals that many were joining the crowd with no real idea of what they believed or why they disliked the American president. – READ MORE
[divider][/divider]“Protesters gather in London for mass anti-Trump rallies,” screamed the CNN headline.
One march started at 11 a.m. London time with another at 2 p.m. But if pictures from the first march are any indication, estimates of 200,000 angry protesters clogging the city streets might be heavily exaggerated.
https://twitter.com/confitcanard/status/1017699380470697990
Another picture from the BBC showed even fewer people gathered. – READ MORE
[divider][/divider]These videos are, without a doubt, the funniest moments from today’s anti-Trump protest in London. Enjoy:
Trump must be literally shaking pic.twitter.com/7rJG7UUf3a
— Orwell & Goode (@OrwellNGoode) July 13, 2018
Thump trump
#trumpprotests pic.twitter.com/WpLaJDyema— Richard Hobbis (@GiantWeta) July 13, 2018
https://twitter.com/Jess_I_Carroll/status/1017828678158430211
https://twitter.com/Jess_I_Carroll/status/1017827358907273216
https://twitter.com/HarryBoaz/status/1017733845926531077
We’re embarrassed for you, England. – READ MORE
[divider][/divider]Following a NATO summit in Brussels, Belgium, earlier in the week, President Donald Trump traveled to the United Kingdom on Thursday and Friday to meet with Prime Minister Theresa May and hold tea time with Queen Elizabeth II at the royal palace.
If you’ve followed the mainstream media or social media then you are probably aware that the anti-Trump left planned to stage a massive protest in London in opposition to the president’s visit.
That protest was hyped by the anti-Trump media in part over their gleeful expectations of seeing a massive anti-Trump balloon fly over top of the protest. That balloon was known as the “Trump Baby Blimp” — it looks like a fat, orange Trump-like baby wearing a diaper — and its owners received permission from London Mayor Sadiq Khan’s office to appear at the protest.
But according to The Daily Caller, the anti-Trump balloon turned out to pretty much be a bust, far less than it had been expected to be and little more than a failed joke.
BREAKING – The #TrumpBabyBlimp has taken to the skies. Only a few meters, but it's airborne pic.twitter.com/8eZWxJk968
— Mark White (@skymarkwhite) July 13, 2018
sort of the perfect expectations v. reality metaphor for #TheResistance pic.twitter.com/LIb7WFWHsM
— Alex Griswold (@HashtagGriswold) July 13, 2018
The London skyline dominated by the giant #TrumpBabyBlimp pic.twitter.com/P0j1npmo6o
— Ian Bond (@IanBondLaw) July 13, 2018
Nevertheless, Reuters proudly reported on the launch of the anti-Trump balloon among roughly 1,000 protesters near Parliament Square and shared quotes from a number of anti-Trump Londoners who were demonstrating against the president’s visit to their nation and city. – READ MORE
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