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January 22 2017

Whoa!

Trump praises Brexit, dissses the EU, rubbishes Angela Merkel, speaks glowingly about Israel, and puts his Jewish son-in-law in charge of negotiating  a “peace deal” with the Palestinians. The CIA warns him to watch his step and “be very careful.”  

So what else can be warned?

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From MLordandGod

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Donald Trump has delivered a huge boost to Britain by promising a trade deal within weeks of taking office to help make Brexit a ‘great thing’.

The President-elect spoke in glowing terms of his ‘love’ for the UK and revealed he was inviting Theresa May to visit him ‘right after’ he gets into the White House.

He said that he wants a trade agreement between the two countries secured ‘very quickly’ – making a mockery of President Obama’s threat that, if the country voted for Brexit, we would be at the ‘back of the queue’.

The comments follow weeks of overtures to the Trump camp by Number Ten, including a visit by Mrs May’s joint chiefs of staff – and give her a huge boost ahead of her major Brexit speech tomorrow.

Significantly, he struck a decidedly harsher tone with the EU – predicting more countries will leave and saying it has been hugely damaged by the migration crisis.

Germany and its Chancellor Angela Merkel were lambasted for making a ‘catastrophic mistake’ when she let in more than one million migrants.

He said: ‘I think it’s very tough. People, countries want their own identity and the UK wanted its own identity.’

In a joint interview with Michael Gove for the Times, and the German newspaper Bild, Mr Trump also revealed that Mrs May had written to him just after Christmas.

She sent a gift of a copy of Winston Churchill’s address to the ­American people, shortly after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.

In the letter the PM told Mr Trump that she hoped the sentiment of ‘unity and fraternal association’ between the two countries was ‘just as true today as it has ever been’.

BRITAIN’S ULTRA-CHIC PRIME MINISTER THERESA MAY

She is now on a charm offensive with Trump,
having originally dissed him by cuddling up to Hillary Clinton —
expecting Hillary to be the next occupant of the White House. 

FURTHER TRUMP COMMENTS:

— Trump says: ‘I love the UK’ and promises to get post-Brexit trade deal done very quickly

— Theresa May sends him copy of Churchill’s famous 1941 speech to Americans given from the White House

— Declared that he could agree a nuclear weapons ­reduction deal with Russia’s President Putin in return for lifting US sanctions.

— He said: ‘For one thing, I think nuclear weapons should be way down and reduced very substantially, that’s part of it.’

— He pledged that orders will be signed next Monday to strengthen America’s borders, which could include ­travel restrictions on Europeans coming to the US.

— Threatened ‘extreme vetting’ for those entering America from parts of the world known for Islamist terrorism.

— Said that he will start off by trusting Mrs Merkel and Mr Putin — but that might not last long.

— Slammed Nato as ‘obsolete’ and claimed they had ‘not bothered about terrorism’.

— Described the decision to invade Iraq as ‘possibly the worst ­decision ever made in the history of our country’, ­saying it was like ‘throwing rocks into a ­beehive’.

— During the interview at Trump Tower, the president-elect told Vote Leave champion Mr Gove: ‘I love the UK.’

Pointing to a possible meeting with Mrs May at the White House in February, he said: ‘We’re gonna work very hard to get it done quickly and done properly. Good for both sides.

‘I will be ­meeting with [Mrs May]. She’s requesting a meeting and we’ll have a meeting right after I get into the White House and it’ll be, I think we’re gonna get something done very quickly.’

Trump had nothing but praise for Brexit.

He welcomed the fall in the value of the pound for having helped to boost the attractiveness of British products abroad.

Ahead of his inauguration on Friday, he also that said he was also looking ­forward to visiting Britain, saying his Scottish mother was ‘proud of the Queen’.

He went on: ‘Any time the Queen was on television, an event, my mother would be watching.

Mr Trump also joked that his Scottish ­ancestry meant he liked to ‘watch my ­pennies’, adding: ‘I mean I deal in big ­pennies, that’s the problem.’

The remarks will come as both a relief to No 10, and be seen as a vindication of the strategy pursued by Mrs May. She was accused of being ill-prepared for a Trump victory. Further embarrassment followed when Ukip-leader Nigel Farage was invited for an early meeting at Trump Tower.

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