How do Brits feel about the fact that President Donald Trump is angry at Kier Starmer for how he is mistreating the British people because Trump feels very protective of the Brits?

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It was a completely different era, she wouldn't manage it these days.

Her housing policy's chickens are now coming home to roost so please don't tell she was wonderful because she bloody well was not.

This. Generational unemployment was a direct result of her industrial policies across swaths of the nation, too.

He got a ceasefire. Which is fragile. Saying the war is over is incredibly premature. The ceasefire deal is identical to one proposed by his predecessor. Israel refused it back then because they weren't done destroying Gaza.

This

Quite.
Biden looked like he was asleep most of the time.
You didn’t know who was pulling the strings.

Donald Trump can fuck off.

Brits don't think anything about trump. Other than he's a paedophile and deranged. I don't know a single person that doesn't think he's thick as shit

You don’t know much about all of this bar what Jeremy Corbyn has been posting, do you?

This is a radical regional peace plan which somehow Trump has managed to pull off and get past every meaningful Middle Eastern leader. This is massive, and it isn’t just about Gaza either - of course we have to pray it holds but saying it’s fragile isn’t a reflection on Trump it’s a reflection on the parties involved. He’s a sexist pig and utterly tactless but what he’s done here is incredible to the extent Pakistan has nominated him for the Nobel.

I suppose you, and all the other Mumsnetters, know better though, much better as you’re cleverer people.

Yep.

I know it hurts the left but they have to take this one in a dignified manner and stop the tantrums.

I don't know why you keep dragging Corbyn into everything...

If Trump gets a lasting peace that doesn't mean fully selling out the Palestinian people then great. Let him have his trinket.

But any talk about the war being over is premature, precisely because of the parties involved. Hamas are terrorist zealots. Netanyahu is so shit scared of jail he would sell out his granny to stay in power. This peace deal is as stable as vintage Semtex. If it holds as long as a year I will be delighted and astonished.

So annoying when people ask a Q about a potentially inflammatory subject (big giveaway is they never pose it in the context of their own opinion) then just bigger off as the replies start coming in!

I wonder how much of the gammon outrage is because it's Trump?
If it were Obama or Hilary Clinton would the reaction be different?
Perhaps it's because " wot roight has a fackin forrinah to tell us wots right! Roight?"

Then again a number of British citizens are doing that regularly at their anti Israel marches.

I take it you are a now a privileged boomer to be thinking like that then.

Oh dear.

I can’t speak for the other poster even though I agree totally with their words.
However I believe the country, financial and every other way you can think of is at such a perilous state that when a black swan event hits the country will be severely affected.

Well, it's been spun like that, but his people simply delivered Netanyahus's list of demands and concessions to the Hamas negotiators.

It's looking like Israel may break the third cease fire in a row.

And you think any country does well under Islamic fundamentalism.

In our own lifetimes we have seen how that has played out in other countries.
So much for women’s right etc there.

Neither the UK or USA are under Islamic fundamentalism.

Mind you Project 2025 is not far off

What’s Project 2025?

Also an erosion of workers' rights, not that they were great to begin with.
Defunding or completely shutting down various government agencies.

Oh yeah Trump wuvvss us soo much!

So do Eyeliner Vance and Nazi Elon. They're the bestest masters ...sorry... daddies ...sorry... men in the whole wide world!

As a British citizen, I’m not interested in his opinion.

It's probably easier to google for yourself (and I don't say that often) but it's a Heritage Foundation’s blueprint for a renewed conservative America that Trump said was unknown to him

https://theconversation.com/how-project-2025-became-the-blueprint-for-donald-trumps-second-term-255149

Thanks.

‘Let him have his trinket’ - you sound utterly begrudging at the thought of this actually happening. Truly.