BREAKING: British PM Issues Shocking Statement on Trump… World Leaders Stunned

BREAKING: British PM Issues Shocking Statement on Trump… World Leaders Stunned

As Donald Trump has become the Republican party’s presumptive nominee for the general election in November, several world leaders have made statements about the candidate and the election.

After officials from China and Mexico made statements about the GOP’s nominee, the British prime minister also weighed in on the candidate, and his statement was a bit unexpected.

On Thursday, David Cameron said that Trump deserves respect, and despite the philosophical differences between the two, the prime minister “respects” the candidate for surviving the “gruelling nature of the primaries,” according to The U.K. Guardian.

“Knowing the gruelling nature of the primaries, what you have to go through to go on and represent your party in a general election — anyone who makes it through that deserves our respect,” he said.

The supportive statement was a bit shocking because the prime minister had strongly attacked Trump in the past over his controversial proposal to temporarily ban Muslims from the United States.

The idea was “stupid, divisive and wrong,” Cameron argued in December after Trump made the statements in response to the San Bernardino massacre.

While Cameron has now articulated his respect for Trump, he said he still stood by his strong disagreement with Trump’s proposed Muslim ban.

“What I said about Muslims, I wouldn’t change that view. I’m very clear that the policy idea that was put forward was wrong, it is wrong, and it will remain wrong,” the prime minister said at a press conference on Thursday.

Earlier this week, Chinese officials urged people to be “rational and objective” in viewing the relationship between the two countries, regardless of who becomes our leader.

Then, former Mexican president Vicente Fox apologized to Trump for saying he wouldn’t pay for his “F***ing Wall,” and he even invited the candidate to come visit Mexico.

it seems like the leaders of the world are accepting the fact that Donald Trump may very well be the next United States president, and he isn’t exactly someone they want to have bad relationships with.

H/T The Gateway Pundit

BREAKING: British PM Issues Shocking Statement on Trump… World Leaders Stunned

Posted by Kristen Campbell on 6 May, 2016

That's nice. Donald Trump will be a great and gracious President. But he will be tough and smart as well. Countries will no longer walk all over us, flood us with their surplus people, and steal our companies, jobs and money supply. A new restart awaits for our country and citizens. Foreign leaders will respect US both in words and money. The stock market investors are already seeing positive gains in equity markets because of Trump's position on trade.

It was a great week.

Happy Mother's Day, Ladies!

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I am sure a lot of English will move to US to make better business when Donald Trump will be president we have already 36 000 people only in San Francisco (from a true source) and in Sun Valley a lot of business people moved there we are over charge of tax incomes

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I am sure a lot of English will move to US to make better business when Donald Trump will be president we have already 36 000 people only in San Francisco (from a true source) and in Sun Valley a lot of business people moved there we are over charge of tax incomes

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Yes, we would love to have European manufacturers move to US. Is that what you mean?

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The stock market investors are already seeing positive gains in equity markets because of Trump's position on trade.

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Please substantiate this claim or is this just your opinion?

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Please substantiate this claim or is this just your opinion?

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http://www.alipac.us/f9/donald-trump...n-wild-332191/

Anything else I can do for you today?

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Yes, we would love to have European manufacturers move to US. Is that what you mean?

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I mean once i was reading in a serious news paper that in only the city of SF there is 36 000 French people who left their country to go live in US also there is a lot of French companies in the city of Sun Valley in an interview i heard them saying that they have found more opportunities in US but of course they had to avoid to say (otherwise you're bad people) that in France there is no way to get into private big making money and that is because we're under socialist party rules so soon you get too rich it can go up to 75% tax to pay for one year income

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I mean once i was reading in a serious news paper that in only the city of SF there is 36 000 French people who left their country to go live in US also there is a lot of French companies in the city of Sun Valley in an interview i heard them saying that they have found more opportunities in US but of course they had to avoid to say (otherwise you're bad people) that in France there is no way to get into private big making money and that is because we're under socialist party rules so soon you get too rich it can go up to 75% tax to pay for one year income

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Thank you. That is wonderful. We love to see reverse investment into our country, this means when foreign businesses evaluate our economy and for whatever reason determine placing their money and putting it to work in the US is a good thing.

It's one of the many reasons I support the FairTax. I believe it would make our country the Number One Best Investment Choice in the World. Not only would our own investors and manufacturers come home, many great foreign companies and investors would choose to invest in our country.

FairTax Act of 2015: HR 25 in the US House of Representatives and S 155 in the US Senate