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Trump travels to Scotland, will be greeted by the protests and police

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Trump travels to Scotland, will be greeted by the protests and police
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The US President Donald Trump travels to Scotland today, where he will merge diplomatic, business and tourism activities, and will stay in family golf resorts.

The American president is expected to spend his time on two coastal golf courses carrying his name – Turnberry and Aberdeen. Trump should arrive in Scotland at 20 hours and 20 minutes at the local time, and there are no announced public events for tomorrow and the day after tomorrow, the White House said.

Trump, a passionate golf lover, should separate from the field at some point to meet with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, but the details of that meeting have not yet been published. The starmer is not known as a golf lover, unlike a 79-year-old Republican.

The United States and the United Kingdom announced the Trade Agreement in May, but London is concerned about the Trump Statement to plan to “refine” that agreement. Prime Minister Starmer, who has so far managed to avoid high customs who hit other countries, will try to stay in good relations with unpredictable American leaders.

Trump is expected to return to the UK in September to the official state visit to King Charles III. Traveling to Scotland is currently physically moving it from the latest developments related to the convicted sexual offender of Jeffrey Epstein, the financier of the accused of trafficking, which passed away in prison in 2019. years before the trial.

In their better days, Epstein was a friend with Trump and other members of the New York Elite, but now the president faces criticism within his own magic journal, whose members are seeking access to the files in Epstein’s case.

Many believe in the Totor Theory according to which the ELITEs are the so-called “Deep States” protect rich and known personality involved in Epstein’s network of sexual exploitation. Still, Trump invites his supporters to “continue further” and not hold on in that case.

The White House was crashed on Wall Street Journal, which wrote in detail about Trump connections with Epstein. WSJ journalists planned to travel independently to Scotland and join the group of white houses, but their return flight of Air Force One was rejected.

During the previous visit 2023. years, Trump said he was in Scotland to feel at home, considering that his mother Mary Anne Macleod grew up there before she emigrated to the United States at the age of 18. However, this favor is not mutual – the protests in Edinburgh and Aberdeen were announced tomorrow, and the reinforced presence of the police was announced.

Citizens, environmental organizations and local officials have expressed dissatisfaction with the construction of golf courses in the village of Balmedie, in the area of Aberdeenshire, initiated by Trump’s family. Although Trump no longer has legal control over family property, critics and supervisory groups continue to accuse him of numerous conflicts of interest and abuse of the presidential function for personal promotion and strengthening family investments – especially abroad.

The American NGO of Responsibility and Ethics in Washington has published that since the beginning of the Trump Second Mandate, at least 21 development project abroad.

The organization also noticed that Trump Organization in January changed its own ethical code and removed the ban on the launch of new international projects with private partners, which deviated from the moratories in force during Trump’s first term.

(Vijesti.ba / Hina)


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