Republican gala dinner in Windsor disrupted by climate protesters ahead of Trump’s UK visit
Climate protesters cut a gala dinner celebrating Donald Trump’s second state visit to England for Republicans in Windsor.
Fossil Free London campaignists shouted, “How many of the US President will mockery – one of the famous words of the President – drill, baby, if you make a drill,” he shouted, and the drum was beaten and hired the banners reading “fatty money killing”.
Male guests, demonstrators, officially framed portraits Bedected – shouting from the dining room forced.
The two men made a demonstrator by their hands and feet. Other guests began to draw interruptions on their mobile phones.
Three kinds of dinner tickets were sold by Republicans abroad.
Republicans overseas England Group President, while talking at the event in the UK called the “Maga Revolution” called.
Greg Swenson said to the guests: “I hope the reform [UK] or a party like reform, I hope [the British public] Get a Maga Revolution in England, common sense revolution. “
He said from the protests: “Actually, what a great moment for us to protest.
He ended his speech by repeating the expression “drill, baby, drill” for Mr. Trump’s challenge for campaignists.
However, campaignists say that the burning of fossil fuels is one of the main factors of rising global temperatures.
Robin Wells, Director of Fossil Free London, said: “The Institute of Actuals and Faculty thinks that almost half of the world’s population will lose their lives due to climatic effects in our lives.
“This step risk is the greatest security threat that our world knows …
“We need to stop the drilling. If not, we will not continue to live. From the Rosebank Oil Field of the North Sea to Greenland and the United States, we must keep it on the ground.”
In January, a warning made by the Institute increased predictions of global economic welfare risk of fire, flood, drought, temperature increases and nature deterioration.
On Tuesday evening, a small group of anti-trump demonstrators gathered on the main street of Windsor under the British and American flags adorned along the way.
Mr. Trump and his wife Melania were greeted by Interior Minister Yette Cooper after landing in England.
The King will greet President Trump in the nearby Windsor Castle with a ceremonial welcome and a luxurious state feast on Wednesday.
On Sunday, Climate Change Campaigns, Mr. Trump’s “Climate Criminal. War Criminal. Welcome, the only place” opened a poster called “The Hague” with the grounds of Windsor Castle.
A series of other protests are planned against Mr. Trump’s visit to England. One of the largest is expected to be in the center of London on Wednesday and will be organized by the Stop Trump coalition.
