‘He’s the big boss!’ Trump supporters line Windsor streets as US president’s state visit begins
In the shadow of Windsor Castle, a man adorned from top to bottom in Union Jacks, Brandisher with his flags while dancing on the streets. Besides, as a political satirical cave man, King Charles stands as a portrait of Donald Trump as a desperate host.
Windsor can always be a town where weird and wonderful aspects of British culture are implemented. However, the crowds 47. As they poured into the streets to mark the arrival of the US president, Wednesday is beyond usual oddities and qualities.
Mr. Trump touched in England on Tuesday evening and was ready to visit the second state – the only president of such an honor. Before a great feast is held in the historical halls of the castle, he will meet with the king and queen on Wednesday.
Since the observers in the town will take place behind the closed doors of the observers in the town, it is not possible to take a look at Mr. Trump – but that did not prevent them from being in force.
32 -year -old Richard Balding, 56 -year -old Dougie Newton and 34 -year -old Charlie Gummer made a trip to see the man they described as “Great Boss”.
“Of course I’m here to support Trump,” Newton said Independent. That big boss, isn’t it?
The authority, calling the US President as a “King of Free Speech ,, added that he loves şey everything about”.
“I was on a walk on Saturday – we look at him as our great boss. We love him,” he continued. “It is embarrassing and hiding in parliament.
“They must bring him here to a golden coach – they keep him prisoner in the castle, aren’t he?”
Another supporter Dianne, who was disappointed that he could not get the chance to put his eyes on the President, said he would not see his support in England.
“I think it’s really embarrassing,” he said. “He’s trying to create peace in the world and encourage free speech. He’s the man of the people.”
Dianne, who talked about the honor of being invited to England during a state visit twice, said Mr. Trump was worthy of it. “He just shows how special a man he is,” he added.
Heather Dargie-Doug, sitting in front of the castle with the flag, said that he was “very excited için to be at Windsor for the visit of the President.
“I love to do things,” he said Independent. “He says he will do something, and he does it, but you don’t have it.”
He described Mr. Trump as the “most fantastic businessman ve and said he thought he was very successful in the US because he worked the country like a job”.
However, Mr. Trump’s visit was united with the discussions. Four people were arrested after being reflected to Windsor Castle, reminding the couple’s previous connections, the photographs of the US president and the proven Pedophil Jeffrey Epstein.
“I think it is sad for a lot of people to come out with hatred, because she falls in love, Mrs Mrs. Dargie-Doug said. “The image in the building – I think it is disrespectful to the castle.
Orum I know you’re doing it wrong, but we all have a history, ”he said. “He was young, stupid, I feel a little young man.
He added that those who support Mr. Trump felt that he was “deep trust ..
“He does a lot to improve the country and make it good again. He learned from his mistakes. He proved himself as a good, best man.”
Everyone gathered at Windsor Castle did not have such shining words for Mr. Trump. The political satirical Kaya Mar, standing next to a portrait he painted, announced the cartoon.
“This Trump – He’s the King’s guest,” he said. “He’s like a cave man. The king will do everything he can to please him and to have a good host, and Trump doesn’t care. He’s a narcissist.”
And for an unlucky few, there was only confusion.
“I have only one day in Windsor, and I didn’t know that all of them happened,” a German tourist said. “I will have to come again next year!”
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