Trump Baby is coming to Scotland tomorrow to join marchers in Edinburgh as they congregate at the Holyrood Parliament, file past the US embassy and end up at the Meadows for a carnival afternoon.
Organisers had hoped to be able to fly the six-metre balloon, which depicts Trump as an angry baby, outside his resort in Turnberry where he is spending the weekend, but Police Scotland said yesterday that they would not allow it within the exclusion zone.
Libby Brooks (@libby_brooks) Veronica Vurns is here with her grand daughter Sophia, and the first unicorn I’ve spotted this evening. “I think it’s important that he should know what other countries think of him.” pic.twitter.com/GHmRQ7fyX3
Libby Brooks (@libby_brooks) Accounting student Alexandra Michmowicz is here on her first protest, because “I don’t like the way Trump doesn’t see value in women” #trumpprotests pic.twitter.com/3CGd7AdL9b
Libby Brooks (@libby_brooks) One of many bawbag signs making an appearance at George Square’s Trump protest this evening. Gordon Ballantyne says: I’m here to show solidarity with the people Trump is harming with his actions and inactions. It’s not about him, it’s about them pic.twitter.com/QNJcG0fvUO
Libby Brooks (@libby_brooks) Youth worker Dorothy Thomson says: “I think it’s important to protest wherever you are, the way he treats vulnerable Mexican women & children, the Muslim travel ban, when his own mother was an immigrant! It’s thinly disguised racism” #trumpprotests pic.twitter.com/BKkxwrkPUZ
And here’s a graphic showing where in Scotland Trump plans to be – and when:
Graylien_Alien on July 13rd, 2018 at 14:02 UTC »
He’s calling an interview with himself fake news?
Soarinace on July 13rd, 2018 at 13:35 UTC »
Isn't he recorded saying it as well?
ashwin_062 on July 13rd, 2018 at 13:17 UTC »
One thing I have learned is that if Trump gives an interview in the morning, he will deny it by noon