Should the UK rescind its offer of a state visit in light of Trump's attacks on the Mayor of London following the terrorist attack ?

@Crazywaterspring: amen

@pezzza: Quite possibly - if he does come he should spend all his time with Sadiq Khan just to upset him

@Dlrannie:
Apart from the fact he shouldn't be coming here he should not only have to spend time with the good mayor- an extended lunch perhaps - but be presented to every Muslim leader in Britain.That should make him a happy bunny.

@Pedromartinez: Haha - good thought

@firefall: No way..even if we have to put him in a medieval sling and fling him back to you

@ajoite: That would be an acceptable alternative, in fact :D

@firefall: Best table tennis game ever

@Burnley123: No question he will screw you, sooner or later. It is inevitable. He does that to everyone eventually.

@Burnley123: Of course he will , is she really so naive as to believe otherwise ?

@pezzza: I think the Conservative leadership have bad judgement but are not quite that naive. They desperately want to be able to say they have a trade deal - any deal - so they can sell it as compensating factor for leaving the single market. On propaganda grounds they need it, which Trump will know.

A deal is likely to be TTIP in nature but stacked further against Britain. Tariffs are already really low so all we have to negotiate with is further outsourcing of the NHS and our education system to US companies. Joy.

@kingkyrie: The Russian mobsters like him too only because of their investments.

@pezzza: A lie is a purportedly factual statement which is demonstrably untrue. So, if I were to say "I am American", that would be a lie.

@MartinII: "A lie is a purportedly factual statement which is demonstrably untrue.' ....... ok buddy now go back and read the tweets and you will find we are actually in agreement , per your definition.

@MartinII: Trump's statement about the London mayor was demonstrably untrue, and deliberately repeated at least a day after the event. In other words, a lie.

@windinhishair: To him it would be the ultimate glorification though. I don't want that piece of crap anywhere near our Queen.(And I bet she doesn't either.)

@pezzza: He is all about himself, even when it is at the expense of my country, or yours. I hope that you keep him out.

@windinhishair: Ooh, I like it. [i]Almost[/i] outside the reach of his voice.

@WhisperingBanshee: No place on earth is big enough for his ego, but at least the trumpeting should be held to a dull roar.

@Tanner07: Maybe so, but your answer wasn't remotely related to the question

@ajoite: ik I wasn't answering it I was pointing it out because we were on the topic of London.

@Peekaboo: And ?

@pezzza: I gave my answer. You didn't understand?

@Peekaboo: No I didn't , what's your point ?

@Burnley123: believe it or not May is getting bad press in the US. Wasn't she Home Secretary not so long ago? Now she's talking about security after cutting budgets. That's disgusting!

@Crazywaterspring: I agree its disgusting. Her campaign has relentlessly attacked Jeremy Corbyn - her rival - for being soft on security too.

@onestarrynight: Not anymore , but I am British.

@onestarrynight: The house of lords or commons voted against it

i see....
thank you.

@Lazarus: No they never , the offer still stands.