The World Hates Trump Because He's A Hater!

After Trump called for a ban on Muslims....

United Arab Emirates The Trump name has stripped off of a multi-million dollar golf course located on the outskirts of Dubai.

Turkey

In Istanbul, Trump Towers’ GM Bulent Kural said he “regrets and condemns” the recent statements. “We are assessing the legal dimension of our relationship with the Trump brand".

United Kingdom

Britain’s Prime Minister David Cameron said the call to ban Muslims from entering the U.S. is “divisive, unhelpful and quite simply wrong,” while “Labour’s home office minister Jack Dromey called Trump a dangerous fool who should not be allowed within 1,000 miles of British shores.”

Meanwhile, a petition to ban Trump from the UK receivedover 300,000 signatures in just one day.

France

French Prime Minister Manuel Valls responded to Trump with a comment on Twitter, which translates to: “Mr Trump, like others, stokes hatred: our ONLY enemy is radical Islam.”

Pakistan“

This is the worst kind of bigotry mixed with ignorance. I would imagine that someone who is hoping to become president of the US doesn’t want to compete with an ignorant criminal-minded mullah of Pakistan who denounces
people of other religions … Although we are not as advanced as the US, we have never elected such people to power in Pakistan,” prominent human rights lawyers, Asma Jahangir, toldthe Guardian.

Egypt

Dar al-Ifta, Egypt’s official religious body, labelledthe call “hate speech.”

Israel

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denounced the call, which some believe led Trump to cancel a scheduled visit to the country.

Columnist Chemi Shalev, of the left-leaning daily Haaretz, likened Trump’s events to the rise of the Nazi party in Germany.“For some Jews, the sight of thousands of supporters waving their fists in anger as Trump incited against Muslims and urged a blanket ban on their entry to the United States could have evoked associations with beer halls in Munich a century ago,”

Mexico

 Mexico, which, like Britain, is another key US partner. The nation’s newspapers rounded on Trump and its richest man, Carlos Slim, pulled the plug on a real estate project with Trump on the back of the Republican hopeful’s unflattering appraisal of Slim’s countrymen. In the aftermath, Trump pinatas experienced a surge in popularity.

Canada
Canadians have been hanging their heads. “How could such a buffoon become the top candidate to lead the party of Lincoln and Eisenhower into the next election for US president?” wrote Marcus Gee of Canada’s Globe and Mail in August, as Trump was surging in the polls.
 

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