By: Trends Desk | New Delhi | Updated: July 13, 2018 7:03:39 pm
When Trump arrived in Britain on Thursday, he told the Sun newspaper that the protests which are planned against him in London have made him feel very unwelcomed.
While Britain wants to build close ties with the United States, Britons see Trump as crude, volatile, unreliable and opposed to their values on a range of issues. Thus, about a hundred people gathered to watch the blimp launch in Parliament Square.
The event saw organizers of the stunt wearing red boiler suits and red baseball caps emblazoned with “TRUMP BABYSITTER” and handing over stickers that read “make racists unwelcome again.”
“make racists unwelcome again.”
The Trump baby was inflated in the streets of London and in front of everyone.
Good morning! @rose_catb and I are in Parliament Square, where the Trump Baby inflation has begun pic.twitter.com/81Ji0QJTN2
After counting down from 10 to 1 a cheer went up as the giant balloon rose to fly around 10 meters off the ground, next to parliament and the River Thames.
Trump Babysitters are handing out stickers #TrumpBaby pic.twitter.com/yT3rTHbZBP
And here’s how Britons reacted to the takeoff.
Those organizing the blimp are wearing shirts saying: "Trump Babysitter"#TrumpUKVisit pic.twitter.com/ZNHGwZu2Dw
Nona Hurkmans, 33, a London-based activist and “Trump babysitter,” says they want to send a message of support to people who have been impacted by #Trump’s policies and to make the point that he is a giant baby
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