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As seen on Morning Star News Paper on January 22

That's too personal

They can be sued for defamation

LGBTQ tone all over the headline

He has taken some idiotic actions less then 2days in office

To the Mr. above me, do you think the publishing company don’t have lawyers and doesn’t know that Trump might threaten to sue them on seeing this headline? They have looked into it and concluded thus, “nothing dey happen”

helinues:
That's too personal

They can be sued for defamation

It is not easy to win a defamation case in the UK, and Mr Trump will have to be present in the UK court as a witness in his own case.

And I believe the newspaper probably has enough material to their headline.

A UK court may well rule that a man is INDEED A VILLAGE IDIOT if he wants to forcefully take a foreign territory (Greenland) and another country's infrastructure (Panama Canal), grab, seize and detain illegal migrants including little babies and their mothers from inside Churches, Schools etc

Is such a character a Saint or a Village idiot? Easy answer for most sensible people.

DeLaRue:


It is not easy to win a defamation case in the UK, and MrTrump will have to be in the UK as witness in his own case.

And I believe the newspaper probably has enough material to their headline.

LGBTQ tone all over the headline

It's obvious the writer is reacting to something

Mr Trump will find it difficult to convince a UK court that the newspaper damaged his reputation with their front page headline.

What reputation? the court might ask.

Rupert Murdoch owned media.

Traditional media gradually becoming obsolete in shaping public opinion.

helinues:
That's too personal

They can be sued for defamation

LGBTQ tone all over the headline

Actually, its "The only English-language socialist daily newspaper in the world, published six days a week". But they've not posted this on their website, yet.

https://morningstaronline.co.uk/

OkCornel:
Rupert Murdoch owned media.

Traditional media gradually becoming obsolete in shaping public opinion.

It is not a Rupert Murdoch-owned entity.

That's the preserve of the Daily Mail, Fox 'News' and the likes.

LGBTQ peeps are still mad that Trump won .
Meanwhile there is only two genders which is male and female if you no like am go hug a hungry lion

When they sue him I hope he will gladly face it.

Lolllll. I couldn't have said it better. He said clean coal means coal is washed with soap and water.

Also said we should drink bleach for covid.
Believes exercise is harmful to the body. Just a moomoo really

If trump was Nigeria's president, that evil spirited homo called bolb would be in jail with the keys thrown into the lagoon.

The neither here nor there get luck.

This is harsh

With this trump will bomb London 🤣

You think Trump has time for little things?

DeLaRue:
Mr Trump will find it difficult to convince a UK court that the newspaper damaged his reputation with their front page headline.

What reputation? the court might ask.

I love the British..

The perfect adjective to describe the Thug,The Bully and the Nazi wannabe

UK should worry more about their daughters and women getting stabbed by illegal immigrants and being trafficked by uncircumcised Abduls.

Oh the once mighty UK empire now the slaves of goatfvckers

Controversial Trump

helinues:
That's too personal

They can be sued for defamation

LGBTQ tone all over the headline

Kini eleyi soro?!

It is Morning Star newspaper.....it is not Alaroye or one Iroyin this and that newspaper,so know where to shuck ya mouth,thank you very much

The wailers have four good years to wail, their tears will be joy to Trump. Not too early for gnashing of the Wokes teeth.

AfonjaConehead:

Kini eleyi soro?!

It is Morning Star newspaper.....it is not Alaroye or one Iroyin this and that newspaper,so know where to shuck ya mouth,thank you very much

Stop trolling senselessly.

Thank you

helinues:


Stop trolling senselessly.

Thank you

Sifia Pains now now now.

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Very correct. A very useless village serial rapist

wiseone28:
With this trump will bomb London 🤣

If his Mama try am, he will not be alive in the next 7 hours. I am 100% sure,

Meanwhile, dump Trump mama na Scot

Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation recently apologized to Prince Williams


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6LKDXmI7F4

Some of you think Trump has no reputation and the court will ask 'what reputation?' Even if it is a IndecentStar I despise and she sues Nairaland, no amount of Olosho you call her here changes the fact that she can win her case if she's able to prove damages. Now, some of you think your personal bias against Trump is the law, sorry it is not.

Trump's recent court sentence was received ONLINE. He did not attend the court physically.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-h2ttTJUAo

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THAT IS CONSERVATIVE.

RUSSIA IS IN SPAIN.
RUSSIA IS IN THE BRITISH ISLE.
RUSSIA IS BUSY ENCIRCULING EUROPE AND PUTTING NATO IN JEOPARDY .
UK IS BURNING US IS WINNING.

TEACH PUTIN CHARLES ENGLISH.

helinues:
That's too personal

They can be sued for defamation

LGBTQ tone all over the headline

You can be sure of that!