>>6658446 pb
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/ag-barr-takes-military-transport-plane-with-alaska-national-guard
another time Q post about Corona being offline was on August 30th 2018.
That was a fucking great day, kek
when Q was posting about big bird, snow white and corona being offline.
If you copy a line from another post( to reply back to them) and then you click on post number, it will pop up with symbol which makes it green
> in front of sentence will make it go green.( to highlight it)
>> in front of post number makes it a link.
>>6658913 Look at this shill faggot wanting me to sauce Q's post about the CIA clown computer systems being took offline.
It will be sauced in the history books faggot.
I'm not the NSA and further details of that at this point would probably be classified and essential to ongoing military operations.
Sounds like you don't trust Q or think it is a larp, asking anons to sauce things like that, posted by Q.
FUCK OFF.
any planefags on right now?
AWESOME, THANK YOU
This story has some info about Trumps Schedule.
Melania has an interesting pattern on her blouse and scarf.
The Donald has landed: President Trump and First Lady Melania touch down in London for three days of pomp, ceremony and politics amid a massive security operation
Donald and Melania Trump left Washington for the UK on Sunday night and landed at Stansted at 9am
He'll fly to US Ambassador's residence in Regent's Park before events with the Queen and Prince Charles
Prince Harry will meet Mr Trump and Melania - but Meghan Markle will stay away looking after baby Archie
Tonight Her Majesty will host a State Banquet in his honour - but mass protests will be taking place outside
London Mayor Sadiq Khan compared Trump to '20th century fascists' in a column Trump called 'nasty'
As Mr Trump landed he tweeted: 'He is a stone cold loser who should focus on crime in London, not me
Donald Trump has landed in London for his long-awaited state visit and blasted Sadiq Khan in a tweet sent as Air Force One landed on British soil calling the London Mayor: 'A stone cold loser'.
The President had already weighed in on Brexit and his security concerns over Huawei as he took off from America last night and used his arrival in the UK to eviscerate Mr Khan for calling him a ‘21st century fascist’ yesterday.
In an extraordinary intervention as his jumbo jet came into Stansted, Mr Trump took to social media and said: 'Sadiq Khan, who by all accounts has done a terrible job as Mayor of London, has been foolishly "nasty" to the visiting President of the United States, by far the most important ally of the United Kingdom. He is a stone cold loser who should focus on crime in London, not me'.
He added: 'Khan reminds me very much of our very dumb and incompetent Mayor of NYC, de Blasio, who has also done a terrible job - only half his height. In any event, I look forward to being a great friend to the United Kingdom, and am looking very much forward to my visit. Landing now'.
Mr Trump had already wasted no time in spelling out his views on the special relationship, backing a No Deal Brexit while praising Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage and calling for the Brexit Party leader to be sent to Brussels to re-negotiate the deal that cost Theresa May her job.
The US President is in the UK for three days where the Queen will throw a state banquet at Buckingham Palace in his honour tonight after he meets Her Majesty and Prince Harry for lunch and Prince Charles and his wife Camilla for tea.
Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt was waiting for the President at Stansted as he landed and briefly held hands with Melania before he boarded the Marine One helicopter and headed for central London.
His visit will be met by large protests with hundreds of thousands of people set to hit the streets and Mayor Khan agreeing to let agitators fly two blimps lampooning Mr Trump: One showing his as a 20ft baby and the other as a robot in a gold toilet.
Mr Trump departed from Joint Base Andrews near Washington DC aboard Air Force One last night and landed at Stansted at 9am before heading to the US Ambassador's residence in Regent's Park - Winfield House - his base for the next three days.
The US President and First Lady Melania will first head to Buckingham Palace for lunch with the Queen - and will return this evening for the state banquet, which is being boycotted by Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn. In between they will visit Westminster Abbey and also go for tea with Prince Charles at Clarence House.
The Duke of Sussex will also attend a private lunch at the palace - although his wife Meghan Markle, who is on maternity leave, will be at home with their four-week-old son, Archie.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7098297/The-Donald-landed-President-Trump-Lady-Melania-touch-London.html
Daily mail has a story about it.kek
And it is medals in a salute to Vets.
Melania Trump pays tribute to D-Day veterans with a military themed £650 Burberry blouse as she holds hands with President Trump on arrival in London
First Lady Melania Trump, 49, has arrived in the UK with President Trump for the three-day State Visit
She donned a navy skirt suit and £650 ($820) Burberry blouse printed with military medals, in a nod to D-Day
President Trump reached for his wife's hand as they crossed the runway on arrival at Stansted Airport
Tonight the couple will dine with royals including the Queen and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-7098355/Melania-Trump-pays-tribute-D-Day-veterans-military-themed-650-Burberry-blouse.html
Here is a video of Obama Arriving in the Uk,
Looks like no red carpet and no military lining where he walks.
Not ure if it was an official state visit.
Does not show Michael.
(21 Apr 2016) US President Barack Obama arrived at London's Stansted airport on Thursday evening.
Accompanied by his wife Michelle Obama, the US president is on a three-day visit to the UK during which he is expected to speak on Britain's looming June 23 EU referendum.
Obama's agenda before he leaves for Germany on Sunday includes talks with British Prime Minister David Cameron on the global economy, on countering an increasingly assertive Russia and on the fight against the Islamic State group.
The President's British stopover - one of a series of international visits during his last year in office - will also include a lunch with Queen Elizabeth II at Windsor Castle on Friday - a day after her 90th birthday.