Do you think Keir Starmer was right to defend Sadiq Khan? Or should he have ignored Trump’s comments?
Donald Trump has once again sparked global outrage — this time on the floor of the United Nations. In a fiery UN speech, Trump attacked London’s mayor Sadiq Khan, calling him a “terrible mayor” and claiming London “wants to go to Sharia law.” His remarks weren’t just provocative — they were baseless. On the world’s biggest diplomatic stage, Trump painted London as unsafe and on the brink of surrender to extremism. But Prime Minister Keir Starmer wasn’t having it. Calm yet firm, Starmer fired back, calling Trump’s claims “ridiculous nonsense” and sending a clear message: London is off limits.
This is no longer just Trump vs Khan — it’s Trump vs London, Trump vs Britain, and Trump vs the very idea of multicultural democracy. In this video, we break down Trump’s UN speech, his long-running feud with Sadiq Khan, why Starmer stepped in to defend London, and how this clash could reshape UK-US relations. From Trump’s false Sharia law claims to his threats against China and India, this is a story of chaos, controversy, and political power plays on the global stage.
Credit to : DAILY NEWS