Donald Trump Insults the Mayor of London with "Loser Total" before Landing on British soil

Not sure that this phrase is in the code of propriety British. On his plane just before he entered the UK on Monday, US President Donald Trump called the mayor of London "loser total" via his favorite means of communication: Twitter.

"Sadiq Khan, who did a terrible job as mayor of London, made" nasty "comments to the President of the United States," tweeted Donald Trump, referring to him in the third person. This "total loser" would do better to focus on the fight against crime in London, added the president.

"Fascists of the 20th century"

"Childish insults should not be at the level of the President of the United States," said a spokesman for Sadiq Khan. Donald Trump has repeatedly attacked the Muslim Labor leader via social networks, denouncing his "disastrous work on terrorism." For his part, Sadiq Khan regularly condemns the declarations and behavior of the tenant of the White House. On Sunday, the mayor of London told Sky news that the UK was wrong to "roll out the red carpet" to Donald Trump and described some of the US president's policies as "odious" and "offensive".

In The Observer, he also compared some of the American president's words to those used by "20th century fascists". The mayor of London warned that he would not attend the banquet given Monday evening given by Queen Elizabeth II in honor of the Republican leader. A dinner in great pomp also shunned by the Labor opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn and the Speaker of the House of Commons, John Bercow.