Scots protesting Trump raise Mexican flag near golf course

Amateur golfers play on lush green fairways framed by the wild North Sea and a giant blue and white Scottish flag.

Despite a promise to create 6,000 jobs, Aberdeenshire councillors unexpectedly reject the £1 billion resort by one vote.

The dispute began because locals felt the development was unsympathetic with the existing environment.

Trump has also repeated his position this week that the United Kingdom should leave the EU.

Scots living around Donald Trump’s golf resort are flying the Mexican flag in opposition to the billionaire’s policies.

Trump is set to attend the re-opening of his Turnberry golf course this week, and Scottish locals have made a decision to prepare by flying the Mexican flag within view of the course’s clubhouse.

He was referring to Trump’s infamous campaign promise that he would build a wall at the U.S-Mexico border.

“[Trump] is quite smart but he is unsafe with it”, added Milne. Trump called Forbes’ land a “toxic dump” and “disgusting”. In a Scottish newspaper, he recently wrote an op-ed with a headline that read, “How Scotland will help me become president”.

‘I would categorically dispute any claims that we have purposely made life hard for the neighbors or done things that were wrong, ‘ she told NPR in February. “He had no arguments”.

Trump’s public schedule does not include any meetings with British or European leaders, which have been common for American presidential candidates when traveling overseas in recent elections, CNN reported. He is scheduled to attend the reopening of his Turnberry course in Ayrshire and visit the Aberdeenshire course Saturday.

Despite Trump’s professed love for Scotland his arrival has sparked protests among locals. “Scotland is in the middle of a revolution against wind farms”.

There are no voters to woo here on Scotland’s wind-beaten coast, no donors to court or party officials to lobby.

Last year Trump lost his status as an honourary ambassador for Scottish business and was stripped of an honorary degree from Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen, for his inflammatory comments about Muslims. Scottish judges concluded Trump’s lawyers had not come “anywhere near” substantiating his suspicions.

On Friday, Mr. Trump plans to visit his luxury golf resort, Trump Turnberry, on the rugged southwestern coast, where he will arrive by helicopter before holding a news conference and a ceremonial ribbon cutting, and take a photograph with his family.

Trump’s statement led British lawmakers to debate banning him from entering the UK.

Mexican flags are routinely seen being carried at Trump protests in the United States. “We wanted to show solidarity but we don’t think he is worth doing anything more”.

The trolling of Donald Trump has crossed the Atlantic Ocean.