Notable signs from the UK protests against Trump

Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators turned out across the United Kingdom to protest President Trump’s visit this week. 

The four-day trip — Trump’s first visit to the U.K. as president — largely avoided London where the president has reportedly admitted to feeling “unwelcome.”

An estimated 250,000 people took to the streets of London on Friday to protest Trump and his administration’s policies.

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The next day, as Trump headed to Edinburgh, Scotland, roughly 10,000 people turned out to protest the president.

Trump is staying at his luxury Turnberry golf resort in Aberdeen, about 120 miles away from Edinburgh. 

While out on the course earlier Saturday, Trump was met with protesters chanting, “No Trump, no KKK, no racist USA.”

An activist reportedly connected with Greenpeace also paraglided nearby on Friday night with a banner reading, “Trump: Well Below Par.”

Here are some of notable signs posted on social media during anti-Trump protests across the U.K. 

Trump’s Scottish – from across the pond, thank you, Scotland pic.twitter.com/J8SLVKfL9T

— Vanessa (@pink80sgirl) July 14, 2018

Anti-Trump protest in London: “Feed him to the corgis” pic.twitter.com/UELOWFtZOi

— Edward Hardy (@EdwardTHardy) July 14, 2018

Anti-Trump protest in London: “We shall overcomb” pic.twitter.com/HXkyKNYOTv

— Edward Hardy (@EdwardTHardy) July 14, 2018

A small crowd, and their signs, starting to gather at Trump Menie Estate golf course, north of Balmedie. The US President is expected to remain at his Turnberry resort, but the protest goes ahead. #TrumpScotland pic.twitter.com/05gga9JBkY

— Original 106 FM (@originalfm) July 14, 2018

My Favorite Sign today at the London Anti-Trump Protest! pic.twitter.com/tWTXdrGlIR

— Brian Krassenstein (@krassenstein) July 13, 2018

A very British protest sign #TrumpUKVisit #TrumpProtest pic.twitter.com/ClqwLdEkvk

— BBC Three (@bbcthree) July 13, 2018

Ready for Edinburgh today. Struggled with slogans as there is sooooooo much to protest with Trump, so in the end decided to explain just that. pic.twitter.com/M20BBzbvZ4

— FlossieMulvenna (@FlossieMulvenna) July 14, 2018

Went with a double sider! Anyone else going? The Trump blimp is coming!!! #freespeech #edinburgh #standupforkindness #TrumpVisitUK pic.twitter.com/i7D9057CMV

— Clare Meakin (@Meakstweet) July 14, 2018

The absolute worst thing about London protests are the twee placards: “make tea, not war”, “so bad even librarians are protesting” etc. Look at this selection of unspeakable tosspots, for example. pic.twitter.com/1kdPKH4WX0

— Christopher Snowdon (@cjsnowdon) July 14, 2018

Liz Lato, 52, from, Dalgety Bay in Fife, said: “Trump is the thin edge of facism and we can’t afford to pander to him.” #trumpukvisit
People arriving outside the Scottish Parliament ahead of Edinburgh’s march against Trumps visit. pic.twitter.com/Ym3FzJ7DqH

— Angie Brown (@Browna27) July 14, 2018