Back of the queue Theresa! May is pushed into the shadows as Merkel and Obama take centre stage at the G20 meeting after US President tells her Britain MUST wait its turn for trade deal talks

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Back of the queue Theresa! May is pushed into the shadows as Merkel and Obama take centre stage at the G20 meeting after US President tells her Britain MUST wait its turn for trade deal talks

    Obama and Theresa May held joint press conference at G20 summit 
    US president refused to drop warning that UK will got to 'back of queue' for trade deal after Brexit
    But in contrast Australian PM says his country is 'enthusiastic' about sealing an agreement with the UK
    New PM attending international gathering for first time, also met Chinese premier Xi and Vladimir Putin
    May found herself on fringes of 'family photograph' of G20 leaders

By James Tapsfield, Political Editor For Mailonline

Published: 03:01 EST, 4 September 2016 | Updated: 09:46 EST, 4 September 2016

 

Theresa May endured a bruising first appearance on the world stage today, finding herself on the fringes of the G20's 'family photograph' after a thinly-veiled rebuke from Barack Obama.

The Prime Minister lined up for the traditional group shot following a series of difficult meetings with fellow leaders.

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Theresa May meets with Obama for the first time as President says the US and UK will 'continue to strengthen the special relationship' despite 'turbulence' over Brexit

    Theresa May is hosting a series of first-ever meetings with leaders in China
    She was due to hold talks with Chinese premier Xi Jingping, Russian President Vladimir Putin, and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi
    She also met President Obama for the first time, vowing to work together
    Obama said the US has 'no better partner in the world' than the UK and vowed to 'strengthen  the special relationship'

By Chris Pleasance For Dailymail.com

Published: 00:00 EST, 4 September 2016 | Updated: 05:25 EST, 4 September 2016

 

President Obama has held his first meeting with British Prime Minister Theresa May and vowed that the US and UK will 'continue to strengthen the special relationship'.

Obama, who is approaching the end of his eight-year term as Mrs May establishes herself in office, said the US 'doesn't have a stronger partner in the world.'

He added that the two countries will keep cooperating closely on cyber security, terrorism and trade despite the 'turbulence' of recent political events.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3772870/Theresa-meets-Obama-time-President-says-UK-continue-strengthen-special-relationship-despite-turbulence-Brexit.html#ixzz4JIbIeUZ0
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It looks to me like Imam Obama is practicing taqqiya on the British.  It doesn't seem he can do both of these at the same time.

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Counting the days until we see the hind end of traitor Obama leave DC. We cannot allow Hitlery, another puppet of Soros and the muslim brotherhood to replace him.