Official plane used by Trump will fly to Scotland just before Biden inauguration – report

[BlueTex]

Interesting...

The murk surrounding Donald Trump’s likely whereabouts on his last day as president has thickened considerably with news that an official plane he has used in the past is due to fly to Scotland the day before Joe Biden’s inauguration.

Trump himself is sticking to his refusal to accept his decisive electoral defeat. He has been caught cajoling election officials to “find” thousands of extra votes and is encouraging his supporters to gather for a “wild” day of protest on Wednesday when Congress is due to ratify the result.


The White House has refused to say what he will do when Biden is inaugurated on 20 January, raising the question of whether Trump will even leave the building voluntarily.

Most Trump-watchers expect him to dodge any event that would involve acknowledging his election loss. They predict he will stage a spectacular diversion to detract from Biden’s first day on the job.

Many versions of that scenario have the outgoing president flying to his private club in Florida, Mar-a-Lago. But Scotland’s Sunday Post has reported that Prestwick airport, near Trump’s Turnberry golf course resort, has been told to expect a US military Boeing 757 that has occasionally been used by Trump, on 19 January.

Official plane used by Trump will fly to Scotland just before Biden inauguration – report

Arrival of military plane president has occasionally used fuels questions over Trump’s plans for 20 January

www.theguardian.com

 

[roguenuke]

Interesting...

The murk surrounding Donald Trump’s likely whereabouts on his last day as president has thickened considerably with news that an official plane he has used in the past is due to fly to Scotland the day before Joe Biden’s inauguration.

Trump himself is sticking to his refusal to accept his decisive electoral defeat. He has been caught cajoling election officials to “find” thousands of extra votes and is encouraging his supporters to gather for a “wild” day of protest on Wednesday when Congress is due to ratify the result.


The White House has refused to say what he will do when Biden is inaugurated on 20 January, raising the question of whether Trump will even leave the building voluntarily.

Most Trump-watchers expect him to dodge any event that would involve acknowledging his election loss. They predict he will stage a spectacular diversion to detract from Biden’s first day on the job.

Many versions of that scenario have the outgoing president flying to his private club in Florida, Mar-a-Lago. But Scotland’s Sunday Post has reported that Prestwick airport, near Trump’s Turnberry golf course resort, has been told to expect a US military Boeing 757 that has occasionally been used by Trump, on 19 January.

Official plane used by Trump will fly to Scotland just before Biden inauguration – report

Arrival of military plane president has occasionally used fuels questions over Trump’s plans for 20 January

www.theguardian.com

So this makes me think that Trump may just rile up his base, and then leave. Let them go crazy but he's out of the country.

 

[BlueTex]

So this makes me think that Trump may just rile up his base, and then leave. Let them go crazy but he's out of the country.

I'm fine with it actually... Hell, I will even chip a little if anybody objects to the cost of one last plane ride on the taxpayers...

 

[Gaius46]

Do we have to let him back in?

 

[roguenuke]

Do we have to let him back in?

If any prosecutors find enough evidence to indict and convict him, I think we should insist. Beyond that, let them have him.

 

[Slartibartfast]

UK–US extradition treaty of 2003 - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

He can be brought back.

 

[Shrink726]

I hope we have an extradition arrangement with Scotland.

 

[BlueTex]

Do we have to let him back in?

Interesting idea... revoke his passport... hmmm..

 

[calamity]

Interesting...

The murk surrounding Donald Trump’s likely whereabouts on his last day as president has thickened considerably with news that an official plane he has used in the past is due to fly to Scotland the day before Joe Biden’s inauguration.

Trump himself is sticking to his refusal to accept his decisive electoral defeat. He has been caught cajoling election officials to “find” thousands of extra votes and is encouraging his supporters to gather for a “wild” day of protest on Wednesday when Congress is due to ratify the result.


The White House has refused to say what he will do when Biden is inaugurated on 20 January, raising the question of whether Trump will even leave the building voluntarily.

Most Trump-watchers expect him to dodge any event that would involve acknowledging his election loss. They predict he will stage a spectacular diversion to detract from Biden’s first day on the job.

Many versions of that scenario have the outgoing president flying to his private club in Florida, Mar-a-Lago. But Scotland’s Sunday Post has reported that Prestwick airport, near Trump’s Turnberry golf course resort, has been told to expect a US military Boeing 757 that has occasionally been used by Trump, on 19 January.

Official plane used by Trump will fly to Scotland just before Biden inauguration – report

Arrival of military plane president has occasionally used fuels questions over Trump’s plans for 20 January

www.theguardian.com

He's fleeing the country....lol

 

[Tbird19482]

Do we have to let him back in?

Maybe Biden's first act as President will be ordering US 1 to fly back here empty and leave his ass stuck there.
I think that would be funny
Trump stuck there and will have to take a commercial plane back
Have a nice day

 

[calamity]

I hope we have an extradition arrangement with Scotland.

Why bother? I'd rather see him live in exile, like most deposed third-world dictators.

 

[BlueTex]

He's fleeing the country....lol

It actually might be useful to have him out of the country... Twitter can ban him after the inevitable TOS violation for regular users... I kind of like this plan...

 

[Tbird19482]

He's fleeing the country....lol

That could be seeing he knows NY is after him and now GA may try to get him for the election stuff
It brings up the question does Scotland want him there.
Have a nice day

 

[bluesmoke]

Do we have to let him back in?

His enumerated antics would qualify Trump for the terrorist "no-fly" list.

 

[Callen]

Once there he has to self isolate for 10 days. Wonder how that would go down? After all he will be Joe private citizen. I wonder if his golf course is even open given the new lockdown orders in Scotland....that would tick him off!

Just found this....no way Trump goes to Scotland with these rules in place!

Covid in Scotland: Do I still need to test and self-isolate?

With case numbers on the rise again here we recap the rules for testing, travel and self-isolation.

www.bbc.com

 

[Mycroft]

Interesting...

The murk surrounding Donald Trump’s likely whereabouts on his last day as president has thickened considerably with news that an official plane he has used in the past is due to fly to Scotland the day before Joe Biden’s inauguration.

Trump himself is sticking to his refusal to accept his decisive electoral defeat. He has been caught cajoling election officials to “find” thousands of extra votes and is encouraging his supporters to gather for a “wild” day of protest on Wednesday when Congress is due to ratify the result.


The White House has refused to say what he will do when Biden is inaugurated on 20 January, raising the question of whether Trump will even leave the building voluntarily.

Most Trump-watchers expect him to dodge any event that would involve acknowledging his election loss. They predict he will stage a spectacular diversion to detract from Biden’s first day on the job.

Many versions of that scenario have the outgoing president flying to his private club in Florida, Mar-a-Lago. But Scotland’s Sunday Post has reported that Prestwick airport, near Trump’s Turnberry golf course resort, has been told to expect a US military Boeing 757 that has occasionally been used by Trump, on 19 January.

Official plane used by Trump will fly to Scotland just before Biden inauguration – report

Arrival of military plane president has occasionally used fuels questions over Trump’s plans for 20 January

www.theguardian.com

yawn...

The endless Trump hating spin and nonsense continues with nothing but spin and nonsense to support the spin and nonsense.

And the wild-eyed Trump hating members of DP are predictably perpetuating that spin and nonsense with glee.

Moving on...

 

[Carleen]

yawn...

The endless Trump hating spin and nonsense continues with nothing but spin and nonsense to support the spin and nonsense.

And the wild-eyed Trump hating members of DP are predictably perpetuating that spin and nonsense with glee.

Moving on...

Ya gotta love the spin and nonsense Trump creates. He thrives on this stuff.

 

[Mycroft]

Ya gotta love the spin and nonsense Trump creates. He thrives on this stuff.

???

Are you saying Trump ordered that plane to be flown to Scotland? I didn't read that in the OP's article.

 

[Helix]

he's either going to play golf or this story is just noise. he isn't going to flee the country. someone entered the Konami cheat code at his birth, and he has been on invincibility mode ever since. my guess is that he skates on everything, as i've said previously.

 

[RAMOSS]

Maybe Biden's first act as President will be ordering US 1 to fly back here empty and leave his ass stuck there.
I think that would be funny
Trump stuck there and will have to take a commercial plane back
Have a nice day

Without Trumps personal belongings that he wants to rip off while he's in scottland to use the plane for personal use.

 

[upsideguy]

Interesting...

The murk surrounding Donald Trump’s likely whereabouts on his last day as president has thickened considerably with news that an official plane he has used in the past is due to fly to Scotland the day before Joe Biden’s inauguration.

Trump himself is sticking to his refusal to accept his decisive electoral defeat. He has been caught cajoling election officials to “find” thousands of extra votes and is encouraging his supporters to gather for a “wild” day of protest on Wednesday when Congress is due to ratify the result.


The White House has refused to say what he will do when Biden is inaugurated on 20 January, raising the question of whether Trump will even leave the building voluntarily.

Most Trump-watchers expect him to dodge any event that would involve acknowledging his election loss. They predict he will stage a spectacular diversion to detract from Biden’s first day on the job.

Many versions of that scenario have the outgoing president flying to his private club in Florida, Mar-a-Lago. But Scotland’s Sunday Post has reported that Prestwick airport, near Trump’s Turnberry golf course resort, has been told to expect a US military Boeing 757 that has occasionally been used by Trump, on 19 January.

Official plane used by Trump will fly to Scotland just before Biden inauguration – report

Arrival of military plane president has occasionally used fuels questions over Trump’s plans for 20 January

www.theguardian.com

If the guy thinks Scotland in January is a good place to be, well I thought Trump showed particularly good judgement. Of course, the plane is no longer his after noon on the 20th, so I hope he has made other travel arrangements to leave Scotland.

 

[LouC]

Interesting...

The murk surrounding Donald Trump’s likely whereabouts on his last day as president has thickened considerably with news that an official plane he has used in the past is due to fly to Scotland the day before Joe Biden’s inauguration.

Trump himself is sticking to his refusal to accept his decisive electoral defeat. He has been caught cajoling election officials to “find” thousands of extra votes and is encouraging his supporters to gather for a “wild” day of protest on Wednesday when Congress is due to ratify the result.


The White House has refused to say what he will do when Biden is inaugurated on 20 January, raising the question of whether Trump will even leave the building voluntarily.

Most Trump-watchers expect him to dodge any event that would involve acknowledging his election loss. They predict he will stage a spectacular diversion to detract from Biden’s first day on the job.

Many versions of that scenario have the outgoing president flying to his private club in Florida, Mar-a-Lago. But Scotland’s Sunday Post has reported that Prestwick airport, near Trump’s Turnberry golf course resort, has been told to expect a US military Boeing 757 that has occasionally been used by Trump, on 19 January.

Official plane used by Trump will fly to Scotland just before Biden inauguration – report

Arrival of military plane president has occasionally used fuels questions over Trump’s plans for 20 January

www.theguardian.com

Exciting speculation fodder!

 

[Somerville]

???

Are you saying Trump ordered that plane to be flown to Scotland? I didn't read that in the OP's article.

Who else might order Air Force 2 to fly to Scotland on 19 January? For those who don't know, Air Force 1 is a 747.

I posted about this yesterday (4 Jan) with a link to the Scottish newspaper that broke the story -- https://debatepolitics.com/threads/...old-to-expect-a-high-flyer-19-january.434984/

“There is a booking for an American military version of the Boeing 757 on January 19, the day before the inauguration. That’s one that’s normally used by the Vice-President but often used by the First Lady. Presidential flights tend to get booked far in advance, because of the work that has to be done around it.”

 

[bongsaway]

So this makes me think that Trump may just rile up his base, and then leave. Let them go crazy but he's out of the country.

Like his new year party he won't be there. Rubes, all of them being played and they cheer about it and give him money. Lost souls.

 

[Airyaman]

Not sure why he wants to hide out at his failing properties.

Trump’s European Golf Resorts Have Lost About $90 Million

The Trump Organization has now declared losses of roughly $90 million at its European golf resorts, according to an analysis of records from Ireland and the United Kingdom.

www.forbes.com