英国现在在台上执政的工党从上到下对川普恨之入骨 1. Keir Starmer (Prime Minister): “Humanity and dignity. Two words not understood by President Trump.” 2. Angela Rayner (Deputy Prime Minister): “I am so happy to see the back of Donald Trump.” 3. Yvette Cooper (Home Secretary): “The leader of the free world built his campaign for the Presidency on vitriol and abuse.” 4. Ed Miliband (Energy Secretary): “Oh yes, Trump’s a racist bigot.” 5. Wes Streeting (Health Secretary): “Trump is such an odious, sad, little man. Imagine being proud to have that as your President.” 6. David Lammy (Foreign Secretary): “Donald Trump lies more times a day than the average person goes to the bathroom. Unsurprising given that all that comes out of his mouth is utter pooh.” 7. Jonathan Reynolds (Business Secretary): “What do Trump and the Brexiters (sic) have in common? A disregard for all but themselves.” 8. Liz Kendall (Work and Pensions Secretary): “Like most bullies, Trump doesn't like it up him.” 9. Louise Haigh (Transport Secretary): “We have a responsibility to stand-up to this belligerent and reckless US President.” 10. Peter Kyle (Science Secretary): “History was always going to be the best judge of Trump and his snivelling acolytes.” 11. Hilary Benn (Northern Ireland Secretary): “As well as deliberately sowing division, Donald Trump demeans the office of President of the United States.” 12. Ian Murray (Scotland Secretary): “I asked the Home Secretary if President Donald Trump's promotion of far-right, extremist propaganda on Twitter constitutes a hate crime.” 13. Lisa Nandy (Culture Secretary): “Welcome Donald Trump, human rights nightmare.” 14. Lord Hermer (Attorney General): “Many fear the mere election of Donald Trump will prove an effective recruiting sergeant for extremists.” 15. Darren Jones (Chief Secretary to Treasury): “He’s representing the worst minority.” 16. Baroness Smith (Leader of the House of Lords): “Remind me... who thought it was appropriate and arranged for the State Visit for Donald Trump....” 17. Lucy Powell (Leader of the House of Commons): “Can Donald Trump just butt out.” 18. Jo Stevens (Wales Secretary): “We don’t want Trump to come to Britain.” 19. Steve Reed (Environment Secretary): “Times reports May planning to welcome Trump to London in Feb. The rest of us will show the racist bigot what we really think of him.” 20. Anneliese Dodds (International Development Minister): “The U.K.-U.S. special relationship is based on democratic values which sadly President Trump is not heeding.” 整个欧洲政坛，除了几个东欧国家，都对川普上台极其失望。这可能给中国机会破坏欧美联盟和经济封锁。说不定就能搞到光刻机了。
海外基本上都是这个调调，大家对trump都觉得是joke。当时在香港老板美国人和一个加拿大同事开玩笑加拿大穷啥的，同事说but you got trump，老板立马垂体丧气了。不过那时候trump确实也没啥主意，身边都是lobbyist，有大佬游说他要改成海外收入不上税，当时感觉还挺有戏的如果肯砸钱。trump后来给大公司藏在海外的钱减税带回美国，个人的没动。这些大公司肯定砸了不少钱。这也是资本大佬会喜欢他的一个原因吧。就是做事情也没什么原则。
1. Keir Starmer (Prime Minister): “Humanity and dignity. Two words not understood by President Trump.” 2. Angela Rayner (Deputy Prime Minister): “I am so happy to see the back of Donald Trump.” 3. Yvette Cooper (Home Secretary): “The leader of the free world built his campaign for the Presidency on vitriol and abuse.” 4. Ed Miliband (Energy Secretary): “Oh yes, Trump’s a racist bigot.” 5. Wes Streeting (Health Secretary): “Trump is such an odious, sad, little man. Imagine being proud to have that as your President.” 6. David Lammy (Foreign Secretary): “Donald Trump lies more times a day than the average person goes to the bathroom. Unsurprising given that all that comes out of his mouth is utter pooh.” 7. Jonathan Reynolds (Business Secretary): “What do Trump and the Brexiters (sic) have in common? A disregard for all but themselves.” 8. Liz Kendall (Work and Pensions Secretary): “Like most bullies, Trump doesn't like it up him.” 9. Louise Haigh (Transport Secretary): “We have a responsibility to stand-up to this belligerent and reckless US President.” 10. Peter Kyle (Science Secretary): “History was always going to be the best judge of Trump and his snivelling acolytes.” 11. Hilary Benn (Northern Ireland Secretary): “As well as deliberately sowing division, Donald Trump demeans the office of President of the United States.” 12. Ian Murray (Scotland Secretary): “I asked the Home Secretary if President Donald Trump's promotion of far-right, extremist propaganda on Twitter constitutes a hate crime.” 13. Lisa Nandy (Culture Secretary): “Welcome Donald Trump, human rights nightmare.” 14. Lord Hermer (Attorney General): “Many fear the mere election of Donald Trump will prove an effective recruiting sergeant for extremists.” 15. Darren Jones (Chief Secretary to Treasury): “He’s representing the worst minority.” 16. Baroness Smith (Leader of the House of Lords): “Remind me... who thought it was appropriate and arranged for the State Visit for Donald Trump....” 17. Lucy Powell (Leader of the House of Commons): “Can Donald Trump just butt out.” 18. Jo Stevens (Wales Secretary): “We don’t want Trump to come to Britain.” 19. Steve Reed (Environment Secretary): “Times reports May planning to welcome Trump to London in Feb. The rest of us will show the racist bigot what we really think of him.” 20. Anneliese Dodds (International Development Minister): “The U.K.-U.S. special relationship is based on democratic values which sadly President Trump is not heeding.”
整个欧洲政坛，除了几个东欧国家，都对川普上台极其失望。这可能给中国机会破坏欧美联盟和经济封锁。说不定就能搞到光刻机了。
中欧投资协议或许又有机会活过来。。
但光刻机大概率还是没戏，这个涉及部门太多，而且承担损失的主要是荷兰人，所以川普不关心。。
光刻机之内的肯定是没戏，但是未来四年，国际外交上，欧洲没底气了，中国可以放开干了。