Donald Trump During the last visit of the President, the child who will nap over London Do not create an appearance this week Its manufacturer said that it is “not really a matter of laughter”.
Orange inflatable, who represents the leader as an angry child, wearing a diapers and holding a mobile phone, first floated Parliament square In July 2018, against Mr. Trump’s visit to Britain. it was Flown second time During his state visit in June 2019, which As well as mass protests protested,
But this week on a visit to the capital, We The President will not have to face an ineffective, air -filled caricature, which now sits in storage.
The balloon created by Leo Murray and co-design by artist Matt Bonner, originally designed to make fun of Mr. Trump. But Mr. Murray says that the political atmosphere is different today, and it is “really a matter of laughter”.
They told Independent: “Back in 2019, Donald Trump was fun to the British public. Most people thought he was an idiot, and we were surprised that American people had chosen the man to become President.
“We are no longer the owner of Blimp. We blimpous the London museum. We did not think we would need it again.”
He said that after the protest, people associated with Blimp were threatened with death and were tracked by far-flung workers at their work places. He thought of doing it again this year, but said that today the situation was worse.
At that time, Mr. Murray said that he wanted to like Shri Trump’s ego. He said: “Librars crying with placards have given water from a duck’s back for Trump. He doesn’t really care. The only thing that ever makes any impact on her is a personal insult.
“And I was so, what? Can we do it?”
Museum of london, Balloons were giftedIt brought it to the sky once again in January 2023 as it wanted to test how the best to preserve it and check it whether it is structurally sound.
It will then be unveiled in 2026 when the museum opens its new house in West Smithfield, Farringn.