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President Donald Trump’s son said the Brexit negotiations had been allowed to stretch out for years because Theresa May ‘ignored’ his dad’s advice. Donald Trump Jr also blamed ‘elite’ politicians for preventing Brexit taking place as promised on 29 March. He urged the British people to ‘stand up for themselves against the global elite’ to ensure that Brexit happens at the end of next week. Donald Trump Jr criticised Theresa May for failing to follow his dad’s Brexit advice (Picture: Getty Images) Trump Jr’s comments, in an article for the Daily Telegraph, come just days after his father remarked that May had not listened to his advice on how to handle the Brexit process, which was now going ‘badly’. Manchester United legend Ryan Giggs rates Man City’s chances of winning quadruple The article is certain to spark speculation over whether Mr Trump Jr’s stance reflects the President’s thinking. The younger Trump said that May should ‘honour’ her repeated promise to take the UK out of the EU on 29 March. He also raised the question of whether politicians’ assurances that they would deliver Brexit were in fact ‘a ruse’, quoting unnamed pro-Brexit politicians as suggesting that the PM may in fact be trying to ‘sabotage’ the process. He also linked delays in delivering Brexit to the investigations into his father’s alleged links with Russia (Picture: AFP) He said: ‘Since 2016, Prime Minister Theresa May has promised on more than 50 separate occasions that Britain would leave the EU on March 29 2019. ‘She needs to honour that promise. ‘But Mrs May ignored advice from my father, and ultimately, a process that should have taken only a few short months has become a years-long stalemate, leaving the British people in limbo.’ Donald Trump Jr, who is executive vice-president of the Trump Organisation, drew parallels between delays in delivering Brexit and the investigations into his father’s alleged links with Russia. He wrote: ‘In a way, you could say that Brexit and my father’s election are one and the same. He said it ‘appears that democracy in the UK is all but dead’ (Picture: AFP) ‘The people of both the UK and the US voted to uproot the establishment for the sake of individual freedom and independence, only to see the establishment try to silence their voices and overturn their mandates. New £165,000,000 coal mine approved despite climate change protests ‘What we’re seeing now in Washington, London and Brussels is the desperate, last-gasp attempt by those previously in power to cling on to what was once theirs in the face of an overwhelming mandate for change.’ He claimed that ‘the elites control London from Brussels’ and that, as a result, ‘the will of the people is likely to be ignored’. And he added: ‘With the deadline fast approaching, it appears that democracy in the UK is all but dead.’ Got a story for Metro.co.uk? If you have a story for our news team, email us at webnews@metro.co.uk. You can also follow us on Facebook and Twitter.
