Donald Trump Supporter Claims There Are 'No Go Areas' In England And Gets Promptly Schooled By Brits

'No there aren't, you pillock.'
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Britons have been quick to put the record straight after a Trump supporter claimed there were “no go zones” in England.

Zak Zales tweeted his enlightened comments after an attack in London Bridge left seven dead and 48 injured, 21 of them critically.

In France and England there are neighborhoods that are "no go zones".. Even the police are scared to enter.

— Zak Zales (@ZakZales) June 4, 2017

But, Londoners were having absolutely none of it.

Many tweeted to set the record straight...

do you believe this or do you just like to spread hatred? I'm a Londoner & we don't have "no go zones"

— Cathy Ashley (@CathyAshley) June 4, 2017

Cite your source. Do you live in the UK? Have you actually seen these "no go" areas? No. Cuz they don't exist. #iliveintheUK

— Nicky Gardner (@Pixiechops74) June 4, 2017

I live in england and i can tell you that that's not even a little bit true.

— Bonabopn (@Bonabopn) June 4, 2017

I work in Muslim majority area in London, I'm outwardly gay and proud and have never felt unsafe. Vile propaganda

— Ben Waines (@benwaines) June 4, 2017

What are you talking about ? I live in London , in the U.K. 15 years - there are NO no-go zones ( whatever that even means! )

— Basil Genimahaliotis (@basil76) June 4, 2017

I live in London , Give me where these are, I'll go there , any time you want, and video those areas and send it to your twitter .

— Basil Genimahaliotis (@basil76) June 4, 2017

No there aren't you pillock

— Peter Fearn (@ConcurrentPete) June 4, 2017

That's bollocks. Comment on your own fucked country you nob before commenting on mine.

— Geoff (@pommykiwi) June 4, 2017

You really are spouting the hate of your leader. You know nothing about our London, so keep your nose out.

— Jules (@Littlesparkle67) June 4, 2017

Some Londoners did begin suggesting that there could be no-go zones - but not for the reason Zales would have imagined...

Actual places Londoners are reluctant to enter:
Covent Garden street performer hell
Madam Tussauds
Breakfast club queue
Changing at Bank

— Stephanie Boland (@stephanieboland) June 4, 2017

-Kings cross station, just all of it, get rid of it
-Topshop on Oxford Circus
- Shoreditch https://t.co/KsYXLdh0Uq

— Hussein Kesvani (@HKesvani) June 4, 2017

Lush on Oxford St
Westfield
Camden

— Nicola (@nfpritchard) June 4, 2017

It comes after Donald Trump was accused of “fake news” after he lashed out at Sadiq Khan, the mayor of London, and his response to Saturday’s attack.

In a statement this morning, Khan warned Londoners there will be an increased police presence in the capital over the next few days, adding that there is “no reason to be alarmed” by this.

Taking the phrase out of of context, Trump slammed the mayor on Twitter for his comments, referencing the number of people killed and injured by the terrorists.

But he was quickly cut down to size by Brits, who threw his favourite insult back at him.

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