As a political stuntman, British politician Ed Davy's antiques could fill the emphasis.

The leader of the Liberal Democrats of the United Kingung came out of Bungen, the rally, the sheep manure for the seams for sanctifying the complaint on the compliance of the protest.

But now, with US President Donald Trump tariff war, Dave is trying to hold a rally on British voters to the new job, supporting Canada.

Davei exploded in the Canadian flag for his last political standard on Wednesday, a Canadian-Armenian thematic tavern in the living center and invited local media to dinner with him in Canadian Poutine, Beaver Tails and Canadian Beer.

“I want to make sure that people know that British people are standing with Canada,” Daveye said in the news of Covent Garden's Maple Leaf Tavern.

“President Trump keeps unresponsive to Canada, one of his closest allies … This road is free.

59-year-old Davei led by Lib Dems, as they are known to their best voter list in almost a century, winning 72 places and parties in the parliament.

His unusual, stunts were seen as one of the keys to the party's campaign.

“I think that if President Trump goes away from this type of behavior, there is Canada or anyone, it will hurt all the plate in the world.

“I think we have to choose,” he said. “We must be behind Canada.”

Davei has repeatedly supported Canada in parliament, testifying Trump as a “playground bully”.

On Wednesday, Dave demanded the British Prime Minister Kaye Starmier immediately fly to Canada to stand solidarity with his main collaborative partner.

His answer, the statue called Canada “Important Ally” when emphasizes Britain's desire to overcome the economic transaction negotiations, which avoids punitive commercial events.

Trump 25% tariff in US steel and aluminum imports, including Britain, began on Wednesday. The event may affect approximately five percent of British exports, making them more expensive for US consumers according to BBC.

While the scores say that at the moment he keeps any answers, the European Commission says it will use preventive tariffs worth $ 28 billion.

“We really want to work with our European partners, but we also want to work with our cooperation partners,” Davei said.

“And I think there is a force in numbers, and I think it sends it a lot, very big sign.”

During the last visit to the post of Prime Minister, Justin Trudada met with King Charles to discuss what it was called “sovereignty”.

While Charles has not spoken publicly about the contact of Canada and the United States, the British media offered that the king was very concerned.

In one of his last public phenomena, Charles saw his Canadian medals in his military uniform. He also planted a Canadian maple tree on the basis of Buckingham Chamber, to celebrate environmental initiatives of cooperation.

On Wednesday, King Charles presented a solemn sword on Grigor Peter, the Black Wand of the Canadian Senate, according to Buckingham Palace.

And during the Westminster Abbey exercise ceremony on Monday, the Princess of Wales was dressed in red and white.

The British High Commissioner Ralph Wire said in Canada's Lifery, believes that Canada's shows have been intentionally and are aimed at political support.

“Nothing happens happens to the royal family,” he said.

Still most of Canada road was mostly symbolic.

As a shadow measured shadow in the British parliament, many foreign leaders are careful not to be careful not to be afraid or alienated the US unpredictable president.

“I am really impressed by the governments of Canada, regardless of whether it is Trudo, and now Karni has been strong against Trump,” Davei said.

As for the first Canadian Poutine's first defect, Davy struck that fried fries, which looked with fragile and cheese curd. “

“Who wouldn't want that?” He joked.