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    Donald Trump attacks actress over Highland Clearances remark
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    Writing in the Press and Journal newspaper today, he said: "Tilda Swinton, whom I don't know and have never heard of, should have spoken up three years ago and obviously is enjoying the publicity stunt at my expense ... In any event I have the support of Sir Sean Connery, and this very small group of dissidents have Tilda Swinton. I'll take that deal any day." Mr Trump may well find that he has picked the wrong ground for this particular battle. Full Article at Times Online
    Tilda Swinton, whom I don't know and have never heard of, should have spoken up three years ago and obviously is enjoying the publicity stunt at my expense ... In any event I have the support of Sir Sean Connery, and this very small group of dissidents have Tilda Swinton. I'll take that deal any day.
    SOURCE: Times Online 1 month ago
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Donald Trump attacks actress over Highland Clearances remark
  1. I enjoyed her ... in Michael Clayton but am disappointed that she would make such an ill-informed statement about a site she has not seen or a project she knows nothing about. If she would like information about the many benefits our development will bring to Scotland, she should contact us
    SOURCE: Times Online 1 month ago
  2. The extremists Ms Swinton seems to represent continue to shamelessly exploit and commercialise the tragic history of the Highland Clearances in their increasingly desperate attempt to rally support for their own dubious agenda.
    SOURCE: Times Online 1 month ago
  3. Surely this kind of industrial bullying has been discredited enough. I trust Aberdeenshire Council to know its Highland history and to resist giving in to this attempt at a 21st-century clearance.
    SOURCE: Times Online 1 month ago

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