After a tempestuous weekend of demonstrations all over America, tonight Greater Manchester sent its own message to Donald Trump, comparing his anti-Muslim, anti-refugee policies to fascism and Hitler.
Over three thousand people packed into Albert Square, in the shadow of the Town Hall sign reading Welcome To Manchester, to hear speakers condemn the new US President and Theresa May's invitation for him to come to the UK on state visit.
Everyone, it seemed, had made their own placard on the back of cardboard and even pizza boxes, with messages ranging from `Silence Is Complicity' to `Never Again Is Now!'. History teachers carried photos of Hitler, kids carried homemade pictures of Trump in a bin, and Salford and Manchester's music fraternity were out in force with a `Fac off Donald' banner.
Amidst the satirical placards and chants ('You can't build a wall your hands are too small') one huge banner said it all 'Muslims Are Not The Enemy'...
See Richard Searle's video of the protest - click here
There's a further protest this Saturday February 4th 2pm at Albert Square