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CHEZ WATT: Hitler Is Compared Favorably with Trump

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peter2...@gmail.com

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Oct 25, 2021, 11:40:15 AM10/25/21
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A personal non-aggression pact is sealed with the ghost of Hitler and acted on with:

"Trump is not Hitler, of course. Hitler, unlike Trump, served with honor
in the military and had some appreciation of the arts."

One can easily imagine the ghost of Hitler adding,

"Yes, and that vile Jew-lover licked Netanyahu's boots by moving the
US embassy to Jerusalem and recognizing it as the capital of Israel.

"Worse yet, he brokered peace treaties between three Middle Eastern Muslim countries and Israel.
My hopes for an imminent Second Holocaust ran high when Morsi was President of Egypt,
because he was moving towards abrogating the Egypt-Israel peace treaty and then
destroying those "bloodsuckers and descendants of pigs," as he put it.

"Those hopes suffered a huge setback when he was overthrown and the Zionist sympathizer
who overthrew him became President in a transparently stolen election.
With the three treaties that Zionist puppet brokered in place, my hopes are at their lowest level ever."

peter2...@gmail.com

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Oct 29, 2021, 10:40:15 PM10/29/21
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There are some very revealing pieces of information in the following webpage about innumerable
reactions from an amazing number of countries to this overthrow.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2013_Egyptian_coup_d%27%C3%A9tat

But most revealing of all is the reluctance of the Obama administration to call it a "coup":

On 26 July, the United States said that it would not make a formal determination of whether the events in Egypt constituted a coup. State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki said: "The law does not require us to make a formal determination ... as to whether a coup took place, and it is not in our national interest to make such a determination."[12]

How interesting to contrast this with the rhetoric that seems to be gospel truth in the Democratic Party,
that the events of January 6 of this year constituted an attempted coup.

Food for thought while waiting for me to return to this thread on Monday.


Peter Nyikos

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Oct 31, 2021, 4:10:17 PM10/31/21
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More food, along the lines of the real Nazi's claims, such as that Trump did not create a good economy...

https://www.statista.com/chart/18839/quarterly-real-gdp-growth-in-the-united-states/

Look at the ups and downs during Obama years, tanking to a zero growth near the end of his reign.
Nine times the economy was stagnant or tanked in that time period.

Then the sudden rise and fairly consistent economy until COVID under Trump's watch.
Only once did the economy fall to one percent growth, and overall maintained a growth of over two percent.
One question in considering the quality of an economy, "good" or "bad", is who is respresented in such
growth and stagnation, big money behind politics, or the average citizen?

Is this an accurate representation? I sure don't see it in the above cited chart.

Dated January 2016:

"Among the items President Obama highlighted as part of his legacy in the State of the Union Address and thereafter will be the slow, albeit steady, growth of the economy over the past five years."

https://www.forbes.com/sites/rohitarora/2016/01/13/rating-the-obama-years-for-small-business-growth/?sh=2790f59176ec


peter2...@gmail.com

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Nov 4, 2021, 10:05:18 PM11/4/21
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While the Halloween season is still a recent memory, it is appropriate to
recall the only other statement involving Hitler that was posted in the source for
the nonagression pact recounted below, a week and a day before Halloween.


On Monday, October 25, 2021 at 11:40:15 AM UTC-4, peter2...@gmail.com wrote:

> A personal non-aggression pact is sealed with the ghost of Hitler and acted on with:
>
> "Trump is not Hitler, of course. Hitler, unlike Trump, served with honor
> in the military and had some appreciation of the arts."

The very next sentence, concluding all talk of Hitler, was totally even handed:
"But they have enough in common to be scary."

As almost all Americans at or past the age of 3 know, Halloween is a time for sundry people to be scary.
In fact, it is often a compliment for someone's costume to be called scary.

The only reason I didn't quote it in the OP is that it doesn't add anything special one way or the other
to the preceding two sentences.

But now, in a final Halloween-style fling, I let the ghost of Hitler do the rest of the talking:

"I'm not sure what `in common' refers to where that Zionist puppet is concerned. Perhaps it is
the way he bore down on the hereditary absolute monarch of North Korea where all his
predecessors behaved like wimps towards him; perhaps it is his repudiation of the nuclear arms agreement
made with those implacable foes of Zionism who run Iran.

"My guess, though, is that the best example the author has in mind is the way he got around to warning
the Taliban of dire consequences if even one American was killed. And for at least a year, until he was defeated
by the bumbler under whom the record was broken, none were.

"Even this falls well short, though, of how scary I was during the Spanish Civil War. I gave Franco
enormous amounts of military aid, both in materiel and troops, and encouraged Mussolini
to contribute even more. Stalin was afraid to give the Republican side more than about 1%
of the number of troops Mussolini and I had there at any one time, for fear of precipitating a war
between us.

"I wish I could have been half so scary when I pressured Franco in 1940 and later to attack
Gibraltar and help me and Mussolini seal off the Mediterranean on the Atlantic end.
When it became obvious that he would continue to defy us, I fumed, telling Mussolini how the ingrate
`owes us everything' and yet he refuses to do us this modest favor."


> One can easily imagine the ghost of Hitler adding,
>
> "Yes, and that vile Jew-lover licked Netanyahu's boots by moving the
> US embassy to Jerusalem and recognizing it as the capital of Israel.
>
> "Worse yet, he brokered peace treaties between three Middle Eastern Muslim countries and Israel.
> My hopes for an imminent Second Holocaust ran high when Morsi was President of Egypt,
> because he was moving towards abrogating the Egypt-Israel peace treaty and then
> destroying those "bloodsuckers and descendants of pigs," as he put it.
>
> "Those hopes suffered a huge setback when he was overthrown and the Zionist sympathizer
> who overthrew him became President in a transparently stolen election.
> With the three treaties that Zionist puppet brokered in place, my hopes are at their lowest level ever."


Peter Nyikos

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