I recently read in the Atlantic that Hitler imposed tariffs on Germany’s major trading partners when he became chancellor, tanking Germany’s economy putting that country further down the path toward World War II.
So, when I read this post, I started fact-checking to verify all of Hitler’s footsteps Trump has followed wearing Hitler’s shoes, on the same path to another World War, one that our species and many others cannot survive. This time the death count will be in the billions.
“While Hitler and the Nazi regime did not declare a formal ‘war’ on colleges and universities in Germany, they did exert significant control and influence over them, effectively restructuring them according to Nazi ideology. This control manifested in various ways, including dismissing Jewish professors, targeting the student body with laws, and removing any perceived dissent.”
SOURCES: University of Michigan Heritage Project, Facing History, and Experiencing History.
Trump is following Hitler’s path that leads to the next World War.
The BIG lies:
Walking in Hitler’s Shoes: Trump has targeted Minorites, liberals, any judge who doesn’t rule in his favor, LGBTQ, undocumented aliens, et al.
Walking in Hitler’s Shoes: Trumps lies before the election that the economy was a wreck, inflations higher than ever, too many unemployed, increased crime rates.
“Nazi propaganda repeatedly claimed that Jews held power behind the scenes in Britain, Russia, and the United States. It further spread claims that the Jews had begun a war of extermination against Germany, and used these to assert that Germany had a right to annihilate the Jews in self-defense.”
Walking in Hitler’s Shoes: Trump’s threats to make Canada the 51st state, bomb cartels in Mexico without letting Mexico know, invade Panama and take back the canal, grab Greenland, et al.
“Prior to initiating World War II, Adolf Hitler engaged in a pattern of blaming other nations and using aggressive rhetoric to threaten war. He leveraged propaganda to portray Germany as a victim and used the Treaty of Versailles as a tool to fuel resentment and unite the German population.
Hitler frequently blamed Germany’s problems on other countries, especially the Allied powers and Jewish people, whom he accused of manipulating international politics and undermining German interests.
Hitler used a highly combative style of diplomacy, making demands of other nations and threatening war if those demands were not met. This was particularly evident in his “Sudetenland crisis” in 1938, where he threatened to invade Czechoslovakia if the Sudetenland, a region with a large German-speaking population, was not ceded to Germany.
Hitler and the Nazi Party employed propaganda extensively to create a narrative where Germany was being victimized by others, thus justifying their aggressive actions and fueling a strong nationalistic sentiment.”
More footsteps Walking in Hitler’s Shoes:
Here’s What Trump has said about nuclear weapons.
“I need the kind of generals that Hitler had.”
If I had more time and kept digging, I’d probably find Trump taking more of the same steps Hitler took on his path to World War II.
Still, I thought I was done until I remembered these steps that Trump took that Hitler walked first.
Then there’s Madison Square Garden, where Hitler held a Nazi rally on February 20, 1939.
DNC projects message tying Trump to Hitler on Madison Saure Garden during rally
I have no doubts that anyone who is a Trump loyalist who has voted for him three times and dismisses any warnings in the media as liberal bias, which I read all the time when any news outlet reports the fact that FOX fake NEWs ignores, will repeat the same excuse to keep ignoring and excusing what the sadistic sociopath, convicted rapist, fraud, felon, lifelong cheater and liar Cadet Bone Spurs is up to as he continues walking in Hiter’s shoes on a path toward a World War, a war that will include the use of nuclear weapons.
Hitlers first concentration camp was Dachau. Trump’s is CECOT in El Salvador, where Trump wants to deport and jail U.S. citizens abroad without due process.
Showing is what Trump think about the U.S. Constitution. Trump rebuked for call to “terminate” Constitution over 2020 election results.
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