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There is a Fascist in the White House – VOTE Blue on Nov 6. to STOP him

‘Hate acts follow hate speech’

On Monday in one of his rallies Trump came out of the closet as a Nationalist and proud of it, and by Wednesday an unidentified MAGABomber has sent at least seven bombs to Democrats that Trump for two years has attacked in his hate speeches. We did not arrive here out of anywhere, the Trump phenomena started as a charismatic populist who said what a lot of people had been waiting to hear, the GOP was fascinated and thought they could mold this candidate once he was in power and that responsibility would bear on him. It clearly did not, Trump’s father was KKK and after Charlottesville it became clear that Trump himself uses the language of white supremacy and does not take a stance against open racism. His hate for Hillary and “here emails” is a theme on each and every rally, and he is obviously obsessed with erasing the legacy of Obama while he frequently blames Soros for funding the Democrats and all that he does not like.

“The enemy of the people” that is how the American President refers to the press in general and Trump specific names New York Times, CNN and The Washington Post as his favorite targets, the latest being a “disgrace to journalism”. Words have consequences and these strong words may have encouraged Mohammed bin Salman to think he could get away from making Jamal Khashoggi disappear at the consulate in Turkey.

Donald Trump was inaugurated on January 20. 2017, February 22, The Washington Post began using a new slogan on its website;

Compare for yourself where we now are on the “Early Warning Signs of Fascism” further down this page, call your shrink if you do not get scared.


Definition of fascism by Miriam Webster
1 :   often capitalized: a political philosophy, movement, or regime (such as that of the Fascisti) that exalts nation
and often race above the individual and that stands for a centralized autocratic government headed by a
dictatorial leader, severe economic and social regimentation, and forcible suppression of opposition
2 :   a tendency toward or actual exercise of strong autocratic or dictatorial control early instances of army fascism
and brutality
— J. W. Aldridge

While some fans copy the Presidents cropping habits NRA lobbyist Dana Loesch says Trump supporters and gun owners may need to bring guns to polls to “protect themselves from progressives”. The US could face a new civil war if this development continues.

To be continued . . .

 

Donald Trump, Democracy and Media

 

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