The Guesser
You showcase your idiocy on these forums every time you compare Trump to Hitler and Nazism. It is hateful diatribe and is disrespectful to the holocaust and to the allies including Americans who lost their lives fighting Hitler's Third Reich.
The Holocaust, was a genocide in which Adolf Hitler's Nazi Germany and its collaborators killed about six million Jews .
The victims included about one million children and represented about two-thirds of the nine million Jews who had resided in Europe.
You are comparing Trump to the man who was responsible for the above. Yet your simpleton brain can't compute the disgusting comparison that you try to make.
You said Trump rallies are like Hitler rallies.
When you compare Trump to Hitler, you belittle the horrendous suffering, show some respect. you disgraceful person.
When are you tards going to realise Hillary is bought & paid for?
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I'll take the word and opinion of Abe Foxman, who actually knows what Antisemitism, Nazism, and the disgusting specter of it rearing it's ugly head again through Drumpf in America, over a sick Brit Twit propaganda spam machine like you.The Guesser
You showcase your idiocy on these forums every time you compare Trump to Hitler and Nazism. It is hateful diatribe and is disrespectful to the holocaust and to the allies including Americans who lost their lives fighting Hitler's Third Reich.
The Holocaust, was a genocide in which Adolf Hitler's Nazi Germany and its collaborators killed about six million Jews .
The victims included about one million children and represented about two-thirds of the nine million Jews who had resided in Europe.
You are comparing Trump to the man who was responsible for the above. Yet your simpleton brain can't compute the disgusting comparison that you try to make.
You said Trump rallies are like Hitler rallies.
When you compare Trump to Hitler, you belittle the horrendous suffering, show some respect. you disgraceful person.
This is great. All of a sudden you agree with Glen Beck followed by the ladies of The View, Louis CK, The crew of Saturday Night Live, Bill Maher and Vicente Fox. I will give you Abe Foxman and the step sister of Ann Frank, they actually have credibility.
Seriously Guesser, you should have stopped at those two. Do some research and think before you start quoting SNL crew, Beck and the ladies of the View. Try coming up with your own thoughts. I would suspect you despise Glen Beck except when he makes a statement that you have agreement.
I am hoping that it was a cut and paste article that you didn't fully read. Saturday Night Live actors and The View? Seriously man what could these people possibly know? Any chance that any of the people you quoted have a political agenda? It makes about as much sense as Trump quoting and understanding a bible verse...not believable. Try some original thoughts or at least read the article before you post.
These are my own thoughts and I stated them months ago before the avalanche of support we see now from folks with all kinds of views and backgrounds, united in one thing on this issue, common sense. As soon as he wanted to ban Muslims, and "register" the ones that are here, along with his charisma based Xenophobic campaign, with no substance at all, it was an easy, accurate comparison. I did plenty of research, and read all articles I post.
You don't research, you are a history FAIL. You don't even grasp the basics of Germany First and Second World War. The rise of Hitler, of Nazism. You have no idea, you have not read history. You said America is like Nazi Germany 1920, and you said Trump rallies are like Hitler rallies.
You are a laughing stock.
Get a good history book and read it. History is so important.
The teaching of history provides much more than the practical skills which underpin the study of politics and society, it also gives children a vital understanding of their place in the world, argues Antony Beevor
Read some of Antony Beevor's books. Then you will realise how foolish you are.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antony_Beevor#Published_works
The Guesser
"Eva Schloss, whose mother married Anne Frank’s father after World War II, survived Auschwitz. She slammed Trump while marking Holocaust Remembrance Day last month.
“If Donald Trump become the next president of the US it would be a complete disaster,” Schloss, 86, told Newsweek. “I think he is acting like another Hitler by inciting racism.”
Now if we look at the complete article where this snippet was taken from, we get a better picture.
And the conclusion is 'Just because you are a holocaust survivor does not mean that you are not a moron.'
She said in the article
"The situation today is worse than it was under Hitler because at that time all the Allies—the U.S., Russia and Britain—worked together to combat the terrible threat of Nazisim. If we don't work together, the world will never be able to resolve the threats it faces today. I don’t think getting rid of the Schengen Agreement is the correct response. I remember how upset the world was when the Berlin Wall was erected in 1961 and now everybody is building walls again to keep people out. It’s absurd."
What a moron to say the situation today is worse than it was under Hitler.
What a moron to quote the Berlin wall. Did she not know that the Trump wall and the fences been put up in Europe are to keep people out. The Berlin wall was to keep people in.
Her views on refugees fails to recognise economic migrants or the terrorists proven to be embedded in refugees.
Her views are liberal and even left wing. She is for the Western World just to keep taking these people in regardless of its effect on the receiving countries.
Here is her full article
ANNE FRANK'S STEPSISTER: 'DONALD TRUMP IS ACTING LIKE HITLER'
BY EVA SCHLOSS ON 1/27/16 AT 9:17 PM
Eva Schloss, 86, is an Auschwitz survivor and the stepsister of Anne Frank. Both Frank and Schloss were Jewish refugees in Amsterdam together and the pair played together as children until their families were forced into hiding in 1942. After the war, Otto Frank (Anne’s father) married Fritzi (Eva’s mother). Eva Schloss is the co-founder of the Anne Frank Trust UK and the author of several books about her experiences during the Holocaust.
The theme of this year’s Holocaust Memorial Day is “Don’t stand by”. This is particularly important now with the refugee crisis going on as more people than ever are being bystanders. We haven't really learnt anything—I’m depressed by the current situation. The experience of the Syrian refugees is similar to what we went through.
I was 11 years old when my family first immigrated to Belgium [after Hitler annexed Austria in 1938]. We were treated as if we had come from the moon. I felt as if I wasn’t wanted and that I was different to everybody. It is even harder for today’s Syrian refugees who have a very different culture. We were Europeans as well as Jews—we were assimilated. I was shocked that I wasn’t accepted like an ordinary person. I am very upset that today again so many countries are closing their borders. Fewer people would have died in the Holocaust if the world had accepted more Jewish refugees.
Britain is not taking many refugees from Syria and it’s a problem. Now, David Cameron’s government say they might take in 3,000 unaccompanied children who have arrived in Europe. It sounds similar to the Kindertransport [the informal name of a series of refugee efforts which brought thousands of refugee Jewish children to Britain from Nazi Germany between 1938 and 1940]. The Kindertransport was wonderful in one way but on the other hand, most of the children never saw their parents again. It was a terrible thing to separate those parents from their children.
Germany has so far taken in over a million refugees and the country has not gone under. Their government has organised their response very well every area gets allocated a certain number of refugees based on their population and they get an appropriate amount of money from the federal government. Recently, I visited a refugee centre in the German town of Weimar where there was a lovely community atmosphere. Schoolchildren came to give language lessons and people in the town brought food.
This is not just a European problem, it’s a global problem. If countries as big as the U.S. and Canada would take in more people, then we would get much closer to a solution. If Donald Trump becomes the next president of the U.S. it would be a complete disaster. I think he is acting like another Hitler by inciting racism. During his U.S. presidential campaign he has suggested the “total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States," as well as pledging to build a wall between the U.S. and Mexico to keep illegal immigrants out.
I travelled to America last year to speak at screenings of the documentary film, No Asylum, which reveals an unknown chapter of Anne Frank’s life, and details how her father, Otto, struggled to obtain visas to the U.S. in 1940. He tried everything to save his family from the Holocaust. He knew someone who worked in Roosevelt’s administration and begged him to do anything possible, but in the end his request was rejected. America didn’t want to take any more refugees in the 1940s.
The situation today is worse than it was under Hitler because at that time all the Allies—the U.S., Russia and Britain—worked together to combat the terrible threat of Nazisim. If we don't work together, the world will never be able to resolve the threats it faces today. I don’t think getting rid of the Schengen Agreement is the correct response. I remember how upset the world was when the Berlin Wall was erected in 1961 and now everybody is building walls again to keep people out. It’s absurd.
"Eva Schloss, whose mother married Anne Frank’s father after World War II, survived Auschwitz. She slammed Trump while marking Holocaust Remembrance Day last month.
“If Donald Trump become
And the conclusion is 'Just because you are a holocaust survivor does not mean that you are not a moron.'
She said in the article
"The situation today is worse than it was under Hitler because at that time all the Allies—the U.S., Russia and Britain—worked together to combat the terrible threat of Nazisim. If we don't work together, the world will never be able to resolve the threats it faces today. I don’t think getting rid of the Schengen Agreement is the correct response. I remember how upset the world was when the Berlin Wall was erected in 1961 and now everybody is building walls again to keep people out. It’s absurd."
What a moron to say the situation today is worse than it was under Hitler.
What a moron to quote the Berlin wall. Did she not know that the Trump wall and the fences been put up in Europe are to keep people out. The Berlin wall was to keep people in.
Her views on refugees fails to recognise economic migrants or the terrorists proven to be embedded in refugees.
Her views are liberal and even left wing. She is for the Western World just to keep taking these people in regardless of its effect on the receiving countries.
Here is her full article
ANNE FRANK'S STEPSISTER: 'DONALD TRUMP IS ACTING LIKE HITLER'
BY EVA SCHLOSS ON 1/27/16 AT 9:17 PM
Eva Schloss, 86, is an Auschwitz survivor and the stepsister of Anne Frank. Both Frank and Schloss were Jewish refugees in Amsterdam together and the pair played together as children until their families were forced into hiding in 1942. After the war, Otto Frank (Anne’s father) married Fritzi (Eva’s mother). Eva Schloss is the co-founder of the Anne Frank Trust UK and the author of several books about her experiences during the Holocaust.
The theme of this year’s Holocaust Memorial Day is “Don’t stand by”. This is particularly important now with the refugee crisis going on as more people than ever are being bystanders. We haven't really learnt anything—I’m depressed by the current situation. The experience of the Syrian refugees is similar to what we went through.
I was 11 years old when my family first immigrated to Belgium [after Hitler annexed Austria in 1938]. We were treated as if we had come from the moon. I felt as if I wasn’t wanted and that I was different to everybody. It is even harder for today’s Syrian refugees who have a very different culture. We were Europeans as well as Jews—we were assimilated. I was shocked that I wasn’t accepted like an ordinary person. I am very upset that today again so many countries are closing their borders. Fewer people would have died in the Holocaust if the world had accepted more Jewish refugees.
Britain is not taking many refugees from Syria and it’s a problem. Now, David Cameron’s government say they might take in 3,000 unaccompanied children who have arrived in Europe. It sounds similar to the Kindertransport [the informal name of a series of refugee efforts which brought thousands of refugee Jewish children to Britain from Nazi Germany between 1938 and 1940]. The Kindertransport was wonderful in one way but on the other hand, most of the children never saw their parents again. It was a terrible thing to separate those parents from their children.
Germany has so far taken in over a million refugees and the country has not gone under. Their government has organised their response very well every area gets allocated a certain number of refugees based on their population and they get an appropriate amount of money from the federal government. Recently, I visited a refugee centre in the German town of Weimar where there was a lovely community atmosphere. Schoolchildren came to give language lessons and people in the town brought food.
This is not just a European problem, it’s a global problem. If countries as big as the U.S. and Canada would take in more people, then we would get much closer to a solution. If Donald Trump becomes the next president of the U.S. it would be a complete disaster. I think he is acting like another Hitler by inciting racism. During his U.S. presidential campaign he has suggested the “total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States," as well as pledging to build a wall between the U.S. and Mexico to keep illegal immigrants out.
I travelled to America last year to speak at screenings of the documentary film, No Asylum, which reveals an unknown chapter of Anne Frank’s life, and details how her father, Otto, struggled to obtain visas to the U.S. in 1940. He tried everything to save his family from the Holocaust. He knew someone who worked in Roosevelt’s administration and begged him to do anything possible, but in the end his request was rejected. America didn’t want to take any more refugees in the 1940s.
The situation today is worse than it was under Hitler because at that time all the Allies—the U.S., Russia and Britain—worked together to combat the terrible threat of Nazisim. If we don't work together, the world will never be able to resolve the threats it faces today. I don’t think getting rid of the Schengen Agreement is the correct response. I remember how upset the world was when the Berlin Wall was erected in 1961 and now everybody is building walls again to keep people out. It’s absurd.
No one should mistake you for having much of a brain. You're supporting Drumpf, after all. Drumpf isn't talking about Jews YET, so your prattle is irrelevant He's talking about Muslims, and Mexicans in his vile, disgusting manner, and anyone of good conscience who follows history knows where that leads.
"First they came for the Socialists, and I did not speak out—
Because I was not a Socialist.
Then they came for the Trade Unionists, and I did not speak out—
Because I was not a Trade Unionist.
Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out—
Because I was not a Jew.
Then they came for me—and there was no one left to speak for me. "
[h=1]Remarks by President Obama and Prime Minister Trudeau of Canada in Joint Press Conference
"And so what you’re seeing within the Republican Party is, to some degree, all those efforts over a course of time creating an environment where somebody like a Donald Trump can thrive. He’s just doing more of what has been done for the last seven and a half years.
And, in fact, in terms of his positions on a whole range of issues, they’re not very different from any of the other candidates. It’s not as if there’s a massive difference between Mr. Trump’s position on immigration and Mr. Cruz’s position on immigration. Mr. Trump might just be more provocative in terms of how he says it, but the actual positions aren’t that different. For that matter, they’re not that different from Mr. Rubio’s positions on immigration -- despite the fact that both Mr. Cruz and Mr. Rubio, their own families are the products of immigration and the openness of our society."
March 10, 2016
[/h]PRESIDENT OBAMA:"And so what you’re seeing within the Republican Party is, to some degree, all those efforts over a course of time creating an environment where somebody like a Donald Trump can thrive. He’s just doing more of what has been done for the last seven and a half years.
And, in fact, in terms of his positions on a whole range of issues, they’re not very different from any of the other candidates. It’s not as if there’s a massive difference between Mr. Trump’s position on immigration and Mr. Cruz’s position on immigration. Mr. Trump might just be more provocative in terms of how he says it, but the actual positions aren’t that different. For that matter, they’re not that different from Mr. Rubio’s positions on immigration -- despite the fact that both Mr. Cruz and Mr. Rubio, their own families are the products of immigration and the openness of our society."
Remarks by President Obama and Prime Minister Trudeau of Canada in Joint Press Conference
PRIME MINISTER TRUDEAU: One of the things that is abundantly clear whenever a President and Prime Minister sit down to engage on important issues of relevance to our peoples is that the relationship, the friendship between our two countries goes far beyond any two individuals or any ideologies.
I have tremendous confidence in the American people, and look forward to working with whomever they choose to send to this White House later this year.
March 10, 2016
PRIME MINISTER TRUDEAU: One of the things that is abundantly clear whenever a President and Prime Minister sit down to engage on important issues of relevance to our peoples is that the relationship, the friendship between our two countries goes far beyond any two individuals or any ideologies.
I have tremendous confidence in the American people, and look forward to working with whomever they choose to send to this White House later this year.
Remarks by President Obama and Prime Minister Trudeau of Canada in Joint Press Conference
PRESIDENT OBAMA: All right, we’re going to take a few questions. We’ll start with Julie Davis.
For Prime Minister Trudeau, I wanted to ask you -- we know you’ve been following our presidential campaign here in the U.S. As the President alluded to, you’ve even made a joke about welcoming Americans who might be frightened of a Donald Trump presidency to your country. What do you think the stakes are for you and for the relationship between Canada and the United States if Donald Trump or Ted Cruz were to win the presidency and to succeed President Obama? You obviously see eye-to-eye with him on a lot of issues. What do you think -- how would it affect the relationship if one of them were to succeed President Obama? Thank you.
PRESIDENT OBAMA: Even though it wasn’t directed to me, let me just -- (laughter) -- I do want to point out I am absolutely certain that, in 2012, when there was the possibility that I might be reelected there were folks who were threatening to go to Canada, as well. And one of the great things about a relationship like Canada’s and the United States’ is it transcends party and it’s bipartisan in terms of the interest that we share.
PRIME MINISTER TRUDEAU: One of the things that is abundantly clear whenever a President and Prime Minister sit down to engage on important issues of relevance to our peoples is that the relationship, the friendship between our two countries goes far beyond any two individuals or any ideologies.
I have tremendous confidence in the American people, and look forward to working with whomever they choose to send to this White House later this year.
March 10, 2016
PRESIDENT OBAMA: All right, we’re going to take a few questions. We’ll start with Julie Davis.
For Prime Minister Trudeau, I wanted to ask you -- we know you’ve been following our presidential campaign here in the U.S. As the President alluded to, you’ve even made a joke about welcoming Americans who might be frightened of a Donald Trump presidency to your country. What do you think the stakes are for you and for the relationship between Canada and the United States if Donald Trump or Ted Cruz were to win the presidency and to succeed President Obama? You obviously see eye-to-eye with him on a lot of issues. What do you think -- how would it affect the relationship if one of them were to succeed President Obama? Thank you.
PRESIDENT OBAMA: Even though it wasn’t directed to me, let me just -- (laughter) -- I do want to point out I am absolutely certain that, in 2012, when there was the possibility that I might be reelected there were folks who were threatening to go to Canada, as well. And one of the great things about a relationship like Canada’s and the United States’ is it transcends party and it’s bipartisan in terms of the interest that we share.
PRIME MINISTER TRUDEAU: One of the things that is abundantly clear whenever a President and Prime Minister sit down to engage on important issues of relevance to our peoples is that the relationship, the friendship between our two countries goes far beyond any two individuals or any ideologies.
I have tremendous confidence in the American people, and look forward to working with whomever they choose to send to this White House later this year.
That 'I did not speak out' stuff I must have heard more than once by Micheal Savage & he's one of the
biggest Trump supporters. I'm going to vote in a primary for the first time in NY in April for Trump,
NY has more than 20% of the Jewish population in the US & Trump will get a plurality of there votes,
I doubt they would be supporting Trump to that extent if they thought there were any Hitler type notions
that he may harbor.
Your Hitler comparisons are ridiculous, subject to ridicule & if I wasn't such a good guy I'd be ridiculing
you now. So give that silly notion a complete and necessary rest. It doesn't work!!!!! Surprise
everyone & come out with some new material, something sensible if possible.
