Sieg Heil, MF45. Even the cult couldn't applaud when he spewed this towards the end of his hatefest:

[catbyte]

"Me,...I would have done great in Germany, I would have been a great leader....just like my Dad....My dad...and My dad and I would have made Germany great again...did you know, they love me there, absolutely love me there. My dad and I would have been great in Germany"

Seriously, that thing is trying to turn us into Germany circa 1933 all over again. We're lucky he's so goddamned lazy and incompetent.

[Pachamama]

1. OMFG - he said this?

[Hermit-The-Prog]

3. he wants to be Mussolini, Hitler, and Putin, all rolled into one orange ball of shit

[2naSalit]

4. Nailed it!

[Captain Zero]

2. Something tells me this will be News in Germany today

So can we call him a Nazi yet?

[Pachamama]

5. It already is....

I am having Frühstuck right now and we are talking about it...

It will most certainly will be talked about on news today and amongst Germans...

(Sadly - I am sure someone will make the comment even from the AfD that Herr Drumpf couldn’t hold a candle to the Fuhrer....)

Scary...absolutely scary....

[Hortensis]

39. Yes. Not one Republican senator voted to

protect our democracy. From themselves.

[2naSalit]

6. If not...

Pretty soon!

[Cha]

7. You're IMPEACHED, TMF.

[malaise]

8. Hahahahaha

[Hermit-The-Prog]

10. Yeah, but he earned it!

It's the aspiration of every low-life, scum-sucking, insignificant, degenerate afterbirth of a bastard rat.

[Cha]

11. Yeah he did.. and didn't Ghouliani assist some how?

he might have thought he didn't deserve it.. but he only has himself to thank.. and maybe Ghouli.

[Hermit-The-Prog]

13. next in the barrel: the Rude Ghoul, Pompous Pompeo, Bill "The Toad" Barr

[Cha]

14. lol.. moving On.. More Justice!

We have a taste now

[blm]

34. Hah!

[uponit7771]

9. He's stupid and doesn't know it yet

[PJMcK]

31. Best post of the morning!

So far, at least.

Trump is an idiot.

[GeoWilliam750]

40. Wenn du tot bist

Weisst du nicht
dass du tot bist
Aber fur dein
umfeld ist es hart

Genau ist es,
wenn du blod bist


Apologies. Can't do the German characters on this keyboard.

[sakabatou]

12. Good god...

[Frustratedlady]

15. Damn! I missed that...fell asleep.

We can't say we weren't warned. Was it his ex or Melania that said he kept a book of Hitler on his bedside table. Looks like it was his training manual.

[xxqqqzme]

20. I think his first wife wrote

about in her book.

[True Blue American]

21. Ivanka

[yardwork]

28. Ivana, his first wife.

[True Blue American]

32. Right, I added a K.

[yardwork]

35. That's their daughter.

[True Blue American]

36. I know

Saw my mistake when I came back. My bad.

[gab13by13]

16. Man, he sounds more and more like the Onion,

it's hard to believe what comes out of his mouth. Steven Miller must be his go to guy.

[pecosbob]

17. Just like Donald to always draw the wrong conclusions from what little history he has ever heard

I don't believe he has ever read a real book in his life.

[Timmygoat]

18. But I have read

That his family (grandfather) was kicked out of Germany for cowardice and running away from serving in the military.
Apparently the next venture for them was keeping brothels in Canada during the gold rush.
Quite a family history!

[True Blue American]

22. His Grandfather

Was not allowed back in Germany after he had migrated to Canada, made money running a house of ill repute.

[Hortensis]

43. He emigrated at 16, leaving home alone for the new world.

Whatever his faults, nothing in his history suggests they include cowardice, not even unwillingness to become mandatory cannon fodder. In those days before antibiotics and for a variety of other reasons, just emigrating itself was dangerous, and he was kid alone in a very hard world. He had work but left for the gold camps. They and the journeys to them were far more dangerous and death rates were frequently very high; disease and privation took most who died.

Years later, after making his fortune, he returned to Germany and married but wasn't allowed to stay because by leaving he was presumed to have evaded his mandatory military service.

[Scarsdale]

19. They love him in Germany?

I bet this is news to Angela Merkel. He needs to be put into a straight jacket, and confined to a rubber room. Germans have watched in horror at him "making America great again" and have seen more than enough. I grew up in WW11 Britain, and Hitler was despised, just the way tRump is by many people in this country. I LOATHE his orange ass. Impeachment is too good for this s-o-b.

[Ilsa]

25. I'm feeling awe and "wow."

Where were you and your family? Were you too young to remember?

I've been listening to podcasts of brief radio news items about WWII. My father served in the Pacific and had emotional trauma from it for many years.

[Scarsdale]

26. We lived in Liverpool, England.

Everyone in our neighborhood had their own backyard air raid shelter. I was 4 when the war began, nine when it ended. I remember the air raid sirens, the hum of planes, the bombs whistling down. We all had personal gas masks we had to carry everywhere. Just a few years ago I was in London. We visited a re-enactment of an air raid. There was a shelter just like ours and when you went in, the sirens sounded and all the sounds from the war started. I had to leave, crying after all these years. I often wonder if I had PTSD, since my entire life I have dreaded conflict. I can not bear to have people mad at each other, or yelling. War is not the answer to anything, except maybe to people who have never been in one. Liverpool was heavily bombed, because of the ships coming into port with supplies. The trains taking supplies from the docks were bombed.

[panader0]

30. Wow--you lived through a lot.

[True Blue American]

33. My BIL

Married an English girl. 3 brothers were there together. All in Europe. Met again in Germany as the war wound down.

Mine, wounded on Omaha Beach. My Dad was an Engineer, built bridges for the Army through Europe.

[True Blue American]

37. You could not have lived through that without

Severe trauma that never goes away.

That is why it was so sickening to me to read a Sermon from the Southern Baptist Convention comparing Trump to Churchill. Any one who knows History knows Churchill went out to comfort people while the bombs were dropping.

I filled a few ears before I left that Church forever. Such ignorance of History.

[Scarsdale]

41. My aunt and uncle

had three sons. In areas of Liverpool where people did not have a back yard, there were group shelters. When the sirens sounded, people gathered up their children and blankets and headed for the shelter. Three times they came out of the shelter, to find their home gone. The authorities helped gather used furniture and clothing for them, and they started over. My aunt died at 46, from cancer. I think stress brought that on, I could be wrong. People would take musical instruments into the shelter, to have sing-alongs to help drown out the noise, so the children would not be upset. Londoners used tube stations as shelter, and had sing alongs down there, too. People did the best they could to cope.

[True Blue American]

45. You are right.

Many of our Vets died young of cancer. We were told by Doctors, probably caused by the chemicals of WW2.

[greenjar_01]

46. At the Imperial War Museum?

That immersive display is quite something!

[Ilsa]

51. Thank you for sharing

all of that with me (us). I'm not certain that history lessons cover Liverpool's tragedy as much as the areas closer to occupied France, Belgium, etc. But sadly, the attacks make military sense, considering the port and rail yards.

From everything I was told and have read, Great Britain's entering WWII was not really a choice, but a proactive move to protect eventual invasion of your homeland. I'm so sorry you and your family had to live with this fear and trauma. I can certainly understand how a re-enactment would trigger tears.

Decades later, my father resisted anything Japanese, especially when the cars emerged in US markets. His trauma was born of being shot at or captured. As a first class seaman, he believed he probably would have either been beaten or starved or worked to death as a POW in the South Pacific.

[Scarsdale]

54. Years after the war, I married an

American serviceman. When he was stationed in Germany, we lived in base housing. Two of the other wives in our building were German. I became friends with them both, and liked them very much. One British wife lived in civilian housing, with their 4 kids. One day she got into a conversation with her landlord. He asked her which part of the US she was from. She told him she was British. He walked away, never spoke to her again and even refused to take the rent from her, her husband had to pay it. Then he stopped letting them have hot water, except on Saturday night, to bathe the kids! They were so relieved to get into base housing. Ingrid and Marita were very different. Ingrid's husband, Bill said we got along better than Ingrid and her sister. Marita taught her kids German, so her parents could take them on occasion.
We never talked about the war, ever.

[bdamomma]

49. Yes

Angela Merkel must be saying

[Marcuse]

23. He would have done great in Germany.

[gademocrat7]

24. Such a pathetic disgraceful man.

No democratic country would want him.

[rampartc]

27. the boys from brazil .......

was fred trump known as a "great leader" in germany or otherwise?

i'd sure like to see trump's birth certificate.

[True Blue American]

38. No.

[Scarsdale]

42. Wasn't tRump's grandpa banished from

Germany, for refusing to serve in the military? He went to Canada and opened a brothel instead. The tRump fortune began from whoring out women, so Donny has not strayed too far from his roots. He has always thought all women have a price. Guess it is hard for him to believe that not all women do, most of us marry for love. Love has always been in short supply in Donny's world. Money is the only thing that matters. Sad.

[Locrian]

29. link?

I want to use this and having a hard time believing it (which, I know, is surprising but the crazy is on 11 now) - that is some seriously mess up shit.

[edhopper]

44. He thinks we only fought Hitler

because we hated him.

[eShirl]

47. you see, his real dad was Hitler

or like Hitler

[Hotler]

48. He is a Fascist. And needs to be referred to as such.

Along with Pence, Barr, Pompeo, Miller.

[bdamomma]

50. What a sick bastard he is

and the rest of party of tRump. Now he is focusing on another country Germany.

[Iliyah]

52. Sickco loves attaching the

deceased.

[lark]

53. so, he finally tips his hand.

His whole schtick is based on studying Hitler for 10 years, only thing in his entire life he actually chose to study. He's emulating him, and just let the cat out of the bag. He thinks he's Hitler, only better - that's how sick this ass is.

[Demonaut]

55. link?

[catbyte]

56. No link. I caught the last couple of minutes on YouTube. He starts in about the 1:58 mark.

[blaze]

57. At the very end of his speech

Starts at about 1:59:20

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=7151&v=Wjf5EM5MhzQ&feature=emb_logo