ENOUGH ALREADY WITH THE HITLER COMPARISONS…

I’m never quite sure what it is that those on the left hope to accomplish with their never-ending attempts to compare Republicans to Hitler.  Every Republican president that I can remember has been compared to Hitler, and now that includes Trump.  And it’s not just the crazy leftists here at home.  For instance, it was as recently as this past Thursday on the international version of the Communist News Network, (CNN), that we heard from former Mexican President Vicente Fox who actually said that in his addressing the Republicans in Philadelphia, President Donald Trump reminded him “of Hitler addressing the Nazi party.”  Now as I am quite certain Fox is nowhere near old enough to have witnessed such an event as it actually occurred, I’d be interested to know exactly what it is that he bases such a comparison on. 

What follows here is a partial transcript of Fox’s bizarre attempt to prove himself to be nothing more than yet another hapless leftwing malcontent who seems to operate under the rather misguided notion that the American people have absolutely no right to be selective about whom it is that we allow into our country:

CNN: Do you get a sense, though, that it’s the U.S. president who us driving events and Mexico’s president finds himself a prisoner of them?

FOX: Well, that much and that part yes. When I saw today’s gathering of the Republican party retreat and Trump being there reminded me of Hitler addressing the Nazi party. And I think it’s important to remind to congressmen from the Republican party that above all on their responsibilities is their own conscious  —

CNN: I’m going to interrupt you. Forgive me. You are comparing the current U.S. president to a man who exterminated millions of people? Really?

FOX: Not in that sense. I’m comparing him in the sense of in the way he is a populist. Of everything that he said in this retreat is pure populism. Making America great, first let him demonstrate that he can do that. Number two, when he says jobs for everybody, what he says, business for everybody, I mean his declarations, declarations, his screeds and his executive orders, and yes I want to remind that a  congressman is obliged with his free conscious to make decisions. He doesn’t have to accept what this guy is proposing to them.

Frankly all of these idiotic Hitler comparisons are really beginning to get more than a little tiresome, regardless of who it is that they may come from.  And those who continue to make them, including this douche bag Fox, accomplish little more than to reveal their ignorance.   And actually, all they really accomplish by making these idiotic comparisons is to trivialize the atrocities committed by one of the most evil dictators to have ever lived.  And in an effort to do what exactly?  Because there is zero resemblance between the 45th president and the German Chancellor who committed genocide.  And really, how many of the leftist imbeciles that those like Fox are speaking to, have any idea who Hitler even was?  I would argue, that with the teaching of history being what it is today, probably not very many. 

After all, Hitler hated the Jews, Trump loves Israel.  Hitler invaded his neighbors, Trump is trying to repel his invading neighbors.  Hitler had a massive military, Trump has the scraps leftover by Barry.  Hitler had a cheesy mustache, Trump is clean shaven.  Hitler was a starving artist, Trump is a multi-billionaire. Hitler married a skank, Trump married a beautiful and kind woman.  So I’m just not seeing the comparison.  Hitler deported people to concentration camps to murder them. Trump will feed them, house them, and pay for their transportation back to the Mexican border.  Friendly Border Patrol and ICE agents will send the illegal aliens over the border with a smile and a, "Dios te bendiga. Venga aquí legalmente la próxima vez." ("God bless you. Come here legally next time.") There's a big difference.

The sad fact here is that most of Mexico's problems are transgenerational. They have, for almost the entirety of their history, been ruled by an elite class that cared very little in real terms for the people (despite their pandering rhetoric). They have produced very little for their people, and as a result, the people have adjusted.  The more entrepreneurial ones recognized that there was tremendous money to be made by selling drugs to wealthy Americans.  However, in order to do that, you had to break the law, and do some rather unsavory things.  When US-trained former commandos got this idea, the cartels were born.  A $40 Billion per year business developed and those men knew how to defend it: infiltrate the government, buy off every official you have to, and kill anyone who won't take the money.

It's a huge problem with no real end in sight and trying to clear out these people has become a task no Mexican president has ever been equal to, not even Fox, despite hundreds of millions of dollars in aid, weapons, training, and other assistance from the US every single year.  I'm willing to give them some consideration but we have our own problems with a fully corrupt government infiltrated by a criminal enterprise (Soros' network of globalist radicals) and with, over the last eight years, corruption running all the way up to the presidency.  Whether those south of the border realize it or not, Mexico needs Trump. There are two swamps in need of being drained: one in DC and the other in Mexico City.  And the sooner the leaders of Mexico come to grips with that fact, the better things are going to be in both countries.

VICENTE FOX, A REAL CLASS ACT…NOT SO MUCH!!!

Going all the way back to when Trump first declared his candidacy there has been much talk, from both sides of the aisle, about his inability to act ‘presidential’.  There has also been much questioning of whether or not he has the right temperament to be president.  But I have to ask, is such criticism something that’s reserved uniquely for Mr. Trump?  I’m just curious?  And after one has served as the president of one’s country isn’t there a level of expectation regarding one’s behavior?  Apparently such is not the case for former presidents of Mexico.  Ya, I know, big surprise right?

I only mention this because it seemed that the ex-president of Mexico, Vicente Fox, had a message for Donald Trump prior to his meeting with Mexican President Peña Nieto.  And that message was: "We reject your visit."  It was during an appearance on CNN with Chris ‘Douche Bag’ Cuomo on Wednesday that Fox outright dismissed Trump's visit, saying the Mexican people will give him the most royal unwelcome.   Now if I’m not mistaken, I was pretty sure that Mr. Trump had been invited to visit by the current Mexican president.  Is that not actually the case?

Ex-president Fox said, "First of all, let me tell you, he is not welcome to Mexico."  And he went to tell Cuomo, "By 130 million people, we don’t like him, we don’t want him, we reject his message."  Taking into consideration that Trump respectfully accepted Nieto's invite to visit, Fox wrote it off as being nothing but a "political stunt" that put President Peña at risk.  He said, “I don’t understand why President Peña has offered this opportunity. I think it’s nothing more than a political stunt. Trump is using Mexico, he’s using President Peña to boost his sinking poll numbers.”

Fox went on to say, “I think the President Peña is taking an enormous political risk by hosting Trump. If he’s gone soft on Trump, it will hurt him greatly. He will even be considered like a traitor because we don’t accept to be offended like we just heard and that should not happen — he comes here with a smile on his face. I think this is a big mistake on part of President Peña.”  I think we can all agree that Fox has largely revealed himself as classless act amidst this election, dropping F-bombs and flipping the bird towards Donald Trump on nearly every occasion.  He’s an embarrassment to his country.

Hypocritical leftists such as himself, of course, thought these crass stunts were comic genius while simultaneously deriding Trump for his sometimes off-color sense of humor.  Since exclaiming on national television, "I will not build that f–cking wall," Fox made himself a sworn enemy of Trump, and their feud continued Wednesday on Twitter when Trump Tweeted: “Former President Vicente Fox, who is railing against my visit to Mexico today, also invited me when he apologized for using the "f bomb."”  Fox fired back at Trump with his own tweet, calling him a liar.

Fox tweeted, "Stop lying!  Mexico is not yours to play with, show some respect."  Now wouldn’t you think that after being the leader of his country Mr. Fox would have some manners?  Perhaps he may wish to heed his own advice.  Throughout this election – our election in our sovereign country – Fox has used foul language on our television stations and told our citizens how they should vote this coming November.  Show some respect, Mr. Fox.  In case you haven’t noticed, despite Barry’s best efforts we are not quite at the level of being the third world country that Mexico is. 

Let’s get something straight right out of the gate here.  Vicente Fox is a globalist who was pushing a "Nafta-Plus" proposal which would create a EU like supranational government between North American countries.  So it’s no surprise that he doesn't like Trump.  And let’s not forget that Fox himself is guilty of making statements that some might call racist.  Like the statement he made when he said, "There is no doubt that Mexicans, filled with dignity, willingness and ability to work, are doing jobs that not even blacks want to do there in the United States".

If Mr. Trump isn't welcome in Mexico then perhaps the many Americans who travel there are not welcome either.  Funny thing is, they don't have to build a wall, no one from here will be sneaking into Mexico unless they are running from the law or trafficking drugs.  Must be nice to throw around your vulgarities about one of our own when you know darn well your country is a flaming sh*thole of neglected residents who live in constant fear because Mexico's leadership doesn’t possess the necessary gonads to take whatever measures are necessary to keep the Mexican people safe.

If anything, all Fox has really managed to accomplish by his pathetically juvenile behavior is to assist in proving the point, that many Americans already have of him and his people.  That those south of the border, no matter what their station in life might be, tend to be of the opinion that they are somehow owed something by those of us in America.  We are the well which they continue to go back to and with every intention of doing so until either the well runs dry or we who own the well finally work up the gumption to put up a wall between them and the well.  Enter Mr. Trump and his “Great, Great Wall!”

And how dare we even consider doing such a thing?  How dare we limit those who want to come into ‘our’ country?  But with that said, how many Americans have ever taken a peak at what it is that Mexican Immigration laws state?  Because if they did I think they’d be more than just a little surprised to find out that Mexican law is much more stringent than is American law when it comes to just who it is that the Mexican government will allow into that country.  And they might even be more surprised, shocked even, to find out that Mexico has its own border wall in ‘its’ southern border.  Go figure!