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The Accusation That Trump Is A Nazi Has Only One Objective: To Stoke Irrational Fear

Olivier Melnick Author

There is a toxic narrative going around comparing Donald Trump to a Nazi, also accusing him of having another Neo-Nazi gathering at his MAGA rally at Madison Square Garden. Hilary Clinton said on CNN“I write about this in my book, President Franklin Roosevelt was appalled that neo-Nazis, fascists in America were lining up to essentially pledge their support for the kind of government that they were seeing in Germany. So I don’t think we can ignore it.” 

The first point that I’d like to make is that the Madison Square Garden Nazi Rally of 1939 was not a “Neo-Nazi” rally but a Nazi rally. The Nazi Party was founded in 1920 and banned in 1945. Neo-Nazis didn’t start to develop around the world and gather publicly until at least two decades after WW2, and even as a fringe group, continue to spew their poison today. The GDL, or Goyim Defense League, is a very sick example of that.

Additionally, the meaning of NAZI is “National Socialist German Workers’ Party” (Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei  or NSDAP.) When people hear NAZI, they immediately think Alt-Right or extreme right, but why did it contain the word “Socialist” in its name? This might have more to do with Hitler’s marketing ability to use words to attract more crowds than a real socialist ideology. Hitler was very smart…very evil, but very smart.

Donald Trump’s Madison Square Garden rally was at a total capacity of 20,000 people inside, with another estimated 75,000 to 100,000 people outside. It included many Jewish people as well as some Holocaust survivors. Many Israeli flags were spotted there. Hardly a Neo-Nazi rally!

I lost my maternal grandfather to the Nazis when the Gestapo picked him up at our Paris home in the summer of 1942 and put him on a train to Auschwitz, leading to his murder in the gas chambers. For that reason, I believe that I wield the qualifications to tell you who is a Nazi and who is not.

Following is a non-exhaustive list of Nazi methodology: Forced labor, starvation, electrified fences, beatings, tattooed identification number, no bathrooms, firing squads, no doctors, gas chambers, crematoria, gruesome experiments on live inmates, including babies, and long death marches in the snow. Nazis were evil people!

Nazism was a fascist political ideology promoting heavy racial discrimination. Fascists sought power to control the people, whatever it took. Benito Mussolini, Francisco Franco and Adolf Hitler were fascists. These dictators were authoritarian in their leadership and didn’t hesitate to kill all those who got in the way of their ideology. They also were ultra-nationalists who demonstrated great pride in the preservation of their respective countries, albeit through the wrong methods.

There is a huge difference between being a patriot and an ultra-nationalist. I came to America in 1985 with a Green Card and have since become an American citizen. As a patriot, I love America.

There is absolutely nothing positive about being a Nazi or Neo-Nazi. The word is immediately understood as describing a group of people pushing a lethal ideology to control their world. It is also connected to the death of 12,000,000 in the 1930s and 40s, including 6,000,000 Jews (1,500,000 being children.) Nazis had to be stopped and many were eliminated. Calling someone a Nazi today is not without consequences if people understand the word the same way. Nazis still must be stopped. Trump cares for America. He is a patriot with a big mouth. He gets painted as an ultra-nationalist, something that Hitler and Mussolini were, but he is not. From there, it is not long before he gets called a Nazi. Next thing you know, they try to kill him…twice!

Nazis hated the Jews, but Israel has no greater friend than Donald Trump. Nazis wanted to kill as many Jews as possible, and yet, during Donald Trump’s first presidency, there was no war in the Middle East. Nazis pushed for the purification of the human race through Eugenics, focusing on the elimination of all Jews, but Donald Trump has Jewish members in his family.

The accusation that Donald Trump is a Nazi or fascist has only one purpose, and that is to scare people and get them to vote against him. There has never been a US President who loved his country so much AND was not a politician who couldn’t be bought. His support of Israel is another reason why many want to stop him from returning to the White House.

Nazis were bloodthirsty antisemitic violent monsters driven by Satan’s agenda to destroy the Jews entirely. Yes, Madison Square Garden was used for a Nazi Rally in 1939, and this shouldn’t be remembered as a high moment in the history of America, but the connection goes no further. The Madison Square Garden Rally was not a Neo-Nazi Rally any more than the Democratic National Convention that was convened at the same venue in 1992!

Let me remind you what it means to be a Nazi, and like the man or not, it has nothing to do with Donald J. Trump!


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There is a toxic narrative going around comparing Donald Trump to a Nazi, also accusing him of having another Neo-Nazi gathering at his MAGA rally at Madison Square Garden. Hilary Clinton said on CNN“I write about this in my book, President Franklin Roosevelt was appalled that neo-Nazis, fascists in America were lining up to essentially pledge their support for the kind of government that they were seeing in Germany. So I don’t think we can ignore it.” 

The first point that I’d like to make is that the Madison Square Garden Nazi Rally of 1939 was not a “Neo-Nazi” rally but a Nazi rally. The Nazi Party was founded in 1920 and banned in 1945. Neo-Nazis didn’t start to develop around the world and gather publicly until at least two decades after WW2, and even as a fringe group, continue to spew their poison today. The GDL, or Goyim Defense League, is a very sick example of that.

Additionally, the meaning of NAZI is “National Socialist German Workers’ Party” (Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei  or NSDAP.) When people hear NAZI, they immediately think Alt-Right or extreme right, but why did it contain the word “Socialist” in its name? This might have more to do with Hitler’s marketing ability to use words to attract more crowds than a real socialist ideology. Hitler was very smart…very evil, but very smart.

Donald Trump’s Madison Square Garden rally was at a total capacity of 20,000 people inside, with another estimated 75,000 to 100,000 people outside. It included many Jewish people as well as some Holocaust survivors. Many Israeli flags were spotted there. Hardly a Neo-Nazi rally!

I lost my maternal grandfather to the Nazis when the Gestapo picked him up at our Paris home in the summer of 1942 and put him on a train to Auschwitz, leading to his murder in the gas chambers. For that reason, I believe that I wield the qualifications to tell you who is a Nazi and who is not.

Following is a non-exhaustive list of Nazi methodology: Forced labor, starvation, electrified fences, beatings, tattooed identification number, no bathrooms, firing squads, no doctors, gas chambers, crematoria, gruesome experiments on live inmates, including babies, and long death marches in the snow. Nazis were evil people!

Nazism was a fascist political ideology promoting heavy racial discrimination. Fascists sought power to control the people, whatever it took. Benito Mussolini, Francisco Franco and Adolf Hitler were fascists. These dictators were authoritarian in their leadership and didn’t hesitate to kill all those who got in the way of their ideology. They also were ultra-nationalists who demonstrated great pride in the preservation of their respective countries, albeit through the wrong methods.

There is a huge difference between being a patriot and an ultra-nationalist. I came to America in 1985 with a Green Card and have since become an American citizen. As a patriot, I love America.

There is absolutely nothing positive about being a Nazi or Neo-Nazi. The word is immediately understood as describing a group of people pushing a lethal ideology to control their world. It is also connected to the death of 12,000,000 in the 1930s and 40s, including 6,000,000 Jews (1,500,000 being children.) Nazis had to be stopped and many were eliminated. Calling someone a Nazi today is not without consequences if people understand the word the same way. Nazis still must be stopped. Trump cares for America. He is a patriot with a big mouth. He gets painted as an ultra-nationalist, something that Hitler and Mussolini were, but he is not. From there, it is not long before he gets called a Nazi. Next thing you know, they try to kill him…twice!

Nazis hated the Jews, but Israel has no greater friend than Donald Trump. Nazis wanted to kill as many Jews as possible, and yet, during Donald Trump’s first presidency, there was no war in the Middle East. Nazis pushed for the purification of the human race through Eugenics, focusing on the elimination of all Jews, but Donald Trump has Jewish members in his family.

The accusation that Donald Trump is a Nazi or fascist has only one purpose, and that is to scare people and get them to vote against him. There has never been a US President who loved his country so much AND was not a politician who couldn’t be bought. His support of Israel is another reason why many want to stop him from returning to the White House.

Nazis were bloodthirsty antisemitic violent monsters driven by Satan’s agenda to destroy the Jews entirely. Yes, Madison Square Garden was used for a Nazi Rally in 1939, and this shouldn’t be remembered as a high moment in the history of America, but the connection goes no further. The Madison Square Garden Rally was not a Neo-Nazi Rally any more than the Democratic National Convention that was convened at the same venue in 1992!

Let me remind you what it means to be a Nazi, and like the man or not, it has nothing to do with Donald J. Trump!


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Especially during the country’s 250th anniversary year, many Christians have fervently prayed for this nation. I, too, am burdened by the sin rotting America from within. I have loved ones who need to be saved. I see churches struggling to survive. I see Christians who aren’t walking closely with the Lord like they once did. I see neighborhoods destroyed by sin. Add to that the sheer insanity and unbridled brokenness filling this nation because its citizens are pursuing their own lusts. Oh, what a burden it is to ponder these realities! It is right to take them to God in prayer. I do, and will continue to pray over these things. However, I’m concerned that some Christians might be praying with the wrong motivation.

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According to the lawsuit, the “intended fathers” demanded the termination at 22 weeks’ gestation. When the surrogate mother pushed back, the relationship collapsed. The same-sex couple is now accusing the surrogate of failing to keep them informed about the baby’s health, putting the child at risk, causing emotional distress, and violating confidentiality—all of which the birth mother has denied. As this legal battle unfolds in Canada, it spawns a number of ethical questions regarding the commodification of human life in an era of advancing reproductive technologies.

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I believe that the hope for America is the church—God working through his church. Christians need to live up to their name. As Christ followers, we need to be Christlike. And if the church would be what it was meant to be, then it would change our nation. But let’s localize it. If your church would be what it ought to be, it could change your city. It could change your county, and it could change your state. Let’s localize it even more. If you would be what you ought to be as a follower of Jesus Christ and as a part of the church, then what a difference it could make in your church.

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