The Quote Below—More Misinformation from the Media
“Before neo-Nazi Anders Breivik massacred 77 people in Norway in 2011, he mailed a 1,518 page document, a compendium of his own writing and other far-right texts, to over 1,000 people. The deranged screed warned that Muslim immigration to Europe amounted to an ‘invasion’ of people — whose culture was “incompatible with Western society — that would lead to the “cultural and demographic suicide” of the continent.
“Earlier this month, the vice president of the United States went on TV to say the same thing. Speaking with Fox News host Laura Ingraham, JD Vance asserted that Germany is suffering an ‘invasion’ of people who are ‘totally culturally incompatible’ with ‘Western civilization.’ This purported ‘invasion,’ Vance said, will lead to a ‘civilizational suicide’ if it’s not stopped.
“It barely triggers a 24-hour news cycle anymore when the vice president and his boss, President Donald Trump, use the same language as fascist mass murderers. I’ve witnessed this process of normalization over the last eight years as a reporter covering the far right, seeing neo-Nazi talking points, especially around immigration, enter the mainstream discourse with horrifying, accelerating speed.
“I fear now that many of us here in America still haven’t registered the logical endpoint of such rhetoric, which both dehumanizes subgroups of human beings and presents them as an existential threat. . . . [T]he extreme actions and rhetoric being taken by the administration are not dissimilar from those deployed in the early stages of some of the worst regimes of the 20th century. . . .
“Trump, Vance and the GOP, of course, have spent years demonizing immigrants, the rhetoric reaching a fever pitch during the 2024 election, with Trump saying immigrants were poisoning the blood of the country— a phrasing that bore an unnerving resemblance to wording in Adolf Hitler’s ‘Mein Kampf’ — and with Vancec spreading the vicious lie that Haitian immigrants in Ohio were stealing and eating their neighbors’ pets.”.– Don’t Think ‘It Can’t Happen Here’ — It’s Already Happening, Christopher Mathias, Yahoo!News 3/30/25 [Link]
Fact Check of Above Quote: Suggesting that Donald Trump and J.D. Vance are Hitler and Himmler is a flight into paranoid delusion. The proof offered in this screed is that Trump and Vance said some unflattering things about illegal aliens. This author assures us that this is “the same language as fascist mass murderers.”
Trump’s comment about “poisoning” was awkward but as a one-time utterance it hardly puts him the same category as Der Fuehrer. As for Vance, he is simply speaking the truth when he stated that Germany and other European countries are facing demographic displacement as the result of unchecked mass immigration. To illustrate, if present trends in immigration continue, both Germany and Britain will have nonwhite majorities within a few decades.
Yes, it is true that a mass murderer was concerned about migration to Europe, but to associate his character and convictions with Vance is a dishonest insinuation of guilt by association. It’s like saying that Hitler was a vegetarian, so therefore all vegetarians are Nazis.
Trump and Vance are not creating an American Third Reich. The notion is ludicrous. They are leaders, democratically-elected by the American people, who want to uphold our county’s rule of law by enforcing immigration laws enacted by Congress. Portraying them as Nazis is typical of the dehumanizing language that the political Left casts against its opponents. Consider former President Joe Biden’s declaration that Trump supporters are “human garbage.”
The Left typically uses the term “far-right” to defame and marginalize the views of mainstream Americans who want secure borders and the right to determine the destiny and character of their country. The Left seeks to defame them and thereby divert attention from its sinister agenda—which is to submerge historic America with multicultural diversity and the imposition of far-left tyranny.