Amid claims of anti-Semitism, Trump invokes automaker Henry Ford - Hitler's 'inspiration'

San Francisco Chronicle ^ | August 22, 2019 | Allyson Chiu

[artichokegrower]

President Donald Trump, who recently embraced the title of "King of Israel," has been repeatedly accused of promoting anti-Semitic tropes this week for his assertions that Jewish Americans who vote for Democrats are "disloyal."

[fieldmarshaldj]

I’m guessing the authoress is a leftist. She ain’t got no credibility to be complaining about anti-Semitism.

[100American]

I see a Troll Bait thread here with the usual players acting as the antagonists against all posters who have a contrarian view

How predictable

Some kids never grow up

[mass55th]

"It boggles my mind, Germany less than the size of Texas, took on just about the entire world and kicked butt for as long as they did."

After WWI, most nations reduced their military, and didn't produce any new weapons, ships, planes, etc. Hitler got a jump start on all of them, and had a decent cache of military machines at his disposal once he decided to make the move. The rest of us had to play catch-up...and it took a bit of time. I saw a program a while back that said several of the German subs, and ships from WWI that had been scrapped in Scapa Flow, Scotland were sold to a newly formed salvage company. They in turn sold quite a bit of those salvaged ships/subs back to Germany, who at the time was rearming, and in violation of the Treaty of Versailles.