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ILLEGAL  IMMIGRATION IS POISONING THE BLOOD OF OUR NATION. THEY’RE COMING FROM PRISONS, FROM MENTAL INSTITUTIONS — FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD. WITHOUT BORDERS & FAIR ELECTIONS, YOU DON’T HAVE A COUNTRY. MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!



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December 17, 2023



Africans and Asians were included in former president Donald Trump’s concern over the border crisis as he estimated millions more than reported have poured in “poisoning the blood of our country.”



“We got a lot of work to do. You know when they let — I think the real number is 15-, 16 million people into our country — when they do that, we got a lot of work to do,” said Trump. “They’re poisoning the blood of our country, that’s what they’ve done, they poison. Mental institutions and prisons all over the world — not just in South America, not just the three or four countries that we think about, but all over the world — they’re coming into our country.

“From Africa, from Asia, all over the world, they’re pouring into our country,” the one-time commander-in-chief cautioned. “Nobody’s even looking at ’em. They just come in. The crime is gonna be tremendous. The terrorism is gonna be — terrorism is going to be — and we built a tremendous piece of the wall and then we’re gonna build more.”

The remarks on stage were not Trump’s first time using that particular language, nor were they the only time he would do so on Saturday as he took to Truth Social later to post similar comments.

https://edition.cnn.com/2023/12/18/politics/trump-campaign-rhetoric-new-extremes...







Zachary B. Wolf
Analysis by Zachary B. Wolf, CNN
7 minute read
Published 12:00 AM EST, Mon December 18, 2023







Trump has used the line previously, in an interview with a conservative news outlet, and bringing it out for a rally suggests he could be adding it to his routine.

He drew criticism last month for describing his political rivals as “vermin,” another term that has antisemitic connotations and was employed in Nazi rhetoric.

It’s the repetition of these lines, after their fascist roots are called out, that is more chilling than their first utterance. The former president — who leads Biden in some swing-state polling of a hypothetical rematch — has a long history with language that plays on racial prejudice and excites the right wing.

His recently repeated claim that he wants to be “dictator” for one day to build his border wall and stop immigration could be laughed off as a joke if he didn’t keep saying it.

On Sunday night, at rally in Reno, Nevada — the third GOP-nominating state — Trump claimed, without evidence, that migrants are largely coming from prisons and mental institutions. And he wondered, again without evidence, if Chinese migrants crossing the border are meant to be part of an invading army. Trump promised to reorient the US government to purge migrants. Claiming the US is now a “haven for bloodthirsty criminals,” he said he would invoke the Alien Enemies Act, a 1798 law, to remove migrants from the country. The former president also promised to divert the FBI and Drug Enforcement Administration to border actions.

Political and Jewish leaders have said inaction on incendiary sermons delivered at a Sydney Islamic centre has given radical clerics a “green light” as another preacher called for a Muslim army, describing it as “the final solution”, a term explicitly linked to Nazism and the Holocaust.

The Australian revealed on Sunday how a cleric known as “Brother Muhammad” gave the sermon at Bankstown’s Al Madina Dawah Centre – itself the subject of two police investigations now dropped – that called for a Muslim army and an Islamic state with sharia law, and wrongly accused Israel of using AI to target children.

Jewish leaders said “Australia’s tolerance of intolerance” was reaching its limits.

“Brother Muhammad is the latest self-described Islamic preacher to spew hatred against Jews,” Executive Council of Australian Jewry co-CEO Peter Wertheim said.

“In the wake of Hamas’s genocidal atrocities, he has adopted the expression ‘the final solution’ against the world’s only Jewish state, an expression made infamous by Nazi Germany as a euphemism for the genocide of the Jewish people.”

The Australian previously revealed how police had dropped investigations into hate-fuelled sermons at the centre by cleric Abu Ousayd – also known as Wissam Haddad – and “Brother Ismail”, which included calls for jihad, parables that said “kill Jews” and that if Islamic nations “spat on Israel the Jews would drown”. The police involved said each case had not breached the criminality threshold

“Previous anti-Jewish rants by other Muslim preachers went unpunished, and now we see the consequences – Australia’s tolerance of intolerance must surely be reaching its limits,” Mr Wertheim said.

He contrasted Brother Muhammad’s use of the term with former senator Fraser Anning saying “the final solution to the immigration problem is a popular vote”, referring to Muslim immigrants, for which he was criticised.

“Brother Muhammad has used that identical expression in a manner that is even more directly reminiscent of Nazi ideas and practices,” Mr Wertheim said.

“Yet the same parties that screamed their disapproval of Mr Anning have been silent about this latest incident. Their hypocrisy and double standards could not be more obvious.”

Hitler tried hard to get rid of the Jews before WW2 by exporting
them to other countries but no one wanted them.
Whole ship loads were rejected from even the United States -
and they later ended up gassed in concentration camps back in Germany.

Who will take Trump's refugees kicked out of the USA?

Has Trump really thought about this?

Bobby. wrote on Dec 19^th, 2023 at 7:56am:

Karnal wrote on Dec 19^th, 2023 at 9:15am:



Poisoning the blood is a direct quote from Mein Kampf.


Donny is quoting AH.

Dnarever wrote on Dec 19^th, 2023 at 9:19am:


Oh, you've read it, duck? Do you have the page ref?
The letters here are scholars, you know, they will want the reference. Standard Harvard Style.