Trump’s rhetoric on immigration gets worse as he starts calling for mass deportation. Walter Masterson breaks it down on Rebel HQ.
Trump’s rhetoric has been a problem since he got into the political arena and campaigned in the 2016 election. It has only gotten worse.
He has used it to incite violence and hate. Sometimes, whether intentional or not, it becomes stochastic terrorism.
Trump’s rhetoric has been the one thing a lot of voters say they don’t like about him. “I don’t like the things he says, but I like his “policies,” is something often heard from his supporters.
This is straight out of Project 2025, the book outlining the plan for a Republican’s next term, hoping for it to be Trump in 2025. It was created by the Heritage Foundation, a Conservative think tank. Remember when Victor Orban visited Mar-a-Lago? There was a Heritage Foundation member photographed walking inside with Orban and Trump.
Orban has systematically dismantled democracy in Hungary. Trump has already completed the first steps in his plan (Discredit mainstream media and call them an “enemy of the people”, delegitimize the judicial branch (he’s working on that now, with the help of members of Congress, a separate but equal branch of government.)
My speculation is that all of them were there to discuss Project 2025, with Orban to tell them how to dismantle democracy. If you haven’t read Project 2025 yet, you MUST. They plan to build huge “camps” near the border where they will house people they’ve picked up for the mass deportation.
That includes children of immigrants who were born in America (That would mean everyone in the country, but they’re talking about the Black and Brown immigrants, not White European immigrants).*
*Additional content by Zany Progressive
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