Of course Donald Trump won't criticise Israeli American duel citizens nor will he condemn Israelis and Israeli government agents Mossad etc. defrauding Americans to support themselves and their terrorists in luxury.
And he will never call for investigation of 9/11 terrorists Menachem Atzmon friend of Olmert and Netanyahu and convicted in Israel of stealing from Israeli government coffers and laundering the money for their own Likud Party who was allowed to entewr the U.S.anyway and run ICTS International securitites(stock)fraud and U.S. airport security fraud who controlled Logan Airport Boston thanks to scum like now Sectretary of State John Jew Kerry and Barnie 'the pedophile pimp' Frank ,.et.al...
Note for all his attrention to the dangers of evil Catholic Mexicans at our border he has said not a wordabout the truly dangeruos Israelis that CIA Barack Obama and Republicans pay hiundreds of millions of dollars to to occupy our Mexican border and who endanger both innocent Mexicans and Americans alike !
Pervert Marco Rubio ius in bed with all Jewish Zionist hedge funders and represents the City of London that controls and is the tail that wags the dog of Canada and he is their happy prostitute just like Indian Lousinana governor Jindal who also represents RTothschild's City of London and BP and Halliburton NOT the people of Lousiana who have never had a more co9rrupt foreign agent dictating AND DESTROYING THAT STATE !
rUBIO PARTICULARLY IS IN BED WITH tRUMP'S HEDGE FUND PAL pAUL sINGER WHO HE PRETENDS TO CRITICISE WHEN BOTH ARE IN ALLEGIANCE TO ZIONIST FASCIST RELIGIOUS PLICE STATE OF iSRAEL AND TO THE HITLER NAZIS(NATIONAL ZIONISTS)AND ROTHSCHILDS WHO FOUNDED IT !
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President Trump's America? Think: Netanyahu's Israel on Bad Steroids
So successful has Trump been in adopting Netanyahu's anti-migrant, anti-minority, scrape-the-sewer model, that some Trump admirers argue that it's now Netanyahu who's aping Trump.
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There's little question that Donald Trump is having the time of his life. He was, it seems, born to run. To the consternation of Republican rivals, Trump's brand of gleefully nasty whack-a-mole campaigning has kept him improbably afloat as the party's putative front-runner for the last six months.
The question of what a Trump presidency might look like in actual practice, however, remains wide open. In fact, it's not at all clear how much serious thought the candidate himself has devoted to it.
On Sunday, asked on CBS' Face the Nation program what he would be like as president, Trump was not about to let policy or issues anywhere near his answer.
"I would be a much different person, I think, as president. But I would be very enthusiastic, like I am right now, toward the country. We need spirit. We need a cheerleader … We need cheerleading."
If Donald Trump hasn't given too much thought to what his presidency might actually be like, maybe it's time the rest of us did.
The campaign itself may be providing significant clues to at least one playbook from which Donald Trump seems to have drawn inspiration: The March election in which Benjamin Netanyahu mined fear of advancing Arab "hordes" to strike election gold.
On Monday, the Trump campaign unveiled the first of a planned cycle of television commercials to air in Iowa and New Hampshire. Early on, the spot shows people rushing toward a border fence, backed by a narrator saying that Trump "will stop illegal immigration by building a wall on our southern border, that Mexico will pay for."
Fact checkers soon discovered that the footage actually showed Moroccans crossing Morocco's border into the Spanish enclave of Melilla.
Pressed by NBC News to explain, Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski replied,"No sh--, it's not the Mexican border. But that's what our country is going to look like. This was 1,000 percent on purpose."
Trump has made no secret of his admiration for the prime minister. During the 2013 campaign, Trump issued an effusive endorsement of Netanyahu, telling Israelis in an online video, "You truly have a great prime minister in Benjamin Netanyahu — there’s nobody like him.
“He’s a winner. He’s highly respected … So vote for Benjamin. Terrific guy, terrific leader. Great for Israel.”
There's little wonder why Netanyahu's Israel might hold particular appeal as a model for an America run by Donald Trump.
And it's not only because Trump – whose commercial also renews his call for a ban on all Muslims entering the United States - has written that the purpose of West Bank separation barrier is exactly that - banning Muslims from entering Israel.
No, it's more than that. Every single day in Netanyahu's Israel is a new Throwback Thursday to the America of Trump's boyhood: de jure and de facto segregation, book-banning, McCarthyism, institutional racism, all accompanied by a nuclear-shadowed Cold War with a cartoon villain who says he wants to bury you.
But that's only where it starts.
Informing and deforming all policy decisions is that default setting of Netanyahu's Israel, that ever-reliable, Only We Know Best blend of colonialism and kitsch.
Then, of course, there is the model of a society which will elect its leaders not on the basis of how likely they are to keep their promises, but on the basis of how much fear, anger, xenophobia, and coded supremacism they can inspire.
You don't have to dip into the archives to see how this works. Just the past few days will serve fine.
On Saturday night, when Netanyahu addressed the nation from the site of a terror attack for which an armed Palestinian citizen of Israel was being sought, he might well have sought to bring Israelis together, and to stress that the vast majority of Arab Israelis are loyal citizens.
Fat chance.
Drawing on his sleazebag of tricks, Netanyahu let it be understood that all Arab citizens – more than one out of every five Israelis - were under suspicion of being disloyal. They were, by implication, not "Israelis through and through."
In a technique sure to be appreciated by Trump, Netanyahu decried lax law enforcement in Arab communities – as if Netanyahu himself were not responsible, as though he hadn't come to power vowing security, as though – and this is the key factor – instead of being led by Israelis Through And Through, the nation is actually, truly, darkly run by an unseen leftist/liberal elite, and always has been.
Think: The Republican Party as an Oregon militia. Think, if you're Donald Trump, Netanyahu's Israel on steroids.
Then it got worse.
On Sunday, Netanyahu upped the ante with a new low. Turning aside a torrent of criticism with a Mr. Machismo "I'm not impressed," he stated that lawlessness to be curbed in Arab communities included what he indicated was the excessive volume level of calls to prayer in mosques.
But even then he wasn't done. On Monday, cabinet minister Ze'ev Elkin of Netanyahu's Likud confirmed that a high-profile, nearly $4 budget allocation to redress longstanding discrimination in assistance to Arab communities had been made conditional. "If a local council doesn’t take steps for the good of the State of Israel then it shouldn’t be able to receive funds from it,” he said.
This is the Netanyahu model in full. Fight terrorism with incitement. Just as you would fight fire with arson.
That said, Netanyahu may not find harmony with a President Trump, who has demonstrated maverick independence not only on boilerplate pro-Likud positions, but is also beyond the control of Netanyahu's patrons Sheldon and Miriam Adelson. Netanyahu has also rejected Trump's call for a blanket entry ban on Muslims.
Still, so closely has Trump followed the anti-migrant, anti-minority, scrape-the-sewer Israeli leader's model, that some of his admirers are beginning to remark that, these days, it's actually Netanyahu who's emulating Trump.
A Sunday headline in the arch-conservative Breitbart read: "Netanyahu Echoes Trump on Arab Population Following Tel Aviv Attacks."
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Donald Trump on billionaire hedge funder he's been trashing all week: Who?
REUTERS/Brian SnyderDonald Trump.
Real-estate magnate Donald Trump on Thursday denied a Wednesday report in Politico that detailed his outreach to the same billionaire megadonors he has been zinging on the campaign trial.
In fact, Trump suggested he didn't even know one of those donors, hedge fund bigwig Paul Singer.
"I don't know who Paul Singer is," Trump said Thursday on MSNBC's "Morning Joe."
Trump said this even after repeatedly criticizing Singer's support for immigration reform this week. Singer, a highly influential donor, recently revealed his support for Sen. Marco Rubio's (R-Florida) presidential campaign.
"Paul Singer represents amnesty and he represents illegal immigration pouring into the country, and now he's with Rubio," Trump told his supporters Wednesday in New Hampshire, according to Bloomberg Politics.
"This new gentleman that's backing [Rubio], Singer, you got to look at that record, OK?" Trump said Tuesday during a "Good Morning America" interview. "You take a look at look at that record. You take a look at what he stands for."
"Further proof that Gang of Eight member Marco Rubio is weak on illegal immigration is Paul Singer's, Mr. Amnesty, endorsement.Rubs can't win," Trump tweeted on Sunday.
Politico's Ben Schreckinger and Ken Vogel reported that, in addition to Singer, Trump's presidential campaign was once trying to woo casino mogul Sheldon Adelson and energy magnates Charles and David Koch. The reported outreach raised eyebrows because Trump has accused his opponents of trying to be those billionaires' "puppets."
During his "Morning Joe" interview, Trump acknowledged he had talked to Adelson. But he said that was no big deal because he and Adelson agreed on the casino magnate's signature issue: Israel. Trump, who is also a billionaire, stressed that he was self-funding his campaign and did not want any free-spending super PACs to support him.
"I had one conversation with Sheldon and all he wants to do is protect Israel," Trump said. "But I don't want his money. I don't need his money. I am putting up my own money. I will protect Israel."
Trump also trashed Politico in general.
"Politico is so dishonest in so many different things," he said on MSNBC. "This Politico website, or whatever the hell they call it, I mean, they write about me. We don't even deal with them anymore, because their level of dishonesty is so incredible."
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