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Whew! Last and key U.S. and Hitler’s Germany comparison
In some ways, the military is the most important consideration when you’re wondering whether a country is primed for a dictator or resistant to one. So… The Military –United States 2024 A few months ago, my brother and I were … Continue reading
Posted in Fascism, political campaigns, Politics, The Facts of Life, Trumpism, War
Tagged "The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich", Abwehr, Admiral Wilhelm Canaris, Adolph Hitler, Constitutional oath, General von Seeckt, Hitler's generals, Hitler's military, Nazi Party, Reichstag, Trump's "generals", Versailles Treaty, William Shirer
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The Weimar Republic versus the United States.
Seems to me this country of ours is indeed splintered…into chunks of fear. A certain percentage of us has been terrified and enraged by endless lies and crazy threats from non-existent enemies. A much larger percentage of us are being … Continue reading
Posted in Fascism, Government, Kamala, political campaigns, Politics, Pro choice, Propaganda, Racism, The Facts of Life, Trumpism, voting and voting rights, War
Tagged "The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich", Alexander Hamilton, autocracy, civil rights, Germany, Hitler, James Madison, John Jay, Reichstag, US Constitution, voting rights, Weimar Republic, Wikipedia, William Shirer
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On a beautiful autumn day in NYC, I voted
I’ve never been a patient person. I don’t like lines and avoid them unless unavoidable. Today, though, as I walked up Columbus Avenue to the new wing of The American Museum of Natural History for the first day of early … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Government, Kamala, political campaigns, Politics, The Facts of Life, voting and voting rights
Tagged American Museum of Natural History, aphasia, early voting NYC, Kamala Harris, polling, pollsters, Sad Dads, The National, The New Yorker
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