Posted originally on Jul 16, 2024 By Martin Armstrong 

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The nation was silent when President Joe Biden called Donald Trump’s supporters “domestic terrorists” who are the “greatest threat to the nation.” Demonizing Trump has extended to demonizing his supporters – over half of Americans, many of who cannot openly share their political beliefs without the fear of violence.

Donald Trump has been compared to Adolf Hitler for the past 8 years. The rhetoric surrounding Donald Trump is intended to rile up vicious emotions as fear turns into anger. They’ve used gender to instill fear, declaring that Trump will eliminate women’s rights to the point that they will be second-class citizens. They’ve use race to instill fear, claiming that Donald Trump will target minorities. Trump simply hates Latinos, Muslims, and all minorities and wants to separate families with his immigration policies. They’ve used the war to spark fear, continuing the disproven Steele Dossier narrative fabricated by Hillary Clinton that insists Trump is Putin’s puppet who aid him in conquering all of Europe. They’ve used social class to invoke fear, juxtaposing the wealthy businessman to the average American as if all politicians are not above the working man.

There are videos of commentators crying on air, begging the nation to stop Trump before he locks everyone away who disagrees with him. Liberal commentator Rachel Maddow claims Trump will become “president for life” if he is not imprisoned. She pretended to cry on air, stating Trump has sent migrant babies to shelters, ignoring that millions of children have gone missing at the border entirely because we have permitted an open-air human trafficking operation amid these lawless open borders. They claim Donald Trump uses the same language that led to the holocaust, and his leadership all but guarantees an actual genocide in America.

The media is completely overpowered by liberal thoughts and has been controlling the entire narrative. They are now using Donald Trump’s assassination attempt as fuel to shade the right as violent extremists who will now become a larger threat to democracy. Somehow, Trump is responsible for the attempt on his own life. ABC host George Stephanopoulos said that “Trump and his supporters have contributed to this violent rhetoric,” and believes Donald Trump fueled the attack on his life.”

CNN’s Jamie Gangel criticized Trump directly after his assassination attempt, “I do want to say there was one thing that when I watched the tape, I found odd, because of all of the heated rhetoric.” Civil unrest has heightened to a level that teeters on civil war and the propaganda machine is attempting to cause an implosion.

“I did notice there was no call for lowering the temperature, condemning all political violence, and really trying to signal to his supporters as well not to retaliate or to have any kind of escalation,” CBS News’ Margaret Brennan told the public.

Rep. Jason Crow (D-CO) has condemned the violence in his own party. “We are on that precipice,” he said. “So leadership requires that we all step back. And we say enough is enough. We can’t do this. And this is my call to action, both to the American people, and to my colleagues, to the American people, right now: pick up the phone, walk out your door, go talk to your neighbor, go talk to your colleague, call your friends, who don’t agree with you and tell them, we can disagree. You’re not my enemy. You’re not evil. But this is our time to come together and to reach out to each other and to my colleagues. Let’s stop creating political moments. And let’s start creating political change. That is what we need now.”

The politicians invoking fear are to blame as if their media mouthpiece. The left knows that their violence will go without consequence and some believe they must stop the MAGA violent extremists before they all wind up in concentration camps. The right has had enough of the distorted reality and extreme views parroted by the media and can easily go from the defensive to the offensive. The nation needs a leader who will truly condemn this violence and ask the people to remember we are merely human beings who can agree to disagree. If only the people could open their eyes and see that their neighbor is NOT the enemy.