Trump National Security Adviser Met With Leader Of Party Founded By Nazis

This sort of thing makes me very uncomfortable.

Retired Lt. Gen. Mike Flynn, Donald Trump’s pick to serve as his national security adviser, met several weeks ago with Heinz-Christian Strache, the head of Austria’s anti-immigrant Freedom Party, which was founded after World War II by former Nazis.

Strache described the meeting, which was first reported by The New York Times, on his Facebook page, where he also announced signing a “cooperation pact” with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Of course, we don't know what was said, but as the article notes, there's all sorts of troubling things there.

“This is not just any opposition party: It is one with Nazi sympathies,” said Daniel Serwer, a former state department official who’s now a professor at the School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins University.

Democrats founded the kkk.
Plus trump met black leaders, white leaders, white power leaders, has the support of the black panthers.
hes a uniter.

a reply to: Byrd

Trump supporters will continue to make excuses for him as was the case with Hillary supporters, Obama supporters, Bush Jr supporters, etc.

Few people actually respect liberty or the Bill of Rights that was designed to empower our liberties while retarding the growth of Centralized Government. So this is what we get...a procession of Federalists doing what Federalists do. Now we have Centralized Government retarding the growth of unity within the citizenry.

a reply to: Byrd

What possible valid reason would he have to make this meeting a priority before assuming his office???

a reply to: Byrd

It's quite simple: Flynn and Strache both hate Muslims. It could be the beginning of a beautiful relationship. Not.

The new European "Realpolitik" is going to be "troubling" for a lot of people.

More than twenty million Russians died in The Great Patriotic War.

It is possible Mr. Putin may not be sincere in his Cooperation.

originally posted by: BELIEVERpriest
a reply to: Byrd

Trump supporters will continue to make excuses for him as was the case with Hillary supporters, Obama supporters, Bush Jr supporters, etc.

Few people actually respect liberty or the Bill of Rights that was designed to empower our liberties while retarding the growth of Centralized Government. So this is what we get...a procession of Federalists doing what Federalists do. Now we have Centralized Government retarding the growth of unity within the citizenry.

Hillary had supporters?

-Chris

Parties change over time. Their interests change over time.

The Freedom Party is currently one of the most pro-Israel parties in Europe; they think they have common cause with Jews in fighting the Islamacization of Europe. Strache met in Israel with some governmental officials last year; the Freedom Party has campaigned for increased Austrian aid to Israel. Just as Marine Le Pen has shifted the National Front in France toward Israel and away from her father’s anti-Semitism, so too has the Freedom Party shifted.

Is that a shift that the world should trust? Not necessarily. But to headline Flynn’s meeting with Strache a sort of European Klanbake (the 1924 Democratic National Convention was actually called the “Klanbake”) is ridiculous.

But the Trump Derangement Syndrome is setting in and spreading wildly across the Democratic landscape.

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Just a PSA. Ex-Nazi is not the same as Neo-Nazi


Also, former Nazi does not mean Nazi sympathizer. The article seems desperate to link this to something more than what I think it is.

a reply to: Christosterone

Sure she did, all of those people who came back from the dead just to vote for her. That is commitment.

Looks like Trump is getting some intel on his own.

a reply to: Byrd

Lol
Second
Come on
Trump is a Nazi, cause hes white and not a woman!
Will these inane posts ecer stop?

...and Soros/State department set up a country with Nazi's called Ukraine and the US government set up a whole agency called NASA with former Nazi's both parties have entertained them

Another thread trying to slime Trump et al as Nazi lovers.

Boring.

a reply to: dashen

Jesus, the ignorance. Are you not aware of the Southern Strategy or just peddling ignorance?

a reply to: Byrd

Hillary funded and armed terrorists in Libya and Syria.

THAT should make you much more uncomfortable.

Fortunately, Trump became President, not Hillary....unless you wanted her homicidal policies to continue....

originally posted by: loam
Another thread trying to slime Trump et al as Nazi lovers.

Boring.

It's a double whammy.

Putin and Russia too !!

Dis-info intel.

a reply to: Swills

Founded in 1866, the Ku Klux Klan (KKK) extended into almost every southern state by 1870 and became a vehicle for white southern resistance to the Republican Party’s Reconstruction-era policies aimed at establishing political and economic equality for blacks.

History.com
Please educate yourself if you insist on prattling on

a reply to: Byrd

"At risk of appearing to be a conspiracy theorist myself, I think we are seeing an effort to build an international coalition of like-minded anti-Muslim, anti-immigration ethnic nationalists who can be depended upon to undermine the liberal democratic order of the West, in particular its international norms regarding peace and security, its trade and investment rules, and its human rights standards,” Serwer said. “Candidates for inclusion in this coalition include President Putin, Prime Minister Netanyahu, President Sisi, Marine Le Pen and Germany’s Alternative fur Deutschland. I’m sure more will appear on the horizon.”

What's frightening is how W Bush and Obama stayed clear of the war on terror as a "clash of civilizations", but Trump, Putin, etal do indeed see this as a "clash of civilizations". You know who else saw it this way? Osama bin Laden. Well, bin Laden tried to draw us in to this "clash of civilization" war. He must be laughing from his grave at how stupid we are.

originally posted by: JinMI
Just a PSA. Ex-Nazi is not the same as Neo-Nazi


Also, former Nazi does not mean Nazi sympathizer. The article seems desperate to link this to something more than what I think it is.

Well it 'aint good .

A Nazi, former or Neo has no business setting policy after the horror of WW2 if their country was stupid enough to allow it.....Why is this meeting taking place in 2016?