Donald Trump proudly shares put up which says he’s extra harmful than Hitler
The Orange Manbaby, 80, was said to be the most powerful man that ever walked the planet in a post which compared him with Attila the Hun, Gengis Khan and even Hitler
Donald Trump was said to be more powerful than Hitler(Image: dts News Agency Germany/Shutterstock)
Donald Trump has gleefully shared a post which says he’s more dangerous than brutal historical leaders – including Adolf Hitler. The Orange Manbaby, 80, was said to be the most powerful man that ever walked the planet.
The post – attributed to “Presidential Historian Dave King” – said the US President had a greater “global reach” than the likes of Stalin and Gengis Khan. King suggested leaders like Attila the Hun were “butchers who destroyed mainly small villages”.
And he said Hitler “repeated Napoleon’s mistake” in trying to go after Russia, but Trump is the first leader to be willing to use the US’s status as a superpower on a global scale. Sharing the post during a social media flurry, Trump wrote: “Sounds good to me.”
King opens with an assessment that historic “powerful” leader’s reigns were characterized by “brutal conquest and the fear that they instilled in the populations”.
He wrote: “Common names that would come to mind are Alexander the Great, the Caesars, Genghis Khan, Attila the Hun, Tamburlaine, Napoleon and, more recently, Hitler, Mao, and Stalin.
“The overwhelming difference between each of the above when compared with President Trump is their lack of global reach. Their power was limited to restricted local areas.
“They had nowhere near the control over modern logistics, manpower, technology, and the global economic muscle that President Trump can enforce.”
King also suggested that while Chairman Mao Zedong and Vladimir Lenin used “fear and authoritarianism” to control China and the Soviet Union, they lacked the “economic and technological resources” of the US to reach a “meaningful global reach.”
He added: “The collapse of Communism (even though Russia and China have never been truly communist countries) has seen the USA emerge as the first truly global superpower.
“Additionally, President Trump is the first leader to be willing to use that power on a global scale. That makes him by far the most powerful person that has EVER walked this planet.”
He also referenced William the Conqueror, the first Norman king of England who reigned from 1066 until his death, who Trump previous said had “the coolest name I ever heard.”
He added: “If President Trump is the American Eagle, then William the Conqueror was merely a sparrow.”
Trump shared it on his social media account during a slew of posts as he flew on Air Force One back to the US from France hours after he signed a controversial deal that aims to end the deeply unpopular war with Iran.
Trump’s Vice President JD Vance referred to him as “America’s Hitler” in 2016 before he flipped and became one of his biggest allies.
