President Trump: The Fake News Lügenpresse Is “The Enemy Of The American People”

The FAKE NEWS media (failing @nytimes, @NBCNews, @ABC, @CBS, @CNN) is not my enemy, it is the enemy of the American People!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 17, 2017

I’M DYING!

In my wildest dreams, I never expected President Trump would turn out to be this good in office:

“(CNN) If you watched President Trump’s astonishing press conference on Thursday, you might be forgiven for concluding that the most urgent problem facing America is that the media “is out of control.” Some media “is fantastic,” the president allowed. But on the whole, journalism is plagued by “false, horrible, fake reporting.”

It’s clear that America’s new President has chosen his new best enemy. Now that the campaign is over and it’s not very useful to drive the crowds into a frenzy of hatred against Hillary Clinton, Trump has found the new direction in which to focus his supporters’ animosity. But this time, the anointed enemy serves an even more useful purpose.

On Friday, he made his point even more directly, tweeting “The FAKE NEWS media (failing @nytimes, @CNN, @NBCNews and many more) is not my enemy, it is the enemy of the American people. SICK!” …”

In “The Return of the Great Man,” I wrote this on the eve of the election:

“Donald Trump has made politics great again.

I can’t remember ever being riveted by a democratic election. Trump has kept us on the edge of our seats for over a year now. It goes far beyond politics. Trump has a love of life, a daring quality about him, that reminds me of Mussolini. As Thomas Carlyle once said, we are now accustomed in the West to being governed by the Duke’s bailiff. No Duke of any sort, in any aspect of national life, can rise to be a leader.

I think we all looked at Donald Trump and instinctively knew “this is what real leadership looks like.” This man could be a Caesar, a Duke, or a King. You can see this in the way the White masses responded to him. Trump stood on the presidential stage and the worms our system usually produces wilted in his aura. Everywhere he goes he is met by adoring crowds who deep in their bones are feeling the sentiment, if they can’t quite yet articulate it or bring themselves to say it, “God Save The King.”

The great fear is that Trump would dispense with constitutions, liberal democracy, the buzzwords like “freedom” and “equality,” the -isms and -phobias which are our most cherished values, and govern as an “authoritarian.” Conservatives used to believe that every country needs a Father. Now they fight sexism and misogyny!

I can picture Donald Trump looking down on the dystopian state of this country from Trump Tower. As a builder, he grasps the problems: the hopelessly corrupt political system, which produces “leaders” who are mere body servants of the oligarchy; the hostile elite in the

#LyingPress and universities; the buzzwords which have led us to our present national paralysis; the terror that ordinary people feel who live in fear of stepping on the tripwires of political correctness; the disintegration of our borders; endless wars overseas on behalf of places (Donetsk?) and countries (Iraq?) no one in America gives a rat’s ass about; the looting of the middle and working class by globalization; the spineless, pathetic cucks who are a faux opposition; the rotting cities, etc.

I was really struck by Trump’s comment that he knew this would be “a journey to hell.” He knew the enormous risk he was taking by going to war with the globalist establishment. He was risking the #LyingPress destroying his reputation, his brand, his family and his business. There was a real possibility that he might even be assassinated before it was over. Just think of how many times his back was against the wall and a lesser man would have folded. And yet, he leaped into the abyss out a sense of duty and for the glory of victory.

We haven’t seen Donald Trump’s kind in a really long time. He is setting an example for others to follow. That’s what I like the most about him.”

God save the King!