Who is Trump's Favorite Nazi General?

[Toro]

Was it Rommel, Desert Fox?

Or maybe it was Goerring, Luftwafte

He was fat like Trump

Finally, Schultz "I see nothing!"

 

[Auld Phart]

when was Schultz promoted to general?


(Does Klink know?)

 

[BluesLegend]

In before this thread gets DELETED

 

[John09]

 

[Arlette]

Schörner

 

[John09]

If OP was written by a MAGA, it most likely have been "Rommel, Dessert Fox?"

 

[1srelluc]

Heinz Guderian....Trump's no dummy, neither was Guderian.

Piper if he wants to push someone's shit in.

 

[cnm]

Yes, he is. After all, they all lost.

 

[meaner gene]

If OP was written by a MAGA, it most likely have been "Rommel, Dessert Fox?"

8 Things You May Not Know About Erwin Rommel | HISTORY

On the 70th anniversary of his death get the facts on the famed “Desert Fox.”

www.history.com

Rommel disobeyed some of Hitler’s direct orders.

in October 1942, the numerically superior British halted his advance near El Alamein, Egypt.

Running low on tanks, ammunition and fuel, Rommel prepared to retreat. But Hitler sent a letter telling him not to yield “even a yard of ground.” “As to your troops,” the führer added, “you can show them no other road than that to victory or death.”

Despite his reverence for Hitler, Rommel disobeyed for fear his force would be completely annihilated. He also disregarded an order directing German generals to execute Allied commandos caught behind enemy lines.

 

[meaner gene]

Heinz Guderian....Trump's no dummy, neither was Guderian.

Piper if he wants to push someone's shit in.

Another general bites the dust for disloyalty

In December 1941, Guderian was removed from command after refusing to halt the Barbarossa campaign as Hitler ordered.

 

[Toro]

FTR Hitler's generals tried to kill him.

 

[meaner gene]

FTR Hitler's generals tried to kill him.

Many of Hitler's generals disobeyed his direct orders, because they knew Hitler was an egotistical megalomaniac who cared more about himself than about Germany.

 

[rightwinger]

8 Things You May Not Know About Erwin Rommel | HISTORY

On the 70th anniversary of his death get the facts on the famed “Desert Fox.”

www.history.com

Rommel disobeyed some of Hitler’s direct orders.

in October 1942, the numerically superior British halted his advance near El Alamein, Egypt.

Running low on tanks, ammunition and fuel, Rommel prepared to retreat. But Hitler sent a letter telling him not to yield “even a yard of ground.” “As to your troops,” the führer added, “you can show them no other road than that to victory or death.”

Despite his reverence for Hitler, Rommel disobeyed for fear his force would be completely annihilated. He also disregarded an order directing German generals to execute Allied commandos caught behind enemy lines.

Rommel tried to kill Hitler and was allowed to commit suicide

 

[1srelluc]

Another general bites the dust for disloyalty

In December 1941, Guderian was removed from command after refusing to halt the Barbarossa campaign as Hitler ordered.

On 1 March 1943, after the German defeat in the Battle of Stalingrad, Hitler appointed Guderian to the newly created position of Inspector General of Armoured Troops.

Guderian later became the Acting Chief of the General Staff of the Army High Command with the responsibility of advising Hitler on the Eastern Front.



He yelled at Hitler and was relived again in 1945.

On March 28, 1945, Hitler relieved Guderian of his command:

“I think you have had enough. You are relieved of command. You can go home now.”
— Hitler to Guderian after firing him

 

[cnm]

Many of Hitler's generals disobeyed his direct orders, because they knew Hitler was an egotistical megalomaniac who cared more about himself than about Germany.

Maybe. They were pretty happy while they were winning.

 

[LeroyDumonde]

Pretty much everyone agrees that Rommel was a brilliant general.

 

[Nostra]

Was it Rommel, Desert Fox?
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Or maybe it was Goerring, Luftwafte
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He was fat like Trump

Finally, Schultz "I see nothing!"
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Dimtard desperation is some funny shit.

 

[cnm]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2024/10/26/elon-musk-immigration-status/

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In 2005, Musk acknowledged in a late-night email that he did not have authorization to be in the United States when he founded Zip2. The email, from Musk to Tesla co-founders Martin Eberhard and JB Straubel, was submitted as evidence in a long-since-closed California defamation lawsuit and said he applied to Stanford so he could remain in the United States legally.​

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“Actually, I didn’t really care much for the degree, but I had no money for a lab and no legal right to stay in the country, so that seemed like a good way to solve both issues,” Musk wrote. “Then the internet came along, which seemed like a much surer bet.”​

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Musk never enrolled at Stanford. In a May 2009 deposition, he said he called the department chair two days after the start of the semester to say he wasn’t going to attend. In the same deposition, he said he began working at Zip2 — originally called Global Link Information Network — in August or September 1995.​

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Germany had some fantastic generals, the problem is they were led by a fool

 

[Toro]

Many of Hitler's generals disobeyed his direct orders, because they knew Hitler was an egotistical megalomaniac who cared more about himself than about Germany.

The Trump / Hitter analogy is making more and more sense