Trump’s wars, will they be based on the Anti-Immigration Novel “Camp of the Saints?

It's easier to track, KKK, skinheads & Nazis. You don't need to scour news articles or internet chatrooms. 

White supremacist extremists are front page news across the United States about every day. You can find white supremacist extremist elected public officials in local, state and national government. 

The problem is the KKK, skinheads and Nazis are becoming so ordinary and acceptable that a few Republican’s are now openly pro-Nazi. 

My uncles killed Nazis. They especially hated the SS. They would be appalled at what is now ordinary GOP politics.

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"Sooo many Sanctuary areas want OUT of this ridiculous, crime infested & breeding concept," according to the President.

What exactly does he mean by "breeding concept?" It appears to be a new addition to his rhetoric on immigration. He doesn't appear to have used it before on Twitter or in recent public remarks on sanctuary cities. 

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Trump blasts 'breeding' in sanctuary cities. That's a racist term.

Analysis by Z. Byron Wolf, CNN
Updated 10:10 PM ET, Wed April 18, 2018

"Trump's recent immigration push came after spending the weekend at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida with present and former Fox personalities, including Sean Hannity and former Fox News executive Bill Shine." 

"Notably, these Trump influencers have apparently been devouring The Camp of the Saints, a right-wing immigrant fear fantasy novel which has surfaced on Fox News in recent days—including on Tucker Carlson's show," D'Antonio wrote, referring to the interview Monday on Tucker Carlson Tonight.  

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At Mar-a-Lago, Trump hears from immigration hardliner 

By Kevin Liptak, CNN White House Producer
Updated 8:29 AM ET, Mon April 2, 2018

"The book was published in 1973, and a synopsis describes it as depicting the "destruction of Western civilization" through a mass immigration to France and the West. The Southern Poverty Law Center has condemned the novel as a "favorite racist fantasy of the anti-immigrant movement." 

The Camp of the Saints saw a return to the best-seller list in 2011 and has come into public awareness once again after being cited during a Fox News interview on Monday.  

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Is Trump's Military Strategy Based on Anti-Immigration Fantasy Novel 'Camp of the Saints'?

By Chantal Da Silva  On 4/4/18 at 6:32 AM

Southern Poverty Center:

A French novel, The Camp of the Saints, has become the favorite racist fantasy of the anti-immigrant movement in the US. Published by The Social Contract Press, the book is revered by American white supremacists.