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If you look at many social media sites, such as Bluesky, it is not uncommon to see multitudes of unhinged leftists writing off Charley Kirk as a "Nazi" or "Hitler Youth," which could be an excuse for his brutal assassination. And where does this notion of Charlie Kirk and Donald Trump in particular as well as MAGA and conservatives in general as Nazis come from? Unfortunately much of it comes from media sources. One of the culprits is Vanity Fair magazine.On Thursday, just a day after the assassination, Vanity Fair published a story ostensibly about a documentary on the Nazi connections of German propaganda film documentarian Leni Riefenstahl. However, the not-so-subtle ulterior motive of the story turned out to be Trump as a Nazi type leader as written by slimemeister Eve Batey in "Hitler Confidant Leni Riefenstahl Always Said She Was Just a Filmmaker. A New Doc Reveals the Truth."Batey just couldn't help herself. On her Instagram, she argued the Nazi comparison "feels especially crucial today." She inserted two paragraphs into her story supposedly about Riefenstahl that are chock full of links strongly inferring President Trump is a Nazi-type leader. Batey was too cowardly to actually name Trump in her story. Instead she performed her slimy duty by including links to stories, mostly in Vanity Fair, smearing Trump. Here are the two paragraphs in question with the links to Trump as like a Nazi themes.
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Topic: Vanity Fair Again Adds More Fuel to MAGA-as-Nazis Fire (Read 25 times)
