Obama's Hero?

In October, 1921, Hitler began to organize a private army under Ulrich Klintzsch, a twenty-two-year-old former member of Ehrhardt's Brigade. On November 4, 1921, Hitler had his forty-two member army primed to fight Communists who heckled him with the Communist slogan "Frieheit!" ("Freedom!"), as he spoke at the Hofbrauhaus in Munich. Under their new leader, Emil Maurice, the soldiers hurled themselves repeatedly against the seven hundred Communists until the Communists were driven from the hall. This bloody night would later be viewed as the foundation date of the Sturmabteilung, the SA. This group became the prime force for movement of the National Socialists out of the meeting halls and into the streets, where they confronted the Social Democrats and the Communists. To the Nazis, political power not only in Munich, but in the state, became synonymous with domination of the streets. At that time, Hitler saw the storm troopers as the force which would ultimately bring the existing government to its knees.

In January 2008, Obama began to organize a private media under Rahm Emmanual, a member of the Chicago machine. In August, 2009, Obama had his media army primed to fight Americans who heckled him with the American slogan "Don't Tread on Me!", as he spoke at the telemprompter in Washington DC. Under their leader, Rahm Emmanual, the media hurled themselves repeatedly against the several million Americans until the Americans were driven from the conversation. This bloody event would later be viewed as the foundation date of the Sturmabteilung, the SA. This group became the prime force for movement of the American National Socialists out of the community organizing halls and into the streets, where they confronted the Republicans and Independents. To the Obamas, political power not only in Washington, but in the state, became synonymous with domination of the media. At that time, Obama saw the media as the force which would ultimately bring the existing government to its knees.