Donald Trump

359 Pages·2016·2.44 MB·English

by  Oliver Bienkowski

Table of Contents
1. Preview
2. Who are the PixelHELPER?
3. Why a Donald Trump Version of My Struggle from Adolf Hitler
4. If you like this book PLEASE DONATE
5. Donald Trump Quotes
6. Preface
7. Dedication
8. Volume One
9. 1.1 In The House Of My Parents
10. 1.2 Years of Study and Suffering in New York
11. 1.3 General Political Considerations Based on My New York Period
12. 1.4 Washington D.C.
13. 1.5 World War
14. 1.6 War Propaganda
15. 1.7 The Revolution
16. 1.8 The Beginning of My Political Activity
17. 1.9 The American Workers' Party
18. 1.10 Causes of the Collapse
19. 1.11 Nation and Race
20. 1.12 The First Period of Development of the National Socialist American Workers' Party
NSDAP
21. Volume Two
22. 2.1 Philosophy and Party
23. 2.2 The State
24. 2.3 Subjects and Citizens
25. 2.4 Personality and the Conception of the Folkish State
26. 2.5 Philosophy and Organization
27. 2.6 The Struggle of the Early Period -- The Significance of the Spoken Word
28. 2.7 The Struggle with the Red Front
29. 2.8 The Strong Man is Mightiest Alone
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30. 2.9 Basic Ideas Regarding the Meaning and Organization of the SA.
31. 2.10 Federalism as a Mask
32. 2.11 Propaganda and Organization
33. 2.12 The Trade-Union Question
34. 2.13 American Alliance Policy after the War
35. 2.14 Eastern Orientation or Eastern Policy
36. 2.15 The Right of Emergency Defense
37. Release Notes
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Preview
The PixelHELPER Artist Collective, a non-profit international organization for minorities and
human rights, has created an updated version of Adolf Hitler’s “Mein Kampf,” with Donald Trump
as the imagined protagonist.
The fictional autobiography follows Trump’s path from a young child in New York to a powerful
American businessman and politician. In this parallel history, Trump starts a coup after the election,
similar to the Beer Hall Putsch started by Hitler and the Nazi party in Munich in 1923, is arrested,
and then sent to jail. He founds the American Nationalist Party, which is based on ideas of racial
and religious purification, creating enemies out of Mexicans, Muslims, and anyone who threatens
his nationalist world-view.
The goal of writing a new version of “Mein Kampf” from Trump’s perspective was to increase
awareness of the similarities of the ideas that both Trump and Hitler espoused. It is a different time
(1930s vs. today), a different country (Germany vs. the United States), and a different enemy (Jews
vs. Muslims), but the concepts are the same. Trump has already given us a glimpse of the dangers
his administration could pose to the United States and the world through his speeches and tweets.
The American president has a tremendous amount of power and influence over not only American
citizens, but also over all people on the planet. A Trump presidency could mark the start of a
slippery slope from racism and prejudice to something sinister which we cannot yet imagine. If this
updated version of “Mein Kampf” can highlight the parallels between Trump and Hitler, then
PixelHELPER will have succeeded in spreading an important warning to the American people.
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Who are the
PIXELHELPER
PixelHELPER Artist Collective is an international nonprofit organization for minorities and human
rights which is inspired by the Freemason ideals to protect the earth and all of its inhabitants.
The basic PixelHELPER belief is founded on the principles of the French Revolution: “Liberty,
Equality, and Fraternity.” These principles are needed to fight against political apathy. Our art is a
form of vigilante justice, offering unlimited possibilities for a lasting change in society.
PixelHELPER is one of the most innovative political creators of active art. We believe that art must
trigger pain, provoke strong reactions, and rebel against the established system. It is about art as a
form of self-assurance in the spirit of the Enlightenment. Our campaigns show the possibilities of
art as the fifth power in a society. For us, art is not a mirror of reality, but rather a hammer which
destroys the status quo and enacts positive change.
We recognize opportunities. We learn, play, and develop ideas. We gather those ideas from the
darkness and use the contrast with light. We make it spectacular, or we let it disappear. We focus
the view and establish connections. We work in the shadows while looking for light and asking
why. We give answers and offer new perspectives. We make accusations. We play with the sparks
of light of our innermost being. We carry these sparks out to the world to make a positive difference
for those who need it. And we say:
We are the PixelHELPER
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Why a Donald Trump Version of
“Mein Kampf”
We decided to rewrite Adolf Hitler’s “Mein Kampf” and transpose it onto the present day. This
action has the purpose of increasing awareness regarding the direction in which history is currently
heading. Despite being badly written and having no scientific basis, “Mein Kampf” became the
origin of one of the most influential political movements of the twentieth century. Therefore, we
want to remind you that Hitler’s words have reappeared in our current political discourse, almost a
century after they were first written.
Trump claims that Muslims should not be allowed to enter the United States until “we figure out
what the hell is going on.” He calls for the construction of a wall on the border between the United
States and Mexico, to be paid for by the Mexican government, to keep out the “rapists.” These are
terrifying words and sentiments, and we feel that he is unsuitable for one of the most powerful
positions in the world: the president of the United States.
This position allows for control of enough nuclear power to destroy the world by simply pushing a
button. It is unimaginable that this person would hold any public office, let alone one which is
charged with leading much of the free world, helping to solve so many international problems, and
negotiating such difficult geo-political situations as in Syria, Israel, or Afghanistan.
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If you like this book
PLEASE DONATE
PixelHELPER Artist Collective is an international nonprofit organization for minorities and human
rights which is inspired by the Freemason ideals to protect the earth and all of its inhabitants. We go
our way, quiet and safe, fearless in the face of danger, with lofty goals in mind to protect the earth.
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Donald Trump Quotes
As Germans, we know what happens in the early stages of a dictatorship and we fear for the
future if Donald Trump is elected as President of the United States. The following are some
of the most frightening things that he has said.
1. Trump has questioned Barack Obama’s birthplace, bringing doubt to his legitimacy as the
current president of the United States. He recently admitted that Obama is indeed an
American citizen by birth, but during the same speech lied by saying that it was in fact
Hillary Clinton who started the damaging rumor.
“An ‘extremely credible source’ has called my office and told me that Barack Obama’s birth
certificate is a fraud.”
2. Trump began his presidential candidacy by putting forth the idea of building a wall
between the United States and Mexico to keep out possible Mexican immigrants. He insists
that the Mexican government will pay for this wall, even though the Mexican president has
clearly stated his country will not fund such a project.
“I will build a great wall - and nobody builds walls better than me, believe me - and I’ll build
them very inexpensively. I will build a great, great wall on our southern border, and I will
make Mexico pay for that wall. Mark my words.”
3. Trump believes that the only immigrants coming from Mexico are drug dealers and rapists,
which casts a pall on all Americans with Mexican descent who are hard-working and
conscientious citizens.
“When Mexico sends its people, they’re not sending the best. They’re not sending you, they’re
sending people that have lots of problems and they’re bringing those problems with us.
They’re bringing drugs. They’re bringing crime. They’re rapists. And some, I assume, are
good people.”
4. Trump mistrusts Muslims and is calling for a complete ban on any Muslims entering the
United States as a misguided way of preventing potential terrorists from coming into the
country. His campaign released the following statement.
“Donald J. Trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the
United States until our country’s representatives can figure out what is going on.”
5. Trump does not believe in climate change, and in fact has vowed to “cancel” the Paris
climate agreement. This would result in a huge step backwards in the fight against climate
change, which is already wreaking havoc in many parts of the world.
“The concept of global warming was created by and for the Chinese in order to make U.S.
manufacturing non-competitive.”
6. Trump claims to have a plan to defeat ISIS, but has failed to share this plan with anyone
publicly. In fact, he has said that he knows more about ISIS than the United States generals
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who are currently involved in the fight against the Islamic State.
“I do know what to do and I would know how to bring ISIS to the table or beyond that, defeat
ISIS very quickly and I’m not going to tell you what that is. All I can tell you it is a foolproof
way of winning.”
7. Trump claims to have great respect for women, but has consistently and repeatedly
belittled women of all backgrounds throughout his life in the public eye. While many of those
comments have been made before he announced his presidential candidacy, he continues to
disparage women frequently on the campaign trail. Worst of all, these comments reflect
actual sexual assault and should not be uttered by anyone, let alone someone with so much
influence on world affairs.
“You know I’m automatically attracted to beautiful - I just start kissing them. It’s like a
magnet. Just kiss. I don’t even wait. And when you’re a star they just let you do it. You can
do anything. Grab them by the pussy. You can do anything.”
These statements, while reflecting events currently affecting the United States, contain scary
echoes of the past. Without this awareness, there is the terrifying possibility that a Trump
administration would repeat many of the deadly decisions which were made during the
Third Empire.
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