I think Trump is too old (like Biden) to be in office. For example, he was the Oldest President ever to be in inaugurated which is a problem too. I don't see him as someone capable of actually being a useful president for ANY American. He thinks he is Hitler but even Hitler wasn't 80 and basically killed himself by age 56. So, I think we have a very senile version of HITLER as our president right now.
Trump is incapable of helping the American people survive these times!
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As
of February 24, 2026, Donald Trump is 79 years old. Born on June 14,
1946, he inaugurated his second term as the 47th U.S. President on
January 20, 2025, at age 78, becoming the oldest person to assume the
office
. He will turn 80 in June 2026.
When did Hitler kill himself?
Hitler killed himself at age 56. He never lived to be 80 years old like Trump.
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People also ask
What were Hitler's last words before he died?
Adolf
Hitler's last words were not a single, simple phrase but a combination
of farewells and dictated testaments, including a farewell to his staff
and a final message to the German people, expressing defiance and a
belief in a future National Socialist renaissance, ending with a
personal choice for death over surrender with Eva Braun, stating they
chose death "to escape the disgrace of being forced to resign or
surrender".
Final Dictations & Farewell
- In his final hours on April 29, 1945, Hitler dictated his political testament and personal will, which detailed his justifications for the war, blamed "international Jewry," and outlined his succession plans, expelling Göring and Himmler.
- Farewell to Staff:After his farewells, Hitler briefly told his valet, Heinz Linge, "For the sake of the one who is still to come," referring to the future.
- Final Act:He then took Eva Braun into his study, and in his personal will, stated, "Myself and my wife choose death to escape the disgrace of being forced to resign or surrender," before they both died by suicide.
Key Themes in His Last Words
- Resignation & Defiance: Acknowledging the war was lost but refusing to surrender, choosing death instead.
- Legacy: Expressing a hope for the "radiant renaissance" of his movement.
- Blame: Repeating his accusations against "international Jewry" as the cause of the war.
These accounts come from those present in the bunker, like his valet Heinz Linge and pilot Hans Baur, and are documented in his final testaments.
What was Hitler's view on Jesus?
Hitler
viewed Jesus as a heroic, Aryan figure and a proto-Nazi fighter who
battled Jewish materialism, but he rejected core Christian doctrines
like Jesus's divinity, resurrection, and pacifism, seeing Christianity
as a weakened "slave religion" that needed purging; he
sought to replace it with a "positive Christianity" that aligned with
his racial ideology, promoting a mythologized, warrior Jesus who
inspired his own antisemitic struggle, a duty he felt Christians should
finish.
Hitler's View of Jesus:
- Aryan Warrior:Hitler recast Jesus as a strong, non-Jewish fighter against corrupt Jewish forces (Pharisees) and materialistic values, an "Aryan warrior" who failed to complete his mission, according to Cambridge University Press.
- Inspiration for His Struggle:He saw himself as following in Jesus's footsteps, tasked with finishing the "eradication of the Jewish people," a duty he felt Jesus had started but couldn't finish.
- Rejection of Divinity:Hitler dismissed Jesus's divinity, resurrection, and the concept of salvation, viewing them as contrary to natural laws and biological progress, writes Warfare History Network.
Hitler's View of Christianity:
- "Slave Religion":He called Christianity a "religion of fools" and "old women" that undermined strength and natural order, contrasting it with classical civilization, notes The Santa Barbara Independent.
- "Positive Christianity":He promoted a Nazified version of Christianity, stripping away Jewish elements and traditional doctrines, and focusing on a racialized, nationalistic faith that served the state, according to Wikipedia.
- Contempt for Church Power:He sought to destroy the influence of Christian churches, viewing them as obstacles to his totalitarian control and harmful to German national strength, writes The Washington Post.
In
essence, Hitler co-opted the figure of Jesus to serve his racist and
antisemitic agenda, twisting his image into a symbol of the very Aryan
struggle he championed, while despising the religion's core tenets,
according to Cambridge University Press and Wikipedia.
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