The threats made by the American to take control of the Canal, in addition to the interest in annexing the Canal, are reminiscent of the Nazi dictator’s speech, says former senator Aloysio Nunes.
On Tuesday (7), Trump gave a speech in which he stated that he did not rule out the possible use of military force to take control of the Canal, and justified that American control over both was vital to the country’s security. He has also signaled American.
“Trump’s speech about Panama reminds me of another character’s speech about the Danzig corridor [na Polônia]”, says Nunes, who today represents Apex (Brazilian Export and Investment Promotion Agency) in Brussels.
The strip of land had been transferred from Germany to Poland, which sealed peace in . Hitler always expressed his intention to regain the territory.
“Trump’s look at Canada reminds me of . Immigrants for Trump are what Jews were for the other scoundrel”, continues Nunes.
“And Greenland serves as the vital space claimed by Hitler in the east. And the world is bending to Trump as the ‘statesmen’ of Munich have bended”, he concluded, referring to the 1938 agreement that allowed Germany to annex part of Czechoslovakia. The expectation was that this would appease Hitler’s appetite for more territories, which did not happen.
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