Now a new myth is joining the Order of False Myths of Israeli Intelligence: President Donald Trump is a dictator or on the way to being "an elected dictator." This is how Prof. Shlomo Avineri holds. He mentions a number of indications in the Haaretz weekend article: The first and most important, in his opinion, is his way of addressing the impeachment proceeding against him in Congress. Trump is not cooperating with the procedure. Should we repeat all the countless times that well-known Democratic or American left-wing spokesmen swore that "we will topple the bastard through the impeachment procedure"? (Impeachment). This did not happen in the wake of the famous telephone conversation with Ukrainian President Zalansky. It started from Trump's inauguration. It was a strategy among several options that Democrats considered how to fight Trump.

Since the interim election over a year ago, the impeachment procedure has been an option for Nancy Pelosi. It was thought by then that there was a man named Zlansky. So the obvious feeling for many in the American public, and not just the Republicans, is that when we deal with an event like the phone call with Zlansky, it turns into a presidential impeachment process. There is something suspicious here, and certainly not a distrust, and indeed, most Americans do not show much interest in the procedure that used to cause American society to break down. The average American consciously disconnects himself from the impeachment, and in the Democrats' primaries now, the issue is hardly mentioned. This continues the assassination attempt on the 2016 election results by means a Rim.

Tramap can indeed be classified as a populist leader. Populism, like the right, is considered by the intellectuals to be anti-democratic, synonymous with fascism. But others argue, and probably rightly, that contemporary populism - as we know from the US, Israel, or now the United Kingdom - is not only a democratic expression, but perhaps it is the true democracy. This is because Western democratic years have turned and become governed by legal layers, Bureaucracies and oligarchs: Trump is no more than a person who bursts with a blood-streaking knife to a party of made-up Marquis, to use a kindly literary phrase, that is, he breaks down. His life, a pensioner who suddenly receives an extra annual income Worth more than a month's salary, thanks to the tax reform of Trump, it's significantly more than a few obscenities.

But in the case of Trump and the impeachment procedure based on one phone call, to me for some reason it is reminiscent of the previous president. Barack Obama. At the conclusion of Obama's visit to Israel in 2013, he forced Prime Minister Netanyahu, using a diplomatic gun to Raqa, to make a phone call in the presence of Turkish President Erdogan and apologize for the Marmara affair. In my opinion, this is a far more blatant move compared to "Zalansky loves your ass." This is the sentence to remember at the end of each exercise.

There are two factors that are clear indications of tyranny: effective control over the mainstream media for propaganda and brainwashing; And anti-Semitism. Trump has limited control over the secret services. Despite Fox, all mainstream media is running a campaign of slander and character assassination. He is simply the first to find a method against the same media, in contrast to a prime minister in a friendly country, whose attempts to balance this threat to democracy have cost him three charges. Trump is the most friendly president ever to Israel. He loves Jews. Certainly, if he wanted a dictatorship, he would have turned against Israel and won the sympathy of the US deep and international left. Trump stands out, in fact, against the two most dangerous dictatorships in the world today, China and Iran, which is a strategy leader that achieves results.