Moore's film compares POTUS to Hitler--how creative can Moore get?

"Will someone out there bring me
three more Big Macs? I'm starving."

Toronto -- Documentary filmmaker and corpulent commie Michael Moore, compared President Donald Trump to Adolf Hitler in a new film.

Trump came back with a tweet:

"Loser--except for his weight--Michael Moore, called me Hitler. Well if I'm Hitler, he's Haystacks Calhoun. His films are terrible and not worth seeing. Bad!"

Just kidding.

Moore's flick "Fahrenheit 11/9" had its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival where hockey fans waiting for the season to start filled all the seats while simultaneously helping pay for Moore filling his belly with three very Big Macs and supersized fries.

The documentary explores what Moore believes to be the events that contributed to President Trump's 2016 election victory over the incredibly unlikeable Hillary Clinton.

Rather than pointing out the pitfalls of Hillary, such as her failure to visit key states during the campaign, or her arrogant use of a private email server loaded with highly confidential information [all of which was likely hacked by the Chinese and photos of very young females Anthony Weiner flashed on Twitter], Moore instead drew parallels with the rise of Adolf Hitler in 1930s Germany.

In spite of Trump acknowledging Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, Moore, by comparing him with der Fuhrer, implied that Trump hates Jews. . .  except, perhaps for his daughter and son-in-law who happen to be Jewish, which he failed to mention in the flick.

Played golf immediately after speech
on Daniel Pearls' beheading

The White House could not immediately be reached for comment on Thursday as President Trump was busy tweeting about the "failed" New York Times.

At one point in the documentary, Trump’s words are superimposed over videos of Hitler’s rallies, as a historian talks about the rise of strong men to positions of power.

Haystacks Calhoun and Groucho Marx

“He’s [Trump] been around for a long time and we’ve behaved in a certain way for a long time and when you look back now you can see how the road was paved for him,” Moore said between bites and licking ketchup off his fingers.

This leftist film is a call to action for [low-information] Americans, said Moore as he huffed down five fries in one huff.

“We are in a war to get our country back,” he said, pretending to be serious. “Anyone who doesn’t understand that is going to be sorely disappointed in the results of what’s about to happen in the next few years with Donald Trump.” Chomp, chomp.

Like a continued rising economy, more jobs, better relationships with our allies, immigration policies that actually follow the U.S. Constitution, and the total absence of ISIS in the future.

“Fahrenheit 11/9” takes its title from the early hours of Nov. 9, 2016, when Republican candidate Trump was officially declared the victor over Democratic Party candidate Hillary Clinton and liberal tears flowed like rivers of pussycat pee.

Unfortunately, “Fahrenheit 11/9” will open in movie theaters across the U.S. on Sept. 21. I cannot wait to read the tweets on that one.


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