>>Nothing in your document (that I saw) about "They attacked and beat opponents, they shut down opposing viewpoints by lighting fires and smashing Starbucks windows" Lots about fact checking attacking policies etc.

The attacking and beating is part of the Hitler comparison, not the "fight Trump" propaganda plan. My complaint about the document was such things as fake "grassroots" movements by armies of trained agents, similar to the ones in the Podesta leaks that included a "Catholic Spring" contrivance that probably contributed to Trump winning 52% of the Catholic vote. People don't like being manipulated and taken for chumps, but here we go again.

>>IMO the Hitler comparison is flawed in that I don't expect Donald to launch genocide or global war . But the results seem quite similar in terms of an outsider taking power and the establishment patronisingly thinking it can manage him. With Donald we are in completely unknown territory.

If and when Congress grants Trump the right to decree law that enters the books after 24 hours whether people like it or not- then I'll agree with you. Until then, it's just another contributor to anti-Trump sentiment being reduced to motorway noise.