Schlecter - FROM THE WHORE HOUSE TO THE WHITE HOUSE: THE TRUE STORY OF MELANIE TRUMP

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Donald J. TrumpThis book is dedicated to all women who areentangled with a selfish, controlling, man whoderides her looks and that of other women, andwho feels that beauty is a woman's mostimportant asset.

First of all let's immediately dispense with themyth that Melania Trump was a "high fashion supermodel" before she came to America. She was not.She was simply one of a million other young girls whogot by on their looks and their willingness to doanything for money.

Did Melania Trump attend university andgraduate with a degree in engineering? Is she ascultured and refined as she appears to be. To both ofthose questions the answer is a resounding no.

There is a beautiful biography of Mrs. Trumpon the internet at MelaniaTrump.com that purports totell the story of her life. I have incorporated that pieceof fiction here.

MelaniaTrump.com
Born on April 26, 1970 in Slovenia, Melania Knaussbegan her modeling career at the age of sixteen. Atthe age of eighteen, she signed with a modelingagency in Milan. After obtaining a degree in designand architecture at University in Slovenia, Melaniawas jetting between photo shoots in Paris and Milan,finally settling in New York in 1996. The Slovenianborn brunette has appeared in high profile adcampaigns, and has worked with some of the topphotographers in the fashion industry, includingPatrick Demarchelier, Helmut Newton, Arthur Elgort,Ellen Von Unwerth, Peter Arnell, Antoine Verglas andMario Testino. At 5 feet 11 inches, Melania has acaptivating presence in front of the camera. She hasgraced the covers of Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, BritishGQ, Ocean Drive, Avenue, In Style, New YorkMagazine. Her major layouts include the SportsIllustrated Swimsuit Issue, Allure, Vogue, Self,Glamour, Vanity Fair, and Elle. In addition, Melaniahas appeared in numerous television commercials,most recently for Aflac, in which she stars with one ofAmerica's top icons, the Aflac duck. She has also cohosted The View with Barbara Walters. Melania'sstyle has been noted to be one of natural elegance. Inthe words of Manolo Blahnik, "She is a true beauty.She has it."

With a penchant and passion for the arts,architecture, design, fashion and beauty, the aquaeyed beauty has thrived on the cultural diversificationof New York City. This passion can only be surpassedby her dedication to helping others, and hergenerosity has been noted. She was HonoraryChairwoman for Martha Graham Dance Company inApril 2005, is an active member of the Police AthleticLeague which honored her with Woman of The Year2006, has been an Honorary Chairwoman for TheBoy's Club of New York for five consecutive years,and in 2005 The American Red Cross awarded herwith Goodwill Ambassador which she has proudlyserved for four years. In April of 2008, she was askedby Love Our Children USA and NASDAQ toparticipate in the Fifth Annual National Love OurChildren Day and the beginning of National ChildAbuse Prevention month by ringing the closing bell atNASDAQ. Melania's philanthropic interests more andmore represent her humanitarian side, and sheremains an indefatigable and dedicated New Yorker.

Melania married Donald Trump in January 2005. InMarch of 2006 they had their first child, BarronWilliam Trump. In February 2010, Melania Trumpannounced the launch of her debut jewelry collectionwith QVC, "Melania Timepieces & Jewelry. InMarch 2013, Melania has added to her alreadyextensive resume her Skin Care Collection,"Melania Caviar Complexe C6".

As mentioned before, the biography above iscomplete and utter fiction, a pack of lies dreamed upby Mr. Trump and the talented writers he hired toconcoct them. Accordingly, her Wikipedia page is alsoa Trumped-Up version of the truth and there are manywebsites who just picked up the fabricated Trumpedup version of her life and it is repeated over and overon the internet.

Melania Trump's brand new, shiny biography istestament to the fact that enough money canpurchase anything you desire.

Melanija Knavs, Germanized to MelaniaKnauss, was born on April 26,1970, in Sevnica inSlovenia, which was then part of Yugoslavia. Sevnicawas a small poor Communist village dominated byfactories.

Melania and her parents now attempt to backaway from the fact that they were Communists,declaring that they are Christians with a deep belief inGod. But this is not true. They can try and deny it butthe fact is they are atheists.

The document showing proof of theirCommunist affiliation is found at the end of thischapter.

Melania's parents were atheists and this is themanner of home she grew up in. Belief in God,prayer, the Bible was not a part of her life. Her newbiography declares that she is a Presbyterian which,coincidentally, is also the religion her husband,Donald Trump, claims to be. I doubt if she evenknows what a Presbyterian is.

The fact that Melania and her family weremembers of the Communist Party and atheistsdispleased their family and neighbors who were alldeeply religious and attended the Catholic church.

Melania has one sibling, an older sister namedInis.Melania and her sister, Inis, were neverbaptized, never made their first holy communion withthe other children in the village, and they neverattended a Mass.

However, their Communist affiliation alsomeant that the Knauss family was somewhat betteroff materially than their relatives. Both parents wereable to obtain and hold jobs. Melania's mother was aseamstress in a clothing factory and her father was adriver for one of the of the directors. Melania's fatherwas able to use party contacts to access goods thatnon-Communists in their village did not have accessto.

Melania and her sister grew up in a verymodest apartment in a concrete housing block. Theirapartment was near a cluster of factories and theview from their windows was the billowing smokeclouds from the chimneys. Their windows alwaysneeded clearing because of the smoke infiltrationand they could hardly ever leave their windows open.Nevertheless, they considered themselves lucky to beliving in their own apartment. Lucky that both parentshad jobs.

The factory where Melania's mother workedperiodically used the children of the workers to showoff some of the new styles to buyers both local andinternationally. They would then use the photos of thechildren in their clothing line to sell to buyers whocould not attend.

Melania and Inis loved putting on the newfashionable clothing. These were not big fashionshows by any means. The children were just showingoff the factory's clothes to buyers. They just stoodthere and faced the camera.