In modern times they have been advising each other not to
let a crisis go to waste without exploiting it, but this habit has actually
been an old one, having roots that go back thousands of years. Indeed,
exploitation is what the Jews have lived by throughout history; and the
exploitation of every opportunity is what brought successive calamities on
their heads. Therefore, rather than benefit from that ill-conceived advice, the
Jews have used it to turn themselves into the eternal losers we know them to
be.
Tom Friedman who is a columnist with the New York Times
demonstrates in his latest piece how this enterprise of horror works. The
column came under the title: “Israel
Lives the Joseph Story” and was published on June 5, 2013 in the New York
Times. Of course, he did not set out to say things explicitly but the example
of self victimization is what the reader will discern when looking closely at
how the author approaches the subject matter he pretends to discuss.
The column is about the Middle East ,
a region of the world that is made of several Arab and Muslim nations which
happen to be undergoing a collective transformation at this time. They are
changing from one form of governance to another by repeating a pattern of
natural progression of the sort that the world has witnessed before. Such
pattern has happened to other regions throughout history, most notably Western
Europe, Latin America, Asia and Eastern Europe .
The transformation comes to each nation by following a pattern that is
sometimes referred to as a domino theory. That is, when change begins in one
nation, the effect tends to be duplicated in a neighboring nation, going from
there to the next and so on.
As to Israel ,
being an alien entity transplanted in the region by force of arms, it has had a
history that was separate from that of the neighbors. After an initial
expansionist policy that saw it grow to four or five times its current size,
and having been kicked out of most of the areas it occupied, it is now left
with what is called Israel proper and some lands it still occupies. These are a
sliver in the Western Golan Heights which belongs to Syria ,
and the West Bank of the Jordan River which
belongs to the Palestinians.
In fact, it happens that two and a half million Palestinians
or so live in the West Bank, being the original indigenous people who were
invaded, robbed of their possessions and kept in dire conditions. They never
accepted the occupation, had two popular rebellions called “intifada” so far;
and warn of more to come. The rebellions will come as certainly as night
follows day unless Israel
implements one of several alternatives, neither of which seems acceptable to
the Jewish leaders who govern Israel .
And so, this state of affairs and that history make of Israel a powder
keg that is ready to explode yet again.
With this backgrounder in mind, you read the Friedman column
and see how he exploits the current situation to continue to “bring the bacon
home” to an Israel that
could not remain afloat more than six months if America stopped feeding it, arming
it and supporting it diplomatically in world forums. You see what he is up to
in the opening paragraph: “Now even Turkey is in turmoil … there goes
the neighborhood. The good news for Israel is that in the near term its
neighbors [will not] think about threatening it. In the long run, though, Israel faces
two serious challenges.”
What he is hiding here is the fact that every time Israel
ran out of money and could not get the American Congress to send it a lifeline
fast enough, it hit a neighbor by surprise in the middle of the night to create
an artificial state of emergency and the opportunity to cry “existential
threat,” thus force America and other supporters in Europe and elsewhere to come
to the rescue by sending it money, money, money. But given the fact that the
neighbors are too busy now to respond – as demonstrated when Israel hit Syria the other day and got no
response – what is a columnist to do? Well, he talks about two serious future
challenges which is what Tom Friedman did.
He calls one of the challenges the Stephen Hawking Story –
the famous British scientist who declined an invitation extended to him by the
President of Israel to visit that country. But why did the famous man decline
the invitation? Well, my friend, you will not believe how Friedman answers this
question. Are you ready for it? Here it comes: “a reminder that in this age of
social networks, international public opinion matters … in Israel 's case, it is creating a powerful surge
that Israel is a pariah
state because of its West Bank occupation. It
is not a good trend for Israel ,
making it more dependent on America
alone.”
Well, well, well, it was said that social media were
instrumental in starting the Arab Spring which seeks to transform the Arab and
Muslim Middle East. Now the same people say that social media were also
instrumental in locking in the image of Israel as being the pariah state it
has always been. Did they really need social media to tell them what was
obvious all along?
In any case, that's a bad thing for a Jew to have to say
about Israel .
So how does he get out of this second challenge? Lucky for him, there is the
Jewish trick they call balancing the truth with a bag of lies. To do that, he
must find a story that nobody can verify. He finds one that goes way back into
antiquity. It is: “a version of the Biblical 'Joseph Story'” upon which he
builds a contemporary case for Israel .
To start with, he tells that – like ancient Egypt
– Israel
has had 40 good years but is about to have some bad ones. Great, you say to
yourself, he is going to talk about the occupation of the West Bank, and how Israel can
solve this matter thus cease to be a pariah.
Well, he kinda does something like that, and he does not get
there right away. Instead, he takes several paragraphs to say basically that
the neighbors of Israel
are bad now because they have always been bad in the past. At the same time, Israel is good
now because it has always been good in the past. And so, he concludes that the
neighbors will be bad in the future because that is their nature. At the same
time, Israel
will be good in the future because that is its nature. This being the case, Israel should work to show the neighbors how to
be as good as Israel .
Does that mean end the occupation of the West bank and cease being a pariah?
Yes or no?
Well, here is his plan: “Israel , if it partnered with the
Palestinian leadership, has a chance to create a state where Christians and
Muslims would live side by side next to Jews. And the world would not begrudge Israel keeping its forces on the Jordan River if
it ceded most of the West Bank and Arab neighborhoods of East
Jerusalem .” And then, he comes up with a parting shot that is very
much in the Jewish style: “Israelis and Palestinians actually have the power to
model what a decent, post-authoritarian, multi-religious Arab state could look
like.”
So you ask yourself: Is this the first time someone came up
with a solution of this kind? No. It came up many times before. Will it work this
time? No. Not anymore than it did before. Why is that? Because these people
cannot do anything honestly. If they really want to end the occupation and live
like everyone else, they can do it in a minute – which is what happened many times
before when they were beaten in the Sinai, Eastern Golan, Gaza
and Southern Lebanon .
Once again, Tom Friedman did what they always do which is to exploit the
situation as it exists. Now, like before, he got into an extravaganza of
intellectual masturbation aimed at getting money, money, money out of America , knowing full well that Israel will
give nothing in return. All this talk about creating a model for someone else
to follow is moral syphilis aimed at keeping the American Congress contaminated
with the Jewish disease that keeps it paralyzed and unable to serve America.
These people have been failing for thousands of years, and they will
fail again because the only way they will get out of the Easter Golan and the West Bank is when they will be kicked out. Only then will
there be hope that America
too will be liberated.