Thursday, April 17, 2014

Behold the Practice of noxious Tricks

In some ways Rand Paul is more media savvy than his father, Ron Paul ever was when the latter practiced politics. In some other ways, Rand lags behind the old man. He is more savvy because he is more subtle, and not as brutally honest as Ron was. On the other hand, he is less savvy because he has not yet developed a sure method by which to get the destructive reporters off his back, something the father did a little better.

Rand Paul wrote an article in which he expresses the travails he is forced to endure at the hands of some members of the media. The article has the title: “Where I stand on Containing Iran” and was published in the Washington Post on April 15, 2014. Because it would be helpful to mention something about the state of the American media before getting into it, consider that every profession has peculiarities proper to it when it comes to giving off signs that something threatens it. The press is doing that now.

Two incidents should be mentioned to illustrate that last point. The first was the time when a young woman – most likely a girl barely past the age of puberty – stood up and asked then President Bill Clinton what kind of underwear he was using. The second was the time when a reporter – most probably a plant sent by the hate-generating Jewish propaganda machine – stood up and told President Obama to say something about the subject of sexual harassment in Egypt.

Aside from the fact that the two incidents allude to the genitals, which is a huge preoccupation of the America culture at this time, they have something else in common. They demonstrate that familiarity breeds contempt. The first incident says that the young and immature in a society are eager to know how much the powerful icons of the nation are in tune with their daily preoccupations such as appearance, personal relationships and of course, matters of sex. If you lower the barrier too much between those who govern and those governed, you get this sort of embarrassing but otherwise benign moments.

As to the second incident, it demonstrates that if you lower the barrier between those who govern, and the foreigners who say they want to be their friends, two kinds of characters will be discerned. There will be the good friends who will remain on their side of the fence and deal respectfully with the host. And there will be the bad ones who will crash through the fence and ransack the property of the host with merciless savagery akin to that from the Stone Age.

These are the two extreme manifestations, and there exist all sorts of shades between them. One of these is the sort that Rand Paul has been subjected to so far. There is no doubt that the girl of the first example got her benign idea when she sat with her peers and discussed the opportunity she will soon have to ask the President a question. And there is no doubt that the reporter of the second example got his malignant instruction from the operators of the Jewish hate machine. These people work to cement the principle that the first duty of an American President is not to look after his people but to fulfill the needs of the Jews. And right now, the Jews need to see a world that loves Israel and hates all other nations, including Egypt of course.

And this is what the Jewish hate machine is doing to Rand Paul at this time. It is beginning to shape his psychology so that a few months from now, when he will be running for the Presidency of the United States, he will make the independent decision of becoming their man on the campaign trail, thus encourage the other candidates to do likewise and bite each other's back to become the favorite dog of the Jewish master. And that master will want the winner of the election to be his man in the White house so that the world will know America does not belong to the American people; it belongs to the Jews anywhere in the world they happen to live.

The big issue preoccupying the Jewish hate machine these days being Iran, this is what their hatred must cover at this time, and this is where the operators of the machine try to maneuver Rand Paul. Their aim is to get him into a corner from which he will not be able to come out without giving them what they want – or else look like a total incompetent, and lose the election to a more obedient dog.

What is left to do now is read Paul's defense of himself as he lays it out in the article. Then watch how things will proceed over the coming months and years, thus acquire knowledge and experience as to how these people do the things that assures them temporary success at the start of every adventure, but ends up placing them on the road to annihilation.