Ileana Ros-Lehtinen is back. She was made to retire from the
chairmanship of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, and was later given the
junior position of chairing the subcommittee handling the Middle East and North Africa . In this capacity, she now pokes her nose in
the religious affairs of the countries in the region, as can be seen from the
article she wrote under the title: “Save Freedom of Worship in the Middle East”
and the subtitle: “We must prioritize protecting religious minorities under
threat.” It was published on July 9, 2014, in National Review Online.
Whether to chair a committee or a subcommittee, there is a
reason why this woman was chosen to do what she is doing, and a reason why she
is doing the things she has always done, and continues to do. Let's begin with
why she was chosen in the first place. To better explain this, I need to tell a
true story that will help clarify things. One day, during the depth of the
recession that followed the market crash of 1987, I found myself in the
passenger seat of a half-truck driven by a friend that had a small business.
We set aside several hours of the day to go to a number of
nearby towns where he had business dealings to conduct, and then return to Toronto . A few minutes
after we got onto the highway, I noticed that he stayed on the right lane,
driving slower than the speed limit. The cars were zooming past us at a much
higher speed except for one that remained behind us, matching our speed. My
friend drew my attention to it and said he will have to pull up to the shoulder
of the highway to get rid of it. He turned on the signal light, slowed down and
started to move to the right when the car behind us shifted to the left lane,
picked up speed and flew past us. My friend got back to his lane and resumed
the drive at his normal cruising speed.
He explained to me these are hard times, and there are
people who would love to see something fly off his half-truck and hit them so
that they may fake severe injury, and claim thousands of dollars. This was one
such character, and we may encounter a few more before the day is over. In
fact, we did encounter one more on that day, and my friend gave him the same
treatment. And this is when I began to understand why the Jewish leaders love
the people who injure them physically or morally. It is that they see in such
occurrences what they often refer to as treasure troves.
Aside from Germany ,
Switzerland , Austria , France ,
America
and what have you – nations whose cash and gold the Jews have been milking for
decades, the leaders love to identify the descendants of Jews who left the
religion for one reason or another to embrace another religion. The leaders
work on the psyche of these poor souls with such vigor, they manage to Svengali
them into practical servitude. They tell their victims they must erase the
stain of being the offspring of self-hating Jews who betrayed their people by
hiding their true identities. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen is one such victim whose
Jewish mother converted to Catholicism to marry a Catholic. And this is why
Ileana was brainwashed into believing she has the duty to do anything that is
asked of her to serve and promote the many causes of the Jews, especially those
of Israel .
When she was chair of the committee, Lehtinen used her time,
her energies and most of the committee's budget to do just that. She is now
repeating the performance in her capacity as chair of the subcommittee. But of
all the subcommittees, why was she given the one that handles the Middle East
and North Africa ? Because this would be the
best way to look after the interests of Israel . And right now, those
interests are best served by agitating the sectarian groups among the Arabs, by
getting them to fight each other, and thus weaken them relative to Israel .
And this intent is reflected in her article for two reasons.
First, much of what she says is pure fantasy that was never proven. Where there
is some truth, the world has reacted to it, and the governments in question
have backed off from what they were doing wrong. Second, she makes absurd
arguments that portray her as a trivial thing that should be doing something
more useful than legislate … like becoming a cleaning lady, for example. What
follows is one such argument of hers:
“Because of the resurgence in sectarian violence in Iraq , more than
65,000 Christians have fled to the North, and thousands of others have left the
country entirely. This has led to a decline in the number of Iraqi Christians,
from over a million before the war to fewer than half a million today. The
situation is also dire in Syria ...”
So the question: What does she want to see done? This is
what she wants: “We must take meaningful action. Our State Department should
demonstrate that it takes this issue seriously by designating offending
countries, such as Iraq and Syria , as
Countries of Particular Concern (CPC).” Does she really believe that such
designation will end the civil wars now raging in Syria
and Iraq ?
These are wars that compel people of all religions and ethnic designations to
flee the scene. How would a CPC designation reverse the trend? Please explain
Miss Ileana.
If she continues to believe in that rubbish, it would not be
wise to even give her the job of cleaning lady. For the good of the public and
her own good, she should be locked up in solitary confinement for life … to be
visited only by her psychiatrist.