Some people take home a snake and
treat it like a pet believing it can be domesticated. And most of the time
these people end up dead because the snake would have grown large enough and
strong enough to squeeze the life out of them as if they were a mouse and not a
human pet owner.
The fundamental mistake that these
people make for which they pay with their lives is to believe that the snake
can be tamed when in reality, a snake is a snake because it is savage ... and savage
it remains to the end of its days. In fact, snake and savage being one and the
same, you cannot separate the two without killing the twosome. And so it is
with the Jew and his twin, the concept of betrayal. You simply cannot
rehabilitate a Jew, and turn him into a trustworthy individual. He will betray
you as easily as a snake would swallow the mouse that raised him.
You can see how Thomas L. Friedman
lives a life that is powered by similar instincts, having exposed himself in a
column titled: “Leading From Within,” published on September 7, 2014 in the New
York Times. Using words different from what follows, he makes the point that
America must now look after its internal affairs to get strong again and earn
the right to lead by example the way that it did in its heyday; and not by
dropping bombs on those who cannot defend themselves the way that it did during
its years of decline.
Well, that's what some people have
been saying for many years, including yours truly on this website. As more and
more people, including Friedman, came to adopt that line of thinking, it seemed
for a while that the world was moving away from the idea of singing from the
song sheet of warmongers. In fact, before his apparent rehabilitation, Friedman
had gained notoriety because he stood in Israel one evening and warned the W on
live television that if he did not invade Iraq, the electorate will toss him
out of office the way it did his father who organized the First Air War on Iraq
but refused to invade the country by land.
And when the W listened to
Friedman and his likes, and when he decided to invade Iraq; an event that
turned out to be the biggest mistake America made, Friedman and those of his
ilk began to shift to the opposite side. They started telling America it should
stay home and mind its own business, and not poke its nose in the affairs of
other nations. Then – all of a sudden – the snakelike instinct of the Jew was
triggered by who knows what, and caused Friedman to revert back to his old self
… as can be seen in his latest column.
He lays out a plan he says will
rebuild America's economy, but the plan is no different from what a clerk in a
Third World Country would have laid out. Friedman's plan is not one in which
the parts are designed to achieve sustainable growth, steady prices or full
employment; it is one that is designed to hurt the Russian economy regardless
as to what damage it will do to America.
He suggests the dismantling of
America's energy policy – the one that has been serving the country extremely
well for more than a century – and its redesign in such a way as to turn the
new discoveries of shale oil into a weapon that can be used against Russia. And
he promises, as only a snake will promise, that “nothing would make us stronger
and Putin and ISIS weaker – all at the same time.” He is so confident that this
is the right strategy; he tells why it is so.
He asks the question: How so? And
he answers it by saying that Putin and ISIS both wear a mask. ISIS wears an
actual hood whereas Putin wears a poker face that serves as a mask, he says.
And the reason they do this, he explains, is that both feel they were
humiliated in the past. But this is the big puzzle because in the past, it was
the Jews who were asked to spit on the floor and lick their own spit. And it
was the Jews who were skinned, and their skin used to make lamp shades. If this
is not humiliation, what is? Being gassed? Cremated?