Hours before the mid-term elections – sensing that the
control of the Senate will pass from the hands of the Democrats to that of the
Republicans – the troupes that make-up the fifth column in America working on behalf
of the foreign entity that is Israel, began to pave the way for when they will
have the two chambers of the legislature put at the exclusive disposal of
Israel.
You can see how this is done in the article that was written
by Ilan Berman who is vice president of an outfit based in the District of Columbia ,
calling itself “America Foreign Policy Council.” The article came under the
title: “Israel – Wild Card”
and the subtitle: “As negotiations with Iran
continue, Israel
increasingly finds it can no longer rely on the U.S. ” It was published on the day
of the elections, November 4, 2014 in National Review Online.
Berman establishes in the first few paragraphs of his
article that “U.S.
– Israeli relations are on the rocks … unquestionably at a new nadir.” And he
makes sure to point out that the rupture “is likely much ado about nothing”
because the relations between the two countries have ebbed and flowed – never
as a result of something that was done by Israel
or any of its officials – but always because of “the prevailing political
currents in Washington .”
In essence, he establishes early on that Israel
is rock solid, and that America 's Executive Branch is run by a bunch of windbags.
But now that he expects the Executive Branch will be thumped
by the loss of the Senate to the Republicans who are reputed to be Israel's
stooges, the special relationship between America and Israel will be
rejuvenated by the change that is soon to take place in Washington, and the
change that will follow “at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue [the White House] over two
years hence.”
And here is the thing. Israel is not the only entity
that's rock solid in this whole affair, so is the “bipartisan support [for it]
in both houses of the Congress, a situation that is unlikely to change.” And
there is much that the Congress can do to mitigate the fecklessness of the
White House windbags, according to Berman, because the Legislative Branch has
the inherent power of the purse; the very thing that “has been harnessed to
tremendous effect in aiding Israel.” As well “there is every reason to believe
that it will do so again.”
This done, Berman begins to lay out the Jewish-Israeli plan
for the future of America and that of the American people; the thing that
Viceroy Netanyahu the Bibi (nicknamed rug-pissing dog and chickenshit) has been
fantasizing about, but could not realize because the White House has
steadfastly displayed American dignity instead of the congressional tendency to
embrace political prostitution. And so, at the top of the Jewish-Israeli plan
comes the issue of Iran .
What preoccupies the author of the article is the
approaching deadline for the negotiations over Iran 's nuclear program. What
worries him is the apparent determination of the Obama Administration to get an
agreement. But given the recent developments in the Middle East, there appears
to be – at least according to the Wall Street Journal – a movement toward
“detente” between America
and Iran … which he
describes with these words: “All this is deeply worrisome to Israel .”
He goes on to explain: “Since the start … officials in
[occupied] Jerusalem
have watched closely – and with growing trepidation.” Their preference is that Iran stops
enriching uranium altogether, something they call the zero option. But they
don't see this happening now, nor do they see a reasonably good deal coming
soon enough. Instead, they see a bad deal according to the concessions that
have been proffered by Washington .