Friday, January 30, 2015

Why Jewish Talk fails to impress

If the intent of talking about a subject matter is to leave a permanent impression on the listener, then Jewish talk must be the least impressive of all. That's because it is designed to generate an instant shock that grabs the immediate attention of the interlocutor but nothing more. Empty of substance, Jewish talk dissolves into thin air during the time that it takes it to travel into the ear of the listener and out the other ear.

This is why the Jews prefer to debate someone verbally and not in writing, having prepared an ambush to “gotcha” the interlocutor with something he never expected. It is why they never debate someone in a give-and-take exchange that is done in writing where they know they can never make a coherent presentation. And it is why they prefer to “dialogue” among themselves by presenting their own point of view and that of an opponent they made sure they silenced beforehand and placed on a blacklist.

You can see how deficient a Jewish presentation can be when you review the work of even their best (their cream of the crop) and find it to be the literary equivalent of a soap bubble. It is impressionistic rather than informative, lightweight rather than dense, erratic rather than stable, and aimless rather than focused. It is heat that serves the moment rather than a beacon of light that is meant to endure.

One such example is Charles Krauthammer's column that came under the title: “The Final Solution: a Nuclear Iran” and the subtitle: “Anti-Semitism is on the rise in Europe, and in the Middle East a new Holocaust looms.” It was published on January 29, 2015 in National Review Online. Whether he chose to insert “Final Solution” in the title or that was the choice of the editor, the message is the same. It is that the presentation contains as much substance as you will find in a soap bubble.

Look at the chain of thoughts that took him about a third of the column to express. (1) “Anti-Semitism has returned to Europe. With a vengeance.” (2) “It has become routine.” (3) “The rise of European anti-Semitism is in reality just a return to the norm.” (4) “The hiatus is over.” (5) “European anti-Semitism is not a Jewish problem [but] a European stain, a disease of which Europe is congenitally unable to rid itself.”

This is the block of ideas upon which the writer stands before moving on to the next block. So you ask yourself: what's in that block? You look closely at the text and find that the writer narrates the history of European anti-Semitism, and then describes it as being a “congenital disease.” Wow! He says congenital, which can only be interpreted one way. He means to say that the Europeans suffer from a disease called anti-Semitism at the genetic level. It is incurable. It can be temporarily dampened with shame but never eradicated.

Is that it? That's where he intends to leave the discussion as far as this block of ideas is concerned? Yes, he says, because: “From the Jewish point of view, European anti-Semitism is a sideshow.” End of discussion on this subject. But you protest: What about Jewish responsibility in this whole affair? Is there not something to be said about the Jews making an effort to get along with the Europeans? Nope, he says, let's move on to the Middle East where Israel is situated and where the heart of global anti-Semitism has shifted.

He does not use the word congenital this time, but he speaks of global anti-Semitism which is how he transmits the notion that the European genetic defect is not only European but one that is suffered by the entire human race. And that's the reason why: “For America, Europe and the moderate Arabs [they will have] nothing to do with Israel,” whereas for Israel, the threat is “direct, immediate and mortal.”

Unlike his discussion with regards to the Europeans, however, Krauthammer now gives a hint as to how the so-called anti-Semitism is generated. He tells of an Iranian President who said: “Application of an atomic bomb would not leave anything in Israel but the same thing would just produce damages in the Muslim world.”

Assuming this is exactly how the Iranian President expressed himself, it is clear that he was responding to the Jewish repeated boasts that Israel possessed at least 200 nuclear devices with which every Arab and every Muslim on the planet can be annihilated with one push on the nuclear button. It is that the Jew can have his bomb and use it too; whereas the Iranians can't even bake their yellow cake.

And since in Jewish eyes, you cannot use the same sauce for both the goose and the gander, the two can stay together if that's the only accommodation you can prepare, but they must remain unequal because you can't 'compaaaare' one with the other. Their motto is unmistakable: What's mine is mine; what's yours is disputed.

Furthermore, the Jew must always have the upper hand while the others must accept – even love – being in a subordinated position. But that's where many of the others resist, an act that the Jews identify as being the anti-Semitic genetic defect which is plaguing the human race.

All the while, they see nothing wrong with what they are doing. Thus, life goes on unabated, and they keep asking for compensation. It is how their subculture says balance can be attained.