Now that so much has been clarified with regard to the
method by which the Jews operate, you'll have a difficult time finding someone
who will dispute that America is in the gutter today because it listened to the
Jews who swarmed it decades ago, and have been whispering in its ear the wrong
kind of advice – the kind that was instrumental in pushing the former
superpower into the gutter.
You'll also have a difficult time finding someone who
doesn't know what the Jewish method entails. In fact, most people know now that
the Jews will push you to do something without ever providing you with an exit
strategy in case you complete the plan, or providing you with a plan B in case
something goes wrong, and you need to shift gears so as to salvage what you can
of the original plan A.
And if you look around long enough, you'll find that some
people have come to understand why the Jews constantly develop viewpoints that
make no sense, and why they come up with advice that always fail. It is that
they are raised in the belief that God has created everything with only them in
mind. Thus, they feel they are commanded to go through life knowing that
everything was created for them to enjoy a smooth ride to the glorious destiny
that awaits them. But if they encounter obstacles along the way, it is that God
has allowed for evil to exist and to play a role in the unfolding of the human
drama.
Despite that last caveat, the Jews never plan for an exit
strategy, nor do they prepare a plan B. That's because they are told as
children that God will be there to rescue them if they get into trouble. But
centuries of experience filled with pogroms and holocausts have taught them not
to rely this much on God rescuing them at the right time. And so, they
developed the idea of getting themselves only in situations they know they can
win. As to the other situations, they push suckers like the Americans to take
them. And the Americans gladly oblige each and every time they are called upon
to serve the Jews despite the defeats they have suffered over the decades.
That is why the Jews came to be identified as the people who
would look at the road ahead and see it as clear as their fantasy would make
it. It is also why they did well at the start of every encounter they
initiated, but then lost the battles after the victims recovered, regrouped and
counterattacked. And it is why the Americans lost every situation into which
the Jews pushed them.
That being the pattern of yesteryear, it continues today. It
draws imaginary strength from the same old fantasy about the road ahead being
smooth, and from the false promise of a nice ride ahead. This is why the
Americans continue to hear they need no exist strategy or a plan B. You'll
recognize these points when you go over the David French article that came
under the title: “Republican Presidential Contenders' Cowardly, After-the-fact
Opposition to the Iraq War,” published on May 15, 2015 in National Review
Online.
Here is the passage that hints at the road ahead being so
smooth it will result in a nice ride: “knowing now what we didn't know then,
the answer is a smarter intervention, not the same intervention – an
intervention that combines the tactics and lessons of the Surge with the
staying power we've demonstrated in other volatile hot spots, like Korea.”
Did you get the gist of what he is saying, my friend? He is
saying the world would have been better off letting the Middle East do as well
as North Korea ... producing and testing nuclear weapons as well as developing
submarine launched ballistic missiles armed with nuclear tips. Well, I'm sure
you're ready now to join me as I ask a simple question: Where is the nearest
mental hospital that would take this raving maniac, and keep him under constant
surveillance for his own good and for the good of mankind?
Now look what that maniac, David French, says about Vietnam : “We have learned hard lessons since Vietnam –
including the simple truth that limiting the application of military force
tends to prolong the conflict without achieving decisive results.” Despite the
fact that he says 'since' Vietnam ,
read it as 'about the Vietnam War' because that was the argument that the hawks
were advancing at the time. Instead of just defoliating South Vietnam with Agent Orange, they wanted to
'shock and awe' North Vietnam
into an Iraq
type submission.
Had this happened, imagine what Southeast
Asia would look like today. Imagine half a continent, housing
billions of people, looking like a combination of the Middle East and North Korea on
steroid. But, of course, what stands in the way of this catastrophe from
happening, is public opinion – the very thing that David French saw fit to
attack: “Public opinion is a fragile thing, subject to change in the face of
catastrophic events.”
He goes on to suggest that the country will be better off
reversing the democratic order by turning the cause into an effect, and turning
the effect into the cause. Here is the work of a brain that is secured upside
down inside the skull: “Yet Republicans seem to be allowing public opinion to
define the terms of their national-security leadership rather than using
leadership to shift public opinion.”
He closes his presentation with this: “That's not the
message the next American president should send to an increasingly hostile and
unstable world.”