How can a place that was called the greatest deliberative
body in human history go from being the Congress where ideas that made America great were baked, to being the graveyard
that's slowly pulling America
into its final resting place? It happened because the Congress caught a disease
called Jewish morality, thus became the graveyard where useful ideas were
buried never to see the light of day again.
Examples abound as to how ideas designed to advance the causes
of the American people were killed and buried in a Congress where no life that
was not meant to advance the causes of Jews or Israel , was permitted to attain
full fruition and used to serve the American nation. There is a new example
illustrating how this cycle of doom comes about and how it unfolds. It is an
article that came under the title “Making stuff Up,” written by Lee Smith and
published on July 26, 2015 in the Weekly Standard.
The article is about the Iran deal for which the Jews have
mobilized their formidable resources to try and kill but failed … at least
until now. This left the Jewish mob of throat slashing pundits in a state of
shock, whining about a defeat that only the Congress can now turn into a
partial victory for them, and save their reputation as being the killer machine
you must please if you want to get somewhere in America.
To convince the cells of death; members of America's
graveyard which continues to be called U.S. Congress, Lee Smith starts the
article with a personal attack on John Kerry, the man that worked tirelessly to
keep alive the dream of an America where young men and women are no longer put
in harms way to protect the ego of Israeli monsters that feed on blood,
destruction and mayhem. In doing this, Kerry also saved trillions of dollars
that America
would have had to borrow from friends and foes to finance the deaths of its
young.
After the attack on John Kerry, the author of the article
unwittingly describes the elements of Jewish morality that end up being the
poison which kills every idea meant to serve America while force-feeding growth
hormones to every idea that's destined to inflate the Jewish and Israeli
interests. Here is how he does that: “When the administration started its
negotiations, the Iranians were going to have to dismantle their entire nuclear
weapons program...”
This raises the question: If the end was preordained, why
have the negotiations in the first place? Well, when you are Israel , and when America
has kept you armed to the teeth while keeping the people of Palestine disarmed and helpless, you can
dictate to the Palestinian negotiators what the end result will have to be or
the occupation, the shedding of blood,
the destruction and the mayhem will be maintained. This, however, could not have
happened to an Iran that has
the means to defend itself – a rising power that was negotiating not only with America but
also five other countries not affected by the Jewish disease.
Having clearly stated his Jewish position, Lee Smith
justifies it by playing the subtle card of racial supremacy. The Nazis also
played that card but were not subtle about it. Instead, they said things like:
“You, France , may be great
because you had Charlemagne who once united Europe .
You Britain
may be great because you invented the steam engine. But we are greater because
we invented the jet engine.” The Jews, however, contributed nothing useful to
humanity, and so they could only say: “You, Palestinians are inferior because
you are terrorists; and you Iranians are inferior because you are
untrustworthy,” all of which translates into: this makes us better than you and
you and the rest.
Seeing that this may not be enough to discredit and kill the
deal, Smith felt it necessary to extend his attack on the American administration.
Here is how he does that: “Who in their right mind would trust the Islamic
Republic? … As it turns out, an equally pressing problem is on our side. The
White House is making a habit of deceiving the American people and lawmakers.”
After telling what should have happened that did not happen,
Smith reiterates: “The Obama team is doing an end run around Congress and lying
to the people who elected it." He expands on that theme to conclude: “The
administration must believe it's okay to make stuff up, that the American
public doesn't really care and would rather be tweeting about Sharknado.”