Sunday, August 23, 2015

Trying to attribute his own Sins to others

David French wrote an article under the title: “The Iran Deal and Obama's Fatally Misguided View of the World,” and had it published on August 21, 2015 in National Review Online.

It is obvious that French is passionate about rejecting the Iran deal. Because of this, he feels that President Obama made a mistake negotiating it. To make sense of the situation, however, he attributes the mistake to Obama's misguided view of the world – more specifically, to the false understanding he has with regard to the real intention of the Muslims.

David French lends credence to the saying that no one who is powered by the Jewish mentality can function as a lawyer. That's because the Jewish mentality will always try to have it both ways, whereas the legal mind will try to avoid misrepresenting that which can be verified. And since having it both ways is the trap that will always expose such misrepresentation, the lawyer that thinks Jewish will end up looking like a would-be emperor basking in the infamy of his nakedness.

That in mind, look how methodically French goes about digging the trap that swallows him. After blasting the Iran nuclear deal for its provisions, he calls it “an economic treaty designed to advance President Obama's worldview.” He tells what that is: “the academic Left's view of America's troubles [being] America's own fault.” But what does it do? Well, it leads to the belief that “our Islamic-supremacist enemies exist because we have marginalized the 'authentic' voices in the Middle East in favor of propping up secular dictators.”

He goes deeper into Obama's thinking, and puts the following words in his mouth: “By switching sides from such 'establishment' dictators to the 'authentic' voice of the region's people, we can … usher in a new era.” The trouble is that there are several inaccuracies in this passage, one pertaining to something that the Arabs never forget. It has to do with the day of dishonor when George W. Bush's Condoleezza Rice went to Cairo and regurgitated to a large audience what Sharansky of Israel had stuffed in her boss's mouth who stuffed it in her mouth … something to this effect: “you chose stability over democracy, and you'll end up with neither democracy nor stability.” In fact, David French chose to disregard the reality that neither Rice nor the W is of the Left.

He goes on to say this: “The president [Obama] refuses to understand the supremacists. They don't want to join the family of nations; they want to be the Family of nations.” He says this much without mentioning ISIS which some people have accused of harboring supremacist tendencies. He thus gives the false impression that all Muslims are supremacists, and they refuse to join the family of nations because they all want to be the Family of Nations. What he does next is a deliberate attempt to cement that impression by juxtaposing the following to it: “the theology of Islamic supremacy goes back to the founding of Islam.” This is a trick often used by lawyers to tell the jury there is a relationship between the two juxtaposed statements without actually saying it.

Having made that point – however subtle he may have been – he uses it to pretend that he shares Obama's feeling of contrition regarding the mistakes America made in the Middle East. But he quickly points out that this should not be an excuse to blame America for the mess that the region is in now. Look how skillfully he does that. Right after accusing the Muslims of wanting to be the Family of Nations, he says this: “No one claims America's policy has been perfect … But [the Muslim] list of grievances predates the discovery of the New World, much less American 'meddling' abroad.”

The last part sounds like the closing argument a lawyer would make to a jury. It boils down to this: Yes, ladies and gentlemen, my client may have committed a misdemeanor or two in his life, but he is not the bad person that the plaintiff has described. In fact, all the bad things mentioned during the trial happened in this town before my client even got here … whereas the plaintiff had been here all the time, and may have been the owner of the knife purported to be the crime weapon.

If this sounds harsh, look what David French actually says about the Iranians: “they don't even disguise their hatred of the United States as they chant 'Death to America' and vow to continue their policies of terror and aggression … Obama wants to mainstream the Islamic Republic of Iran … in the hopes that it will embrace us back … for a time it just might look like Iran returns our embrace – right until we feel the knife in our back.”

The trouble with this kind of argument is that it glaringly misrepresents some well known realities, one being that to knife America in the back, one must have dual citizenship: one American, the other foreign. There are very few Iranians who also have American citizenship. If and when they go to Iran, these people are accused of spying, and are thrown in an Iranian jail.

This is in contrast with the Jews who brazenly denigrate America while glorifying Israel, and malign their own President while praising Israel's leaders. When caught spying for Israel and thrown in an America jail, they are given Israeli citizenship. Only this kind of conduct qualifies as being a knife in America's back, and only the Jews are capable of practicing it.

What all of this says is that David French, the lawyer, was shown to be the emperor who basks in the infamy of his nakedness. Furthermore, he may well be part owner of the knife in America's back – the murder weapon he tried so hard to attribute to the Iranians.

He owes the American people and their President an apology. He also needs to pledge that he’ll be a good citizen of the country that nurtured him, and that he’ll never again use the skills it gave him to glorify Israel, the only terrorist state remaining on the planet today.