Soldiers do not go to war expecting that someone on the
other side will welcome them, kiss them, hug them or shower them with flower
petals. They go to war full of hate in the heart, fire in the belly and fingers
itching to pull the trigger as many times as necessary to kill every enemy they
encounter.
This has been the reality of war since the beginning of
time, and every soldier and their loved ones knew it. From those who
volunteered to fight the enemy because they wanted to save the homeland and its
people ... to those who were drafted despite their objections, and were sent to
fight for a cause they did not believe in – the soldiers understood that there
was a high probability they will be killed or wounded whether or not they
manage to kill or wound a single enemy.
When the war ends and the smell of death has disappeared,
you'll find that some soldiers on the winning side and some on the losing side
were ennobled, while others on both sides were brutalized. Give it a little
more time, and you'll find that most of the hate in the hearts, and most of the
fires in the belly have vanished, leaving no trace of the old bitterness which
they now wish to forget about.
Instead of itching fingers, eager to pull the trigger on the
enemy, you'll see those same fingers go through the records of what used to be
the enemy. That's because you'll be surprised to learn that the noble winners
are now searching for individuals they once tried to kill but did not succeed.
They no longer see them as the enemy, but see them as honorable soldiers who
fought with valor for their country and for the causes in which they believed.
This story played itself out in real life after every major
war, opening the door for the civilian populations to forgive one another and
seek ways to learn more about each other. Thus, you see that in Europe , the two sides get together every year to
commemorate the end of the war. And in Asia, America
and Vietnam
became the best of friends, trading goods and services instead of bullets and
bombs.
But then, a culture that maintained itself in a state of
alienation with the rest of humanity since the beginning of time invaded its
American counterpart and disfigured it beyond recognition. This is the
parasitic Jewish culture which is based on the belief that it owes nothing to
anyone whereas everyone owes it something. In matters of war and peace, such
belief translates into the Jews having the exclusive right to raid the unarmed
and loot them; also having the divine right to blitz the unsuspecting neighbors
for the pleasure of destroying them.
This is how Israel
has lived since the days when the Brits brought the Jews to Palestine only to see the terrorists among
them bomb British soldiers and civilians alike out of the colony. In time, the
Arab neighbors learned to defend themselves, and when they responded to Israeli
aggression, however moderately they did so, the Jews hollered their pain,
asking the suckers of the world to come rescue them. Ever since America was contaminated
by the Jewish culture, it has responded to those calls, risking the lives of
its own people, and paying a heavy price in terms of treasure and loss of
standing in the world.
Worse, the Jewish contamination has made the Americans
respond to the realities of war the way that the Jews taught them to. The
Americans now expect someone on the other side of every war they trigger, to
welcome them, kiss them, hug them and shower them with flower petals. When it
does not happen, they holler their pain, asking the suckers of the world to
come rescue them … but nobody comes because, for now at least, there are no
other suckers around.
You can see how this comes together in the article that came
under the title: “Iran
responsible for deaths of 500 American service members in Iraq ,” written
by Rowan Scarborough and published on September 13, 2015 in the Washington
Times.
Look at this: “A wounded warrior has been appearing in a TV
ad urging senators to vote against the [Iran ] nuclear deal. ‘Every
politician involved in this will be held accountable,' says the warrior, his
scarred face looking into the camera. 'They will have blood on their hands.' He
urges viewers to call their senators. 'I was blown up by an Iranian bomb.' he
says.”