The natural progression of events – that which we call
history in the making – has a way of puncturing every mythological event that
someone comes up with to do an end run on the truth. This time, history in the making
outdid itself when it punctured two mythologies with a single pinprick.
For a long time, the Judeo-Israeli propaganda machine wanted
the American people to believe in two myths.
First, it wanted America
to believe in the myth that nobody cared about the people of Palestine . This was meant to convey the
notion that Israel can continue to implement the Alan Dershowitz doctrine of
doing to the Palestinians anything it wanted because it will get away with
it as always, and no consequence will flow from any level of savagery that the
Jews inflict on the Palestinians – the way they do now on a daily basis and get
rewarded by an American Congress of the brain dead.
Second, the Jews wanted America
to believe in the myth that what happens in the Middle East does not
reverberate in America
in any way, shape or form because the two societies are far apart on many
levels, and neither cares one iota about the other.
Well, the truth has come out, and it is to the effect that
the San Bernardino shooter cared enough about
the people of Palestine
to tell his father about it … who then revealed his son's obsession to the
world. And this reality punctures the two mythologies in a single swoop because
it shows that someone cared about Palestine ,
and he was an American.
Of course, this does not tell to what extent Palestine motivated the shooter to do what he did, but
that's beside the point because what we're probing here is the method of
spinning reality, something that the Judeo-Israeli propaganda machine conducts
in America
in a manner that is so subtle, it is barely perceived.
Lucky for us, however, we have an actual example of that
method, one that came in the form of an editorial written under the title:
“Weak President Obama versus evil and the vile NRA,” and published on December
7, 2015 in the New York Daily News. To understand what's in this piece, we must
first define the word myth.
A myth is a fictitious story that acquires the believability
of a true story by being brief. However, each word carries a meaning that
equals several times its natural weight – which is what transforms the fiction
into an intense tale. Thus, the value of a myth is not in the overall idea
behind the story but in the weight of the words that tell it. This is why the
operators of the Jewish propaganda machine pay more attention to the words used
to describe an event, rather than the actual story behind that event.
And the real story behind the events unfolding in the Middle
East is that in the same way the Americans were sickened by the pain inflicted
on the French when the terrorists of the so-called Islamic State hit them,
human beings around the world – including America – are sickened by the pain
inflicted on the Palestinians day after day by the bloodthirsty military of the
so-called Jewish State.
Look now what the editors of the New York Daily News say
about that story: “the U.S.
war on the death-cult jihadis of ISIS .” This
is how a myth is created and perpetuated when, in fact, 'death-cult' applies to
people who see death as an end in itself. They are of the kind that commits
communal suicide a la Jim Jones, the Solar
Temple
But once you say that the jihadis fight because they are
motivated by reasons spawned by their ideology rather than by external events,
you oblige yourself and your followers to respond with a fight to the death. It
will be a relentless war that can only end with one side dead and the other
barely alive.