Dozens of groups called non-state actors are fighting in the
Levant , all being Muslim. There are some who
rank as good guys, some as evil, and a number of others who sit at one point or
another between the two extremes of the good-to-evil spectrum.
In addition to fighting each other, there are three
coalitions of nations fighting against those actors. There is the American, the
Russian and the Arab coalition. The reality that cannot be skirted, however, is
that each coalition views the non-state actors through a different lens,
ranking them differently on the good-to-evil spectrum.
The worry has been that one coalition may find itself
fighting or supporting a non-state actor that's viewed and treated differently by
another coalition. This would effectively put the two coalitions into a state
of war against each other. But because they all profess to be fighting against
ISIL, the most menacing of the non-state actors, the coalitions have devised
rules that help them avoid coming into contact with each other when going
against the same target at the same time.
This is the situation on the ground in the Levant
at this time. All indications are that the coalitions are making significant
progress fighting against ISIL. They are taking back chunks of territory that
the non-state actor was planning to turn into a bona fide state flying the flag
of a duly instituted and universally recognized caliphate.
This being the case, you would think that people are
rejoicing while expressing the view that they cannot wait for the day when ISIL
will be completely defeated, and the Middle East – indeed the whole world –
will have returned to its normal state. Well, rejoicing is what's happening
around the globe … except in two places. It is not happening in Jewish America
or in Israel .
It is that the Jews adhere to a dogma of supremacy that runs
afoul of every system of beliefs on the planet. As it happens, every culture
uses the “idea” as tool to achieve tangible results. By contrast, the Jewish
culture mandates the spinning of “tangible results” in such a way as to
formulate ideas that reinforce the supremacy dogma. It is a rigid and
self-reinforcing closed loop.
Now, given that the most effective way to achieve supremacy
is to make everyone believe that the Jew is supreme, the way to accomplish this
is to have the reputation of the Jew precede him everywhere he goes. When this
happens and he gets there, he needs only to collect what he came to take. For
example, if everybody is made to believe that the Jew never gives up when
bidding for an item in an auction, the moment that the Jew starts bidding,
everyone else stops bidding. He thus gets the item he came for at a dirt cheap
price.
That's what happens at the personal level to the Jew in America . It is
the place where he never loses because his reputation is such that nobody dares
to challenge him anywhere he goes because his reputation has spread everywhere.
And of course, the corollary to that is to demonize the enemy of the Jew so as
to make everyone avoid him anywhere he might be, everywhere he might go.
As to what the Jews seek to accomplish at the global level;
it can be seen in what they advocate. An example of that is found in the
article which came under the title “See no evil,” and the subtitle: “Obama
refuses to utter 'radical Islamic terrorism' amid 800% terror spike,” written
by Madison Gesioto and published on April 7, 2016 in The Washington Times.
Having neglected to mention that ISIL is taking a beating
where it counts the most, Gesioto points to the terrorist and criminal gangs
that were in place around the globe before ISIL came into existence, and
pledged nominal allegiance to ISIL when it used to score spectacular successes.
Thus, Gesioto makes the false claim that ISIL is winning, and then complains
that “Mr. Obama continues to insist, 'ISIL is not Islamic'”.
She goes on to paint the picture of an evil force that will
not be defeated because, “how can we possibly defeat an evil that our country's
leader refuses to name?” And she concludes: “We cannot eradicate radical
Islamic terrorism if we cannot acknowledge that it exists”.
So we ask why the Jews are adamant at having the President
of the United States
utter the two words 'Islam' and 'terror' in the same sentence. And the question
brings us to the dogma of Jewish supremacy where we find the answer.
Now that ISIL is certain to be defeated, and that the
caliphate will not come into existence, the Jews and their friends are
panicking. They are because the tangible result of a world in chaos will not
materialize, and without it, they will have no tool by which to formulate the
ideas that would have given life to their supremacy dogma. Their four thousand
years old dream will have vanished into thin air yet again.