There was a time in America – as in most of the world – when
the Jews were banned from taking a position in certain professions such as
banking, law and higher education. The Jewish leaders argued this was antisemitism
of the kind that led to the Crystal Nights and the pogroms of Europe; and were
successful at getting the bans lifted … at least in America.
The Jews learned from this experience that the accusation of
antisemitism was a powerful weapon they can use again and again to turn America
into the Jewish nirvana they have been dreaming about since the days when they
lived in ancient Egypt – the superpower of its time – and tried but failed to
take over the country. This time, they used the accusation of antisemitism and
succeeded beyond their wildest dream in transforming America, the new
superpower, into a Jewish playground complete with private Jewish toilets and
urinals.
Being the kind that meticulously prepares to ambush the
unwary friends and the ill-prepared foes, the Jewish leaders groomed a new
generation of Jews in a way that prepared them to inherit the spoils of their
work, and never let go of America. The leaders did it by raising a generation
steeped in the horrors of the Holocaust memorials and the repulsions of the
prison camps.
It is not clear if the Jewish leaders expected the
youngsters to develop a sort of Holocaust psychosis but that has been the
result of their work. Now, America finds itself populated by young and
middle-aged Holocaust psychos who interpret everything they see from an angle
that's completely at odds with reality. And this is having enormous
consequences on the country and beyond it.
At the same time that this trend was unfolding, so was
another trend. Because it was inevitable that the two should cross each other,
the crossing happened and a spectacular clash resulted. You can see this effect
in the article that came under the title: “Anti-Semitism at My University,
Hidden in Plain Sight,” written by Benjamin Gladstone and published on October
2, 2016 in the New York Times.
This is the account of a Jewish student complaining of the
way he is treated at the university where he studies. He is not the first to do
so; you see this sort of professionally written articles (not just letters to
the editor) dot the op-ed pages of the Republic all the time. The interesting
thing about this one, however, is that the ghost writer behind it must be so
egoistical he is allowing the readers to see what this operation is all about.
The article is signed by a Jewish student named Benjamin
Gladstone who says he is president of a group calling itself “Brown Coalition
for Syria.” He admits he is also leader in various Jewish organizations on
campus, and because of this, groups of other students (he calls them
Anti-Zionist) cut him out of the planning for the Syria event. This was the
clash that defined the two trends, thus Gladstone lists other instances when
the Anti-Zionists ostracized the Jews who tried to infuse Jewish issues – such
as the Holocaust – into the discussion on “racism and transphobia,” for
example.
Gladstone reacts by throwing the accusation of antisemitism
on those who are too busy doing their thing to welcome in their midst the Jews
who wish to sit among them and plot to hijack their space, or blow it out of
existence if not allowed to turn the thing into an organization that will serve
the Jewish and Israeli causes. In fact, this is not something new to the Jews;
they did it to what were American think tanks; places they infiltrated and
turned into septic tanks now reeking of Jewish stink and nothing else.
You can tell this is the intent of Gladstone and all those
who were groomed like him because the ghost writer does a poor job hiding it.
He first reveals his hand by accusing Egypt's late President Nasser of being an
anti-Semitic figure – a new invention that’s tailor-made to suit a time when
Egypt has become the chosen enemy of the day. Gladstone devotes the rest of the
article to slamming the American culture which he says protests hate crimes
against Blacks and Muslims but not those against Jews, and then fails to take
issue with calls made for the destruction of Israel.
He now turns his attention back to the Middle East, and
rails against the repeatedly proven falsehood that the Arab and Muslim
countries expelled Jews from their lands in 1948 and the 1970s. He also rails
against BDS without naming it by complaining that the Anti-Zionists are
demanding that campus cafeterias stop serving the products of an Israeli
company. He calls that politicizing hummus.
And he ends his presentation by making the point that the
marginalization and oppression of Jews has been temporal and geographic in
scope. This is so serious a happening, he says, that “social justice movements
should be addressing them.” That is, everyone should imitate the American
Congress by dropping everything they do and serve Israel and the Jews, always
Israel and the Jews, and no one but Israel and the Jews.
That's when the Anti-Zionists came to realize that the Jews
who are groomed to respond to their psychotic tendencies will mercilessly
invade the place you carve out for yourself and plan to sit in it in safety,
enjoying your peace of mind.
The Anti-Zionists also realized that the Jewish psychos will
work to turn you into a Palestinian in your own space … just like the
think-tanks cum septic-tanks that involved America in a multitude of losing
wars … just like the Congress of the United States that turned itself into a
farcical and sordid joke.
Don't be surprised, therefore, if the old system of banning
Jews from certain places and certain professions will be revived and restated
in America.