Three articles that appeared in The Washington Times on
three different days tell a story about how America is played, and how it is
sucked dry by those who pretend to be her friends.
Daniel Pipes wrote: “How the Dubai miracle was realized,” and had it
published on December 6, 2017. Cheryl K. Chumley wrote: “On Jerusalem , let 'em rage,'” and had it
published on December 9, 2017. Jed Babbin wrote: “Good Luck, Jared Kushner,”
and had it published on December 10, 2017.
Using different words from what I'm using here, Daniel Pipes
confessed that he did the very Jewish thing of making a list of the sins that
differentiate the Jews, then turned around and accused the Arabs of everything
on that list. But he said he must now retract his words because his predictions
did not come true. He then threw a very Jewish caveat in this form: The
predictions did not come true not because I, Daniel Pipes the Jew, was wrong
but because the Arabs discovered they were wrong and corrected their mistakes.
Here is how Daniel Pipes said all that:
“I lambasted Dubai
in a 2009 article for suckering outsiders with Ponzi-scheme real estate deals.
It appeared to be only a matter of time until the whole edifice collapsed. But
that did not happen. The leaders learned from their mistakes and oversaw Dubai 's roaring back
bigger than ever”.
He did not stop here but went on to explain how the leaders
of Dubai did
it. But again, Pipes did so in the very Jewish fashion of insulting those
leaders, denigrating their economic model, associating it with those of bad
actors such as the Chinese, and concluding that despite the Dubai success of
having devised a viable model, it is regrettably not as good as the one
followed by the Judeo-Christian West. Here is how Daniel Pipes put it:
“This is capitalism where the state plays a major role. Dubai 's leaders have
directed the economy through a strong hand. Thus, Dubai fits the Asian model where the tigers
grew rich with government involvement in the economy. Then came China
[where] the Communist Party maintained four decades of remarkable economic
growth. The success of its state capitalism has proven so impressive that
regimes [elsewhere] have emulated China . Dubai boisterously fits this new model, which
fits a well-established and regrettably viable model”.
As to Cheryl Chumley, having no big story to tell, and no
head on a silver platter to offer the Jews who just got rewarded with a
diplomatic victory, she thought she could get in the good graces of her bosses
by performing the Salome dance of triumph and jubilation. Thus, on the occasion
of the announcement that America will move its embassy in Israel to Jerusalem,
she threw mud in the face of “the United Nations, the European Union, the
Catholic Church, the political ranks of progressives, the globalists and the
Islamic apologists” while undulating to the rhythm of the ancient precursor to
the modern belly dance.
And she sang, of course. She sang not someone else's verses
but her own. They went like this: Let 'em. Let the moaners moan, the wailers
wail and the protesters protest. The problem is that she was so fixated about
pleasing her Jewish bosses; she failed to realize that her intent was
misconstrued. Because the Jews wanted Jerusalem to get close to the Wailing
Wall, her audience thought she was mocking the Jewish wailers at the Wall, and
moaning the lot of the protesting Israeli women who were prevented from getting
near the Wall by rabbis that think of them as inferior creations.
As to Jed Babbin, he did the very Jewish thing of looking at
the situation, locating imaginary dots in places that do not exist, and
connecting said dots in such manner as to reach the inescapable conclusion that
peace will come to the Middle East if America were courageous enough to trample
on the rights of Palestinians, and give the Jews of Israel what does not belong
to them. Here is how Babbin argued all of that:
“[Because] the Arab nations care about securing themselves
against Iran ; the
Palestinians could be forced to agree to a deal with Israel if Kushner and Greenblatt
play their cards right. It's a long-shot. If Trump were to change the position
he took with Putin and require withdrawal of all Iranian forces from Syria , he could put Hamas on the spot for its
alliance with Iran .
Mahmoud Abbas would be in a very weak position that the Saudis, Jordanians and
others could help us leverage into a deal”.
Well, someone should tell this guy, Babbin, that if this is
the kind of game yielding result in the Washington Beltway, it will not work
with the Arabs who can see through it, and will reject it off hand.
In fact, this is how the Arabs were able to prevent the Jews
among them from getting out of control. The result has been that the Arabs
never had to use pogrom or holocaust on the Jews.