When the thuggish members of a consummate crime syndicate
take control of the police force that's supposed to clean-up the world of
crime and criminals, you have the image of an Israel whose Jewish lobby in
America has taken control of the superpower that used to fancy itself as
policeman of the world.
What the syndicate does in America is run the pro-Israel
operations like a criminal underground business. However, having a polished
facade above ground for doing public relations, the syndicate manages to make
the criminal undertakings look like legitimate everyday American operations.
In fact, the primary function of the above ground operation
– which is manned by a virulent mob of Jewish pundits – is to spin all acts
committed by the underground in such a way as to make them look like business
as usual, even heroic acts that protect humanity from what could become
calamitous moments if left alone. But the reality of the situation is nothing
of the sort. It is that the goons operating under the umbrella of the mob
create mountains out of molehills to scare their audiences. They do so by
slandering innocent people, attributing to them the evil they see in themselves
and their Jewish brethren.
You can see how all this comes together in the article that
came under the title: “Why peace can't be processed now,” written by Clifford
D. May who is president of a farcical foundation pretending to defend the now
extinct democracies. The article was published on February 13, 2018 in The
Washington Times.
You'll find that Clifford May has followed the Jewish
pattern of pointing to an event that just happened, and calling it proof that
the Jews were correct all along in whatever they said and did. Look how he did
it this time, and marvel at his ingenuity because it is nothing short of
wondrous:
“A Palestinian leader shaking hands with an Israeli leader
is inconceivable for the foreseeable future. One reason became vivid when
Iranian forces launched a drone into Israeli airspace. An Israeli helicopter
downed it. Israel sent F-16s
to destroy the Iranian command center in Syria . One of the jets was [shot
down.] No Palestinian leader condemned this provocation. No Palestinian leader
has ever condemned Tehran , whose intentions
toward Israel
are openly annihilationist”.
That is, the Jews want the whole world, including the
Palestinians they have been killing and robbing for half a century the way that
savage beasts do things – to shed tears for them every time they send a
warplane to bomb someone, and the thing is shot down. Failing to shed tears for
Israel ,
says Clifford May, proves that the Palestinians are annihilationists … no
different from the Iranians.
At this point I must tell a story I have not been able to
verify; so make of it what you want. It happened between 25 and 30 years ago
that someone approached Elie Wiesel and asked him if he would debate me. Wiesel
said he will not because I was a Holocaust denier. But they pointed out I never
denied the Holocaust, and he said I never condemned those who deny it either.
And that, in his eyes, makes me a denier too. You can detect a similar kind of
mentality powering both Clifford May and Elie Wiesel.
According to this mentality, everyone that does not
condemned the Syrians for shooting down an Israel warplane that's bombing
them; and everyone that does not condemn the deniers of the Holocaust, are
annihilationists and deniers of a truth they do not bother to verify before
denying it. Well then, what these two are saying is that 7 billion of us on
this planet are terrible people.
Because the Jews think of us as such, they have never been
able to get along with any of us in 4,000 years. They always found a fault in
everyone they met, and used it as excuse to prevent a normal relationship from
developing between them and any another group.
They are behaving the same way now with the Palestinians
because they don't want to live with them. Instead, they want to rob them of
the little they have left, and force them out of the land on which they lived
since the beginning of time. You can see this mentality at work in Clifford
May’s concluding statement:
“After 60 days, there are to be elections [in Palestine ]. As has been
the pattern in the Middle East for centuries
–– power is taken by force of arms, who is likely to prevail? Hamas? Hezbollah?
Other Jihadi groups? For those in the Trump administration focused on the
Palestinian-Israeli conflict the task now is to work with Saudi Arabia
and other Sunni Arabs to determine whether it may be possible to develop a next
generation of Palestinian leaders who are open to conflict resolution”.
Let me ask you a question, my
friend. Have you ever seen this much ignorance, unfitness and hypocrisy packed
inside a single person? Go over his conclusion again, and try to delineate the
points he is making.
First he imagines that the
election of a people under occupation unfolds the same way as that of a free
people. Second, he says that power in the Middle East
has always been taken by force of arms. Third, he says that the only way Israel will
consider ending the occupation is if the Palestinians learned the art of
conflict resolution from the people that always changed government by force of
arms.