It happens all the time that the boy who grows up as a
muscular athlete, grows too confident in his own ability to defend himself
against any aggressor that would try to challenge him. While this may sound
like a good attitude to live by, it prepares the boy in a manner that may not
always be positive.
What it does is rob him of the ability to imagine that being
spared a physical attack by an individual up to now does not preclude being
attacked by a group in the future or worse, being taken advantage of by a
lesser someone. Consequently, the “big boy” becomes vulnerable to the schemes
of the “little weasel” who will maneuver him in such manner as to have him do
unethical acts that benefit the weasel.
While stories of this kind are common among human young men
–– and increasingly young women –– they also happen among institutions and even
nations. The most glaring example of an ongoing weird relationship, is that of
a giant America that's constantly being taken advantage of by the little weasel
they call Israel.
A good way to become familiar of what the weasel does to
mesmerize the giant and steer him into acting unethically, is to read:
“Standing up to the UN shows America's greatness,” an article that was written
by Jonathan S. Tobin and published on June 4, 2018 in the New York Post. Being
one of the most accomplished Jewish weasels acting on behalf of Israel; to
study Tobin's tricks is to learn from the master himself.
Going through the article, you'll encounter two unmistakable
trends. One is the flattering of America; an attempt to conjure up a fake pride
that the country does not really need given that its accomplishments during the
two great wars of the twentieth century, speak for themselves. The other trend
is the shameless overworking of an artificial hatred for Barack Obama, a former
president of the United States. In fact, Tobin invoked the President's name
derisively 8 times because the latter worked to serve America and not Israel.
What follows is a condensed version of the points that illustrate those two
trends:
“Americans are asking whether
fears are more important than pride in being alone. This isn't the only time
the US has stood alone. The international community cheered as Barack Obama
sought to put more 'daylight' between the US and Israel. The real objective of
a nation's foreign policy is to advance its interests and values. By that
standard, Obama was a failure. Trump's stands on the Israeli-Palestinian
conflict have reminded the world that America won't let Israel be isolated. Not
every aspect of Trump's 'America first' policy is a good idea. On other issues,
it's the critics who are wrongheaded. Being alone isn't easy but sometimes
necessary. Far from abdicating America's position on Israel, Trump is
protecting the vital interests of the West and US security. Haley's stand at
the UN should make Americans proud”.
Flattery is something that very few people can resist. This
is why every weasel worth his salt would have developed an arsenal of flattering
approaches he uses to turn those bigger than himself into pushovers before
working on them. This is why Jonathan Tobin flattered Donald Trump for
preventing the international community from isolating Israel. He also told the
American people they should be proud every time that their country stands by
Israel against the world and the Palestinians at the Security Council of the
United Nations.
While he placed a high value on his flattery of Donald Trump
who is popular in Israel, Tobin chastised the international community for
flattering former President Barack Obama who was popular most everywhere else
abroad. To smooth over this apparent contradiction, Tobin came up with the idea
that Trump served the interests of America whereas Obama did not.
But the reality is that Obama refused to serve Israel in
order to dedicate all his time to the service of America. By contrast, when
Trump said that he will be creating an “America first” policy, Tobin, who
speaks for Israel, said this was the one bad thing Trump has done. But how can
Tobin explain that ignoring Israel to serve America is bad for America, whereas
ignoring America to serve Israel is good for America? Here is how Tobin
explained it:
“Far from abdicating America's position on the world stage
on Israel, Trump is protecting the vital interests of the West and US
security”.