Michael Herzog is a Brigadier General in the Israeli army. He
wrote an article about America's decision to end the habit of mobilizing its
human and financial resources, and putting them at the disposal of Israel.
Herzog is not happy with that decision, but says Israel will have
to live with it. He then ended the discussion by suggesting a way forward that
should warn Americans, their country may not be out of the woods yet. The
Herzog article came under the title: “Trump Departs Syria: An Israeli
Perspective,” published on January 8, 2019 on the website of the Washington
Institute.
One American that seems to heed the warning about Israel's
intentions with regard to America's future, is Daniel R. DePetris. He wrote an
article under the title: “The War on Terror's Total Cost: $5,900,000,000,000,”
and the subtitle: “And counting. The real question: Is America any safer?” The
DePetris article was published on January 12, 2019 in The National Interest.
Before we look at Herzog's suggestion and DePetris's argument, we
need to form a perspective as to America's involvements in the world since
World War II. Given that a full perspective would fill several volumes, we must
restrict our discussion to the parts of history that relate to this discussion.
So, we begin by recalling the Winston Churchill rant about the Soviet Union
representing a danger that must be contained. This got America to start the
Cold War by circling that country with military bases. As well, being in
trouble in Vietnam, the French asked America to help. The latter agreed, thus
began a trend whose consequences reverberate to this day.
Watching all this and searching for ways to steer the situation to
their advantage, the Jews decided that win-or-lose, America must get out of
Vietnam and deploy its forces in such a way as to protect Israel that had plans
on paper to dominate the Middle East, and had done a 1956 dry run by joining
the colonial powers of Britain and France when they attacked Egypt.
Israel put that plan into effect when it attacked its neighbors in
a 1967 Pearl Harbor style sneak attack during which it managed to occupy the
Sinai. This proved to be a serious mistake. Rather than surrender, Egypt
initiated a war of attrition that was bleeding Israel no end. Knowing that
sooner or later, the Egyptians will cross the Canal to liberate the Sinai — if
not push into Israel proper and end the Zionist regime there — the Jews wanted
America to be free of its commitment in Eastern Asia and deploy in Western Asia
to protect Israel.
To that end, the Jews initiated a massive media campaign at home,
urging America to end the Vietnam War. They also schemed to have one of their
own release the Pentagon Papers, which demonstrated that, far from doing well,
America was doing badly in Vietnam. The Jews succeeded in forcing the Pentagon
to do a hasty and humiliating evacuation of its forces in Vietnam, and redeploy
them in the Middle Eastern neighborhood.
When the Egyptians started the move to liberate the Sinai in 1973,
they advised the Americans they will not cross into Israel proper. Despite
these assurances, the Americans succumbed to the Jewish pleadings to intervene
and make sure that the Egyptian army will not come too close to the border with
Israel. This caused America to intervene physically in a war against Egypt,
something that was noted by America's “friends,” the oil producing countries
whose oil was fueling the American war machine attacking Egypt, their Arab
ally. The Arabs initiated an oil embargo against the United States and raised
the price of oil to the cost of its replacement, a move that turned out to be
of profound consequences.
Overnight, the European and Japanese car makers producing small
cars flooded the world markets, including the American market, thus began the
demise of Detroit, America's industrial heartland and producer of the gas
guzzlers that people stopped buying. While this alone, was enough to give
America a severe punch in its industrial stomach, the Americans did themselves
in some other ways. Humiliated in Vietnam, they decided in a hasty and
helter-skelter manner to prop up the economies of South Korea and Taiwan so as
to show the communist world that their system was better than what the Soviet
Union had to offer. Britain joined the effort by propping up the economy of
Hong Kong. Thus began the era of the Asian tigers that ate what was left of
America's lunch.
All of this happened because history took its natural course,
unfolding as it does at its own pace. Meanwhile the clueless Americans were
listening to the Jewish advisers who convinced them that because nothing bad
happened instantly, it will never happen. Well, nothing bad happened instantly
when America attacked Egypt to rescue Israel from an invasion that wasn't
planned, yet the consequences took time to develop. They are felt today, and
will be felt in America for generations to come.
Thus, in pulling out of Syria, America seems to have come out its
half-century coma where it was sent by the virulent drugging effect of Jewish
advice. It is why America must be weary of Michael Herzog's conclusion that
says: “Israel seeks to influence how the US withdrawal is implemented, and
obtain additional US security guarantees and assistance, including recognition
of Israel's annexation of the Golan Heights.” Do that, America, and you'll go
right back into the coma from which you may never wake up this time.
Instead, every American — especially the moral prostitutes
populating the Congress — should read the Daniel DePetris article in which he
makes clear that, “The never-ending war has twisted the US armed forces into a
[Jewish] pretzel … why defense minded analysts, the Pentagon leadership and the
armed services committees continue to talk about a readiness crisis”.