Let me start this discussion by stating a
number of fundamental definitions to avoid getting sucked into the rabbit hole
of Jewish haggling.
An occupied land is a war zone. The
occupier is considered the aggressive war criminal no matter his excuses. His
stock in trade is terror, mayhem and bloodshed. The occupied, on the other
hand, is the victimized freedom fighter whose struggle is considered legitimate
no matter how he finds it necessary to fight the fires of occupation with the
fires he scrounges to gather.
When the occupier sends civilians into a
war zone, he does so for one reason only. It is to get the civilian killed in
the crossfire so that the occupier may blow his entrails out of his belly
howling: Look what the resistance is doing. Pity me! Pity me! And while you're
at it, can you spare a billion or two Benjamins … brother?
Two Jews were good enough to show us how
their brethren blow their entrails out of the belly as they spread terror,
mayhem and bloodshed in a region desecrated by Israel, then blame their heinous
crimes on the victims they keep under occupation. Our two Jews are Moshe
Phillips and Beth Bailey.
Moshe Phillips wrote: “Rashida Tlaib
Condemns Terror Attack –– but not really,” an article that also came under the
subtitle: “When is a 'condemnation' of a Palestinian Arab terrorist attack not
a condemnation of a Palestinian Arab terrorist attack? When Congresswoman
Rashida Tlaib is the person speaking. The article was published on August 27,
2019 in the Jewish publication, Algemeiner.
Beth Bailey wrote: “Rashida Tlaib Blames
Israel For Terrorist Attack That killed Israeli Teen,” an article that also
came under the subtitle: “Rep. Rashida Tlaib implied that policies of the Jewish
state of Israel were somehow to blame for the heinous actions of terrorists who
detonated a bomb.” The article was published on August 27, 2019 in the Jewish
influenced publication, The Federalist.
Both Moshe Phillips and Beth Bailey took
the typical Jewish approach of whining about someone (in this case
Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib) doing nothing for the Jews, or doing so little it
wasn't enough. What they wanted is what the Jews have always wanted: “a
full-throated” condemnation of the victims (in this case, the Palestinians) for
the terror of occupation that is maintained by the Jews, and for causing the
death of civilians who were sent by Israel to die in the war zone known as the
West Bank.
The two authors did not get what they hoped
for from the American Congresswoman of Palestinian descent and so, in the name
of the entire Jewish propaganda machine, they blew their own entrails howling:
Look what the resistance is doing. Pity me! Pity me!
It is that Moshe Phillips wanted Rep.
Tlaib to blame the victims for the sins of the aggressors … and that just
didn't happen. As to Beth Bailey, she wanted Ms. Tlaib to label the resistance,
“terrorists” instead of freedom fighters.
Terrorist being the label that was pinned
on Nelson Mandela by the terrorist apartheid beasts in South Africa who spent a
lifetime terrorizing Mandela till they could no more. We'll just have to wait
and see if a similar moment of “could no more” will come to the Israeli beasts.
That’s when they may decide to look up to human beings and step aside, letting
the events take their natural course like it happened in South Africa.
The question now is this: Between now and
then, where to from here? Well, each of the two Jewish writers has offered a
thought. Speaking of Rashida Tlaib's duty, Moshe Phillips said this: “She can tell
the Palestinians that murdering Jews is immoral, and that there can be no
excuse for it.” As to Beth Bailey, she formulated her thoughts as follows:
“If our congresswoman continues to offer a
one-sided truth about the Israel-Palestine conflict and fails to address the
cult of 'heroic martyrdom' granted to those who kill Israelis, then it is the
duty of Americans who support Israel to learn the truth and speak up loudly
against Tlaib's emotionally charged lies”.
With regard to the saying of Moshe Phillips,
it cannot be that he is ignorant of the fact that for every Jewish home-invader
that's killed by the Palestinian owners of Palestine, a hundred Palestinians
are killed by the invading Jews who came to kill them and rob them of their
property. Thus, if Moshe Phillips believes that murdering Jews is immoral, he
must also believe that Jews murdering Palestinians, is a hundred times more
immoral. And he should strive to be human enough to say so in print. We look
forward to that.
As to the saying of Beth Bailey, it cannot
be that she is aware of what has been happening during the last two decades or
so. It is that the American people –– unlike their zombie politicians –– did in
fact take the trouble to learn the truth about the conflict in occupied
Palestine. This is why they started speaking loudly against the tsunami of lies
that the Jewish organizations have been pouring out for decades like a
never-ending Niagara Falls.