Clifford D. May is at it again showing his
readers how excited he gets when those who stand on his side of the political
spectrum score small winnings and pocket petty gains. As well, you see him
lionize those who go after small potato, and never see him praise those who go
after bigger fish to catch and fry.
This is why Clifford May is making a big
thing about Iran's Ruhollah Khomenei noting that “The revolution is not about
the price of watermelons,” while constantly neglecting to mention that the Jews
of Israel are running out of dairy products because something serious is
happening in that hapless place. It is that the people are running out of food
and getting skinny like in a concentration camp. To hide their misery, they eat
as much dairy products as they can –– especially cheeses –– to fatten up. This
causes a run on the cheese, and before you know it, the commodity is in short
supply.
So, while the Ayatollah of Iran was honest
enough to admit that the revolution designed to build a modern country, was not
about the price of watermelon, Clifford May cannot bring himself to admit that
the Zionist dream to establish a Jewish empire was not about the price of
cheese. And the reason why these two gentlemen behaved the way they did, is
easy to understand. It is that building a republic capable of defending itself
in a world that's made of superpowers armed with arsenals of nuclear weapons,
as well as smaller powers that aspire to acquire nuclear weapons –– requires a
first-rate system of defense. To finance such a project, the populations are
asked to go without watermelons or cheeses once in a while.
So, while the ayatollahs of Iran are busy
shoring up the country's defenses, people like Clifford May are misinterpreting
their moves, having assumed at the beginning that every mullah is an evil
person engaged in the business of attacking the West. In fact, the Jews begin
life being indoctrinated with this kind of propaganda, thus grow up to infest
America with it by their very presence. And that's what causes America to
behave, not as a big-league superpower, but a junior.
In fact, whereas America used to accept
that when you're locked in a war with an opponent, he has as much right to attack
you and defend himself as you have to attack him and defend yourself. It is why
you consider him to be a soldier as much as you consider yourself to be a
soldier. But all this has changed in America when the Jews injected into that
culture the idea that when you kill your opponent, you're a hero. When your
opponent tries to kill you, he is a terrorist.
That is why Clifford May is calling Qassem
Soleimani a terrorist when the real terrorists are the Jews of America and
those of Israel, as well as the people who train them, arm them and bankroll
them. In fact, that confusion is what prompted Clifford May to make the
following erroneous point: “The charismatic Gen. Soleimani was responsible for
the killing and maiming of hundreds of Americans in Iraq following the fall of
Saddam Hussein in 2003”.
But the truth is that the fall of Saddam
Hussein was brought about by the incessant Jewish advocacy that Saddam Hussein
deserved to be “taken out” because he was producing and hiding weapons of mass
destruction, an accusation that turned out to be false. And the consequence of
that falsehood is that the Americans were sent to destroy and occupy Iraq; a
country that shares a long border with Iran.
And so, in the same way that the Americans
did not like the Soviets being in Cuba (90 miles away from Florida,) the
Iranians did not like to see the Americans –– that had engineered a regime
change in their country once before –– so close to them again. They considered
themselves at war with America, and behaved as anyone would when protecting
their sovereignty. Thus, it can be seen that the terrorist is not Soleimani but
every Jew that instigated America to start the Iraq War. And bear in mind this
was the war that triggered the chain of events which spilled into Syria, and
caused Europe a massive refugee problem.
Clifford May scored another irony when,
speaking of Qassem Soleimani, he wrote the following: “His presence there
[Baghdad] was illegal under a UN Security Council Resolution. He didn't take
that seriously.”
So here you have a guy that made a career
justifying every breach of international law committed by America to protect
Israel, and justifying every crime against humanity committed by Israel –– now
complaining that Soleimani traveled to a city he was not supposed to. And we
must presume this breaking of the law is the reason why Clifford May believes
Soleimani deserved to be bombed into kingdom come.