One
of the beastliest and lowest kind of journalism ever to happen for all time,
unfolded around the year 2000. I was running my own newspaper when I got a call
from a prospective client that wanted to discuss a long-term plan for placing
ads in my paper. I went to see him, and had to wait in the reception room
because he was meeting with someone else.
I
had resolved at that time to boycott a number of big city newspapers given that
I could get the news faster on radio when driving my car, or get it on
television when I was home. As to the editorials of these publications, I
didn't care much about them. But if I found myself in such places as a doctor's
office or a reception room waiting to see someone, I would read whatever
publication was there.
And
so, on that day, in the year 2000 or thereabout, I picked up a section of the
Toronto Star that was on the table, and it happened to be the one carrying the
editorials and the op-eds. I read one of the editorials, and it was like
opening a Jewish sewer that stank from here to hell. What the editors were
saying basically was that the Arabs better shut up because it was incorrect for
them to bring to Canada the quarrels they had with the Jews in the Middle East.
What was that again?
Could
these primitive ignoramuses not see that for every Arab that was articulating
his point of view, there were ten thousand Jews articulating theirs? Could
those editors not see that the Arabs tried only to clean up their tarnished
image without even mentioning the Jews? Could they not see that it was the Jews
who were tarnishing the image of the Arabs by playing out their one-sided,
anti-Arab and anti-Muslim quarrels? Could they not see that it was the Jews who
engaged in combat against a people that did not fight back?
That
was then, and here we are two decades later, and what do I see? I see an
article that came under the title: “Anti-Semitism still infects the US,” and
the subtitle: “We need to combat this cancer before it gets worse.” It was
written by Donald Lambro and published on January 2, 2020 in the Washington
Times.
What's
obvious is that these people are still in combat mode, which should not
surprise anyone, given that they have been in that mode, not only for the last
two decades, but for the last 33 centuries. This is attested to by their
history, which they say is compiled in the Old Testament, a book of blood,
horror and mayhem. They explain that they had a warrior God, a general that led
them into battle, and commanded them to kill and steal so as to end their
nomadic life and build an empire that will rival the ones they saw all around
them in the ancient world.
The
Jews failed then to do just that, and have been failing ever since. They
failed, not only in the Levant but in the East, the West and the North from
Persia to Egypt to Babylon. They failed again later on when they pushed their
luck in Europe as they tried to settle in almost every kingdom spanning the
expanse from Russia to England. In fact, Europe was the continent where they
failed miserably. It was the place where they burned the Jews alive and
subjected them to pogroms and a holocaust on a scale that should have convinced
them, they were on the wrong track, one that wasn't working for them and never
will.
But
they failed to learn the right lesson. In fact, as soon as they came to the new
world, they thought they could start from scratch by working to take over the
American nation, and turning it into the Jewish empire that has eluded them for
thousands of years. But as David Lambro has learned, the new world will not be
easier to lick than were the ancient or European worlds.
After
describing the incidents that should tell every Jew in America, their old ways
will not work in this country any better than they did everywhere else, Donald
Lambro went on to quote a rabbi that said, “We need to combat this cancer
before it gets worse.” Instead of reminding the rabbi, and reminding his Jewish
brethren that it was time to abandon the method that has continually failed
them, and learn to live normally like the rest of humanity, Lambro did the
opposite.
What
he did was describe yet another antisemitic incident, and used it to opine the
following: “This is a story that should be leading the nightly news, with
screaming headlines across the front pages of our nation's leading newspapers.
But it isn't getting the attention and outrage that it deserves.” Alas, having
learned that the new world will not be easier to lick than were the ancient and
European worlds, Donald Lambro still failed to see that the Jews were on a
track that wasn't working for them and never will.
Given
that the Jews adhere to a culture that's too backward to allow them seeing that
they are dreaming the wrong dream, the onus falls on the rest of humanity to do
what's necessary to stop them hurting themselves and hurting us in the process.
In fact, what's needed is not that we do something for them, but that we
refrain from doing things for them.
Governments
should stop encouraging the Jews, which they do now by remaining silent when
the latter commit acts that hurt others. Governments should also stop catering
to Jewish whims of the kind they come up with and argue that to give them what
they want will foster understanding between the religions, or that it will
advance the cause of peace.