An English saying goes something like this: “It's a matter of the
pot calling the kettle black.” It is used to indicate that someone is accusing
another of being what he is himself.
But what can you say about someone that smells like the sewer
accusing one that smells like roses of smelling like gutter? Well, there are so
many ways you can put it, I let you use your imagination.
Whatever you come up with can be said in a single sentence, or can
be said in an article that's almost a thousand words long. In fact, Clifford D.
May chose the second option and wrote: “China, Iran and North Korea stay
focused on hostile agendas during pandemic,” an article of almost a thousand
words that was published on April 28, 2020 in The Washington Times. What May
has done, is falsely accuse countries that lead perfectly normal lives of the
sins, criminal and otherwise, which are committed by Israel and America as a
matter of course.
Clifford May says he received a letter from an ambassador that
happens to be from of a “free and friendly country,” saying that the world has
been upended by COVID-19; and that's no exaggeration. Clifford May says he did
not respond to the ambassador's letter but wrote what could have been a
response, and used it as an article he published for us readers to appreciate
what has been going through his mind.
He says that the countries that were bad before the outbreak of
the pandemic have remained just as bad. He went beyond these words and said
that some countries have become even worse after the outbreak by taking
advantage of the fact that the good countries were distracted by the health and
economic crises plaguing them and the rest of the world.
May cited China which, he says, enjoyed the fact that mass
demonstrations did not occur in Hong Kong because the would-be demonstrators
were afraid of catching the virus from each other. In the screwy and distorted
view of Clifford May, this proves that China is a bad actor.
Next, says Clifford May, there is Iran. Do you know what Iran did,
screamed Clifford May? It asked the IMF for a loan to help it eradicate the
pandemic and its aftermath. If that's not enough, the Iranians continued to
improve on their understanding of science, and they continued to upgrade their
mastery of technology both in the nuclear and aerospace fields. Who do they
think they are? America or Russia or China or Europe or India or North Korea,
all of whom have nuclear and aerospace programs? These Iranians must not try to
be what they are not supposed to be … in the screwy and distorted view of
Clifford May.
Do you know what's wrong with that situation, lamented Clifford
May? What's wrong is that the Iranians could one day become so smart, they'll
do something similar to what America did to Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Even if May
did not say it, implicit in what he wrote is the warning that America is not
doing enough of what the Jews of America and the Israelis are advocating. It is
that the Arabs and the Muslims must not be allowed to advance because if they
do, they'll want to vanquish Israel. And if America will stand in the way of
this happening, they'll vanquish America too. For this reason, America must
bomb the Arabs and the Muslims for daring to advance economically,
scientifically and technologically.
As to North Korea, it claims to be one of the twenty or so
countries that have not been infested by the virus, which is a credible claim
given that the whole country has been on lockdown for decades. But while this
is forgivable what's not, says Clifford May, is that North Korea has continued
to test its missiles. And get this now, my friend, May complains that North
Korea's leader Kim Jong-un had the temerity to be under the weather for at
least two weeks now. Who does he think he is, an ordinary mortal like the rest
of us?
And then, there is Russia. It did what a rival military superpower
does, and had been doing during the Cold War years when both the Soviet Union
and America were testing, warning and scaring each other. This time, said
Clifford May, America sent its spy planes too close to Russia, and the Russians
intercepted and buzzed those planes. How dare they? As well, America has been
conducting mysterious experiments in space, and the Russians responded by
testing their ability to blow up whatever that is if it turns out to be
dangerous to Russia or the world. How dare they do this? Have they appointed
themselves policeman of the world?