First, put yourself in Michael Rubin's shoes who is an
extremely fanatic Jew that regularly tramples on the American Constitution if
and when such act would result in some kind of benefit accruing to Israel.
Now, concentrate your thinking and you'll see Ilhan
Omar heroically refuse to sell her soul to the Jewish pimps that have been
buying American politicians the way that the league of diarrhea patients buys
toilet paper in a Jewish convenient store. So, what happens? Your blood boils
because you desperately want to hurt her and have her serve as example to all
those who might be inclined to tell the pimps approaching them to get lost. But
how do you do that in practice?
The obvious answer to this question is that you try to
drive a wedge between Ilhan Omar and her constituents in this election year
when her reelection to the House of Representatives will be at play. The first
thing you do is take a trip to the Horn of Africa where Omar's country of
birth, Somalia, is situated. You visit a number of countries there, including
Somalia, and return home having acquired the right to speak about the affairs
of the region with the authority of someone that did his homework.
To show off your credentials, you write an article to
prove that you have learned much about the region. You wait a few days and
write another article in which you attack Ilhan Omar. So, what happens now?
Well, like the bumbling idiotic Jew whose reach exceeds his grasp, you shoot
yourself in the foot. This, in fact, is what Michael Rubin did with the article
he wrote under the title: “Ilhan Omar betrays her own constituents,” published
on June 25, 2020 in The Washington Examiner.
Steeped in the false belief that every American
politician is like most Jewish politicians, in the sense that they suffer from
a dual loyalty, one to America and one to a foreign power, or that they suffer
from a singular loyalty to a foreign power––Michael Rubin has tried to pull on
Ilhan Omar the trick that the Jewish lobby pulls on the Jews who put the
interests of America above everything else. The lobby calls these Jews
anti-Semitic and self-loathing.
Unable to call Omar anti-Somali or self-loathing,
Michael Rubin proceeded to do something that was tried previously by the Jews
of America and Israel. They had gone all over sub-Saharan Africa and whispered
into every ear that would listen to them, words to the effect that the Arabs
were spending an inordinate amount of time and effort and money to promote
Palestinian causes, when they could devote some attention to highlighting
Africa's needs and promote its interests. The Africans responded by telling the
Jews to get lost. Undaunted by this failure, Michael Rubin said the following
... reproduced here in condensed form:
“I have written of how frustrated many Somalis were
that Ilhan Omar had not used her seat to advance US-Somali ties. Instead, she
made the Palestinian issue a cornerstone of her congressional activism,
apparently at the urging of her donor and a real estate tycoon who donated to
her campaign. Omar's policy in the broader Middle East has raised Somali
suspicion. Today, the UAE invests in Somaliland, while Turkey and Qatar back
Islamist causes in Mogadishu and shun the UAE. Omar's criticism of the UAE and
Saudi Arabia suggests she internalizes the divisions which exist in Somalia.
This neglects to recognize that Turkey is an offender of press freedom and that
both Turkey and Qatar are terror sponsors”.
So there you have it, despite the example of Eliot
Engel being trounced by his constituents for using his seat in the Congress to
advance Israel's interests instead of America's, you see Michael Rubin falsely
report that the Somalis in Ilhan Omar's district are “frustrated” because she
refuses to betray her constitutionally mandated oath to serve America's
interests before anything else.
But what exactly does Michael Rubin want Ilhan Omar to
do? What he wants is simple to explain. If she will not promote Israel's interests,
he wants her to attack Turkey and Qatar who are the current chosen enemies of
Israel. And he wants her to go soft on Saudi Arabia and the United Arab
Emirates who seem to be thawing their relations with Israel. In other words,
Rubin wants Omar to use her seat in the American House of Representatives to
advance the various causes of Israel and the Jews. To stress this point, he
attacks her one more time before closing his argument. Here is what he said,
written in condensed form:
“To see Omar as a representative of Somalis would be
to confuse her ethnicity with ideological diversity. Both Somali Americans and
Somalis remaining in the Horn of Africa see a woman who has diverged from the
values and interests of her Somali [roots]. At worst, they see a figure who has
remained provincial in her vision of foreign affairs”.