Time after time, American Jew
after American Jew, and lackey after lackey, come up with outrageous diagnoses
of what they say ails the Middle East, and propose cures to heal nothing that
needs healing. In most cases, the fake cures have even caused diseases that
were not there before.
This is what you'll sense when
reading the article that came under the title: “Pandemic presents opportunities
to rebuild America's global standing with Middle Eastern states,” written by
William J. Bender and Ari Cicurel, and published on August 10, 2020 in The
Washington Times.
As indicated in
the title of the article, the two authors are suggesting that America should
take advantage of the COVID-19 pandemic hitting everywhere on the globe, and
repair its own tattered standing, especially in the Middle East where it has
suffered the most. But how to do that?
Well, the answer
was there all along, and if the two authors had waited 3 days, they would have
avoided generating the irony of Ari Cicurel co-authoring a piece like that. You
see, my friend, Ari Cicurel, is the descendant of a famous Jewish Egyptian
patriarch. Had young Ari been raised as an Egyptian instead of an American, he
would not have touched a piece of writing like that with a ten-foot pole. It's
because the approach that was followed in that piece, goes against logic; even
more important, it goes against the grain of Middle Eastern culture. Let me
tell you why:
The two authors
say that America must continue the use of foreign aid; a program that has been
in place for decades. But look ... America lost standing despite the program
being there all that time. Maintaining it will not reverse the trend of America
losing standing. Rather, we must accept the reality that something deeply toxic
is causing the esteem of the world for America to erode.
In addition, the
entire foreign aid program of America amounts to only $50 billion, a big chunk
of which goes to Israel. That's happening at a time when the reported loss this
year to the oil producing countries alone, will amount to something like $270
billion. In fact, this is why Bender and Cicurel say America must do more. They
want to see the superpower use the influence it has with the world financial
institutions, and have them lend more money to the nations which are in most
need of help.
But that's fake
grandstanding because the bitter fact is that these institutions have always
been helpful, or they wanted to but could not. It is that there came moments
when they fell short––not because they lacked the means to help but––because
America pressured them to join the sanctioning of countries that refused to
publicly declare their undying love for Israel and the Jews … or some such illogical
demand spouted from the mouth of the oracle of Zion.
And that's not
all, say the two authors. They also want America to invest abroad to counter
what the Chinese are doing. Well, aside from the fact that it is bad to fake
affection for someone on second thought, or because of jealousy that someone
else did it first, there is the fact that America was doing well investing
abroad until the Jews conquered the superpower and meddled in America's
relationships with others.
Today, everyone
knows that doing business with America is opening the door for the Jews to poke
their noses into one's affairs. And they know what this means, because they all
read the Jewish controlled American media where the primitive apes of foreign
policy incite the American companies to hold back on the delivery of spare
parts needed by the machines they sold to countries which now refuse to declare
their undying love for Israel and the Jews. Nobody wants to put themselves in a
situation like this when they can do business with normal human beings they
meet in China, Russia and Europe.
As if that's not
enough –– here is the cinch –– Bender and Cicurel are suggesting that America
should work to bring together the Sunni Arab Gulf nations and Israel into a
Pact of Hate that will identify Iran as the object of fear and loathing. Well,
all I can say is that these people never learned the lesson of history. It is
that the colonial powers have failed multiple times to bring that diseased
mentality to the Arab world since they failed the first time to form a Baghdad
Pact, 65 years ago. Time after time, the Arabs have shown that they do not
unite in hate. This is a Jewish disease that the Arabs abhor; something that
the Jews have transplanted into some parts of Europe and among some people in
America.
And so, 3 days
after publishing the Bender and Cicurel article, what needed to be done began
to be done on August 13, 2020. It is that the drama of the battle between the
“good” which is the Arab incentive, and the “bad” which is the Jewish quest for
leverage, seems to have entered the denouement phase. It all happened when the
document that was produced by the Jewish Central Command was rejected by Donald
Trump, and taken off the table permanently.
This act deprived
the Jews of the ability to use America as leverage with which to counter the
Arab incentive and maintain the occupation of Palestine till such time they can
ethnic-cleanse it of its indigenous population.
So now, we're back
to the initiative of the Arab League (the good incentive) that was first proposed
in the year 2002. And Israel no longer has the American (bad leverage) because
Donald Trump has decided not to sink into the annals of history with the
document from the Jewish Central Command tied to his neck like the Albatross of
political infamy.