Whether you are policing a town, a province, a nation or the world, the best way to do your job is to have the consent of those you police. This is how things happen some of the time but not all of the time. It's a long story how things got to be this way, but we can gallop through it quickly enough.
A peculiarity of the human
species is that its offspring are born helpless and must be cared for by the
parents. This is how nature dictated that there must be a nuclear family among
human beings. In addition to feeding the young, the parents also teach them the
skills they must acquire to survive, and they police them to prevent them from
getting out of line and cause trouble.
This is how the principle of
governance was first established among human beings. When they settled down to
farm the land and start producing and storing what they will use to survive
through the harsh seasons, the families got together and formed the clan that
grew to become the tribe that grew to become the city-state that grew to become
the nation.
With the passage of time and
the proliferation of city-states and nations, there arose various cultures that
fashioned a variety of ways by which to govern and police large populations
made of individuals who were stranger to each other. Still, the more monolithic
the nation, the more it adopted the idea that the village elders were the
benevolent and wise figures who know best. Therefore, they were asked to
pontificate on all matters concerning the nation, and adjudicate all disputes.
But where vast stretches of
empty lands were populated by people that came from different cultures and
formed city-states of strangers, a new system of governance and policing had to
be devised. Slowly and painfully, sometimes quietly and sometimes violently,
the people were guided toward the development of a system of governance and
policing we now recognize as being liberal and democratic. At the core of this
system, is the principle that those who govern and police can do so only with
the consent of those whom they govern and police.
This is how the world was
beginning to look in the middle of the nineteenth century when the rapid
progress of science, technology and industry threw human Civilization into a
tizzy. Wars, pestilence and upheaval ensued to persist for a century and
culminate in the Second World War. Whereas the debris was seen throughout the
planet, one nation remained almost unscathed. It was the United States of
America that was adopted by the world as the wise and benevolent village elder
who should police the world and give counsel as to how all nations should be
governed.
A consequence of that turmoil
we might think of as the silver lining in this painful saga, is that human beings
everywhere came to realize we're not so different from each other after all.
This being the case, why not create an institution we may appropriately call
United Nations, where we would gather to resolve our differences by talking
rather than fighting?
And so was born the United
Nations. It turned out to be not the epilogue of the old saga but the prologue
of its new sequel. In fact, all that transpired in the previous century, saw
its shadow cast well into the new era. Continuity being the order of the day,
the Jews who were reviled throughout history by everyone on the planet,
continued to behave the way they always did despite the fact that pity had
moved the world to give the Jews a homeland where they promised they will mind
their business and leave everyone alone. What they did instead was break their
promise from day one, and never relented breaking it day after day.
What the Jews have been doing
during the past seven and a half decades, is long and complex. But you can get
a sense of what it is when you go over a recent editorial that shows how the
Jews of Israel have been behaving, and how the world that created Israel was
compelled to respond. The title of the editorial is: “WHO they hate: The World
Health Organization vs. Israel,” published on November 16, 2020 in The New York
Daily News. Here is the opening sentence that summarizes the relationship which
exists today between the world as represented by WHO, a United Nations agency,
and Israel:
“Even though COVID has
infected more than 50 million humans and claimed more than 1.3 million lives,
the 180 countries that make up the UN's World Health Organization wasted four
hours last week in Geneva debating how bad Israel is”.
This tells you that after
seven and a half decades of effort, trying to get Israel and its Jewish
supporters in America to behave in a manner compatible with human norms, that
entity and these people have consistently shown they remain beyond redemption.
The vexing problem is that the
Jewish troubles do not begin and end with them. Trouble goes with them
everywhere, and affects everything they touch. Right now, the country most
affected by their nefarious influence is America. You can see the result of
that, when you read the article which came under the title: “US shouldn't humor
the tyrants adjudicating human rights at the UN,” written by Zachary Faria and
published on November 13, 2020 in The Washington Examiner. Here are the
pertinent points in that article:
“China, Russia and other human
rights abusers are lecturing the United States on human rights. China joined
North Korea and criticized systemic racism and racial discrimination in the US.
Russia crowed about how the US must guarantee freedom of expression in the
media. And then there was Iran, mourning that an American airstrike killed
their Qassem Soleimani”.
Human Rights used to be so
revered, diplomats would only utter the term with respect. But like everything
they touch, the Jews turned it into a weapon that diplomats now use to hurt
each other.
And the policeman of the world that was supposed to serve Human Rights by the persuasive force of Liberal Democracy, has now become just another kid in the global village, playing cops and robbers using toy guns named Human Rights.