It was at some point during the decade of the 1970s that I experienced first-hand how trivial, flimsy and useless the so-called liberal democracies had become.
It
had already been a number of years that the harassment of me was ongoing. I was
hunted down everywhere I went, watching and experiencing how every effort I was
making to improve my lot and forge a place for myself under the sun, was sabotaged
by the security apparatus of Canada, a member nation of the G-7.
Long
before “cancel culture” became a familiar phenomenon, those in charge of
protecting the nation were taking orders from the Canadian Jewish Congress, and
were using the staff of the country’s most influential newspaper to make light
of my ordeal by turning it into a fun game, and by inviting others to join in.
Playing cancel culture at the time, meant playing with my destiny and that of a
number of others who chose to speak the truth rather than toe the Jewish line
of filthy lies and savage tyranny.
And
so, while everyone in the loop was a participant or a captivated spectator, the
most barbaric among them were betting on both, how long it’ll be before I snap and
commit a drastic act to end my agony, and what manner will I choose to end it
all. And then, on top of that, I learned that Israel was drawing “energy” from
my predicament and my responses to it. In need to hypnotize and placate the
American Congress of the useless lowlife, the Israeli operators joined the
crowd that was making light of my ordeal, and started to play along. A contribution
they brought to the game, was to say that what’s done to me, was no worse than
the paparazzies’ acts of voyeurism which may annoy those they surveil but does
no worse than that.
Here
is how my case progressed as time passed. News came out to the effect that
Israel was flying reconnaissance drones over Lebanon. While some analysts
predicted it was a sign that Israel will do something to shock the world, the
Israeli propagandists linked the surveillance of me with the surveillance of
Lebanon, and said it was nice, harmless and fun to learn all about the daily
life of ordinary and interesting people like me in Canada, and those in Lebanon
they were spying on. Shortly thereafter, Israel invaded Lebanon, and the
history of the region took a turn no one could have imagined. But that was in
line with the prediction that Israel was preparing to shock the world.
All
of that came to mind decades later as I was reading the article that came under
the title: “Hezbollah and its masters in Tehran bring darkness to Lebanon,” written
by Clifford D. May, and published on May 11, 2021 in The Washington Times.
Ever
since the decade of the 1970s, I watched with horror the developments in
Lebanon from afar. There were several bombings of Beirut, and there was the
invasion of the southern part of the tiny country. Lebanon was unarmed and
helpless, facing a military that was equipped by America, bearing weapons so
advanced that the American military itself did not have them as yet. No one was
coming to Lebanon’s aid, except for General De Gaulle of France who punished
Israel by vowing never to sell it warplanes again. This was the reason why
Israel turned to America from where it received weapons more lethal than those of
France, and getting them free of charge to boot.
And
then, there came the rise of Hezbollah in Lebanon, an indigenous militia that
assumed the task of defending the country with their bare hands if need be, braving
the most advanced weapons produced by America’s war machine. This, in fact, is
how Hezbollah began to confront Israel, but soon found a way to arm themselves.
Before you know it, Hezbollah became a formidable army that’s now keeping
Israel deterred, a gift to a neighborhood that enjoys being shielded against
the usual Judeo-American reckless adventurism.
Now
my friend, I’ll ask you to do something simple, and yet something that will add
tremendously to your insight about the realities of the Middle Eastern
situation. It is this: Set aside any sentiment you may have for or against
anyone I mentioned in my article.
Think
of yourself as being from another world; someone that heard the history I was
telling just now. It prompts you read the article that Clifford May wrote where
you encounter this passage:
“Diplomats,
journalists and think tankers are reluctant to state plainly who bears primary
blame: Hezbollah and the Islamic Republic of Iran”.
You
cannot believe your eyes, so you read the passage again and again to see if
Israel is mentioned somewhere in there but that you kept missing it. Nope, you
did not miss a thing.
Tired
of searching for what was not mentioned at all (Israel, the actor that’s behind
the tsunami of human misery plaguing the region) you conclude that the ideology
and system of governance powering the so-called liberal democracies operating in
the region, are trivial, flimsy and good for nothing.
And all of this happens to be what I concluded long ago.