If you believe that something is so perfect, it must not be reproduced into an image that suffers from the slightest imprecise stroke of the brush, or cannot be verbally described with the slightest slur of the speech, you develop the habit of looking into every reproduction and every description of the thing, and nitpick whatever you believe does not express the highest form of perfection.
But
what happens if someone that’s looking at what you’re doing, discovers there is
something weird about your perceptive abilities? What if he discovers that your
eyes have been re-engineered to make them see, not what’s there, but see what
fits a preconceived false narrative? To correct the distortions, you’ve been
injecting into the subject, he describes the thing the way it really is, warts
and all.
Believe
it or not, this happened to what may be described as the Judeo-Satanic
distortion machine of the modern era. In real life, the founders’ machine named
it, “Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting and Analysis.” It has
different chapters throughout the United States, one being the Israel Office
whose director, Tamar Sternthal wrote an article under the title: “Israel,
Palestinians, journalists and the truth,” published on June 25, 2021 in the New
York Daily News.
What
prompted Stenthal to write his article is that a multitude of American
journalists got sick of the Jewish propaganda machine continually distorting
the truth when discussing Middle Eastern affairs. They wrote an open letter to
all other journalists, asking them to reconsider the uncritical manner with
which they represent the events happening in that region of the world. They
pleaded with their colleagues to be more balanced in their treatment of reality,
thus be more accurate in their reporting.
Instead
of tackling the content of the letter and start a serious debate, Tamar
Sternthal did what Jews always do, which is to run to a higher authority and
ask them to kneecap the signatories of the letter. But given that journalism is
recognized as being the topmost arbiter of all occurrences, and the most
powerful influencer of all events, where do you find an authority that’s
higher than journalism? Well, if you’re a Jew, you invent a higher authority, you
appoint someone to it, and you ask them to kneecap those who fail to see things
the Jewish way. That, in fact, is what Sternthal did. The following is a
condensed version of the passages in which he made the usual Jewish request:
“The
Columbia Journalism Review’s (CJR) mission is to be the intellectual leader in
the world of journalism. It shapes the ideas that make media leaders and
journalists smarter about their work. It is regarded as the profession’s elite
academic institution. CJR aims to represent the very best of journalism. One
would therefore expect the journal to issue a forthright, absolute rebuke of a
published open letter, ‘From journalists to journalists: Why reporting on
Palestine has to change’”.
Having done this, Tamar Sternthal did another
thing that Jews do habitually. He told his readers why Jews and/or Israel
should be given special consideration. When making such requests, the Jews
normally cite two reasons: One is that Israel is the ooonly democracy in the
Middle East. The other reason is that Israel is the ooonly Jewish state in the
world. This time, however, Sternthal skipped the democracy part because he is
aware that people get disgusted hearing the Jews speak those words. It is that
a consensus is forming around the idea that Israel is an insult to democracy,
and it has been the main reason why the American democracy was dragged into the
Judeo-Trumpian sewer.
Here, in condensed form, is the explanation that
Tamar Sternthal has given as to why Israel should be treated preferentially for
being a Jewish entity that’s pretending to be a state:
“The
Code of Ethics urges caution and precision. The media, in contrast, embrace
toxic language that demonizes the world’s only Jewish state, even as Jews on
the street and Jewish institutions across America are under attack at alarming
levels. The letter [points out that] apartheid, persecution, and ethnic
supremacy, are increasingly gaining international recognition, and we, as
journalists, need to examine whether our coverage reflects that reality”.
In
other words, Tamar Sternthal says that the American media must pity Israel and
the Jews, and must stand with them because they are attacked in America. He
contends that such attacks are happening, simply because Israel — with the consent and encouragement of Jews almost
everywhere — is known to practice apartheid,
persecution, and ethnic supremacy in occupied Palestine. So what! Israelis are
not the first to engage in such practices, and get away with it … and they will
not be the last, the author of this infamy seems to say.
What
Sternthal is trying to do here, having mustered as much subtlety as he could,
is impress upon the journalists of America the need to whitewash Israel’s
practice of apartheid, persecution, and ethnic supremacy, so that Jews in
America will live in peace, and not be attacked ever again by disgusted ordinary
citizens. It follows from this, that the journalists are asked to view the
Israeli practices, not as abhorrent criminal behavior that must change or be
prosecuted, but a welcome attempt to rid humanity of its inferior races.
If this is not taking a page out of the Josef Mengele playbook, ask the Evangelicals what they think it is. They are, after all, the ones so convinced of the supremacy of Jews, they do all that’s in their power to uproot the Palestinians and throw them out of Palestine so that the Jews can get in their places and start the process of exerting dominion over the planet and the human species as ordained by the Almighty.