For nearly 20 years, the comical outfit that goes by the name, Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD) has been receiving oodles of tax-free money from gullible American corporations who thought they were getting good advice in return.
Mind you, the corporations were not the
direct recipients of the advice. Rather, the advice went to the government of
the United States, supposedly to tell it how to think and act on matters that
relate to the Arab and Muslim worlds.
Clifford D. May was the founder of FDD. He
managed to assemble around himself an impressive army of ignoramuses whose
advice has caused America to create a horror show after horror show stretching
from Libya in North Africa to Afghanistan in Central Asia. Much of the advice
that went to the US government was articulated publicly by Clifford May
himself, and much of that was critiqued on the pages of this blog.
Clifford May’s latest addition to his compilation
of horrifically destructive advice, came in the form of a column written under
the title: “Time for US to unfriend Pakistan,” and the subtitle: “A
reconsideration of the relationship is long overdue.” It was printed on
September 22, 2021 in The Washington Times.
As implied in the title, Clifford May is now
imploring the American government to cut its ties with yet another Muslim
country. If you want to know his excuse for advising such a consequential step,
you’ll not be surprised to learn that, true to Jewish tradition, Clifford May
is blaming all that went wrong in Afghanistan, on those who just walked into
the scene, instead of blaming himself, his sham outfit, its staff of
ignoramuses, and the stream of bad advice that came out of his place for two long
decades.
The following is how Clifford May has started
his discussion, presented here in condensed form. It is the question that he
posed, and to which he offered an answer. But as you’ll see, the answer is one
that can only be characterized as a shameless lie of cosmic dimensions. Here it
is:
“Who’s to blame for America’s humiliating
surrender in Afghanistan? The buck stops on the desk behind which Joe
Biden sits. But we would be remiss to ignore the contributions of others
to this historic fiasco. Prominent among them: Pakistan’s leaders”.
Instead of taking the blame himself,
apologizing to the American taxpayers for paying him and paying all the Jews
like him who lived the high life advising America to kill and get killed while
flushing 6 trillion dollars in the Jewish sewer — Clifford May has blamed Joe Biden who just walked into a scene that had
been long-running without him being anywhere near it. Clifford May also blamed
the leaders of Pakistan whose contribution to the Afghan struggle for
independence, goes back to the Reagan administration when they teamed with the
former American President to help expel the Soviets out of Afghanistan.
Clifford May went on to describe a situation
in Pakistan that was extremely chaotic. The chaos was deliberately caused by
the interference in the affairs of the country by actors that had come from several
places around the globe, armed by America and instructed to disregard the
welfare of Pakistan. Their singe-minded objective was to maintain the jihadis
of Afghanistan in a perpetual state of war against the Soviet invaders, enemies
of America.
Given that complexity and those difficulties,
you wonder how Clifford May could have concluded that Pakistan’s leaders were to
blame for what went on in Afghanistan when, in addition, so much was crumbling
around them and yet, they managed to keep their country of Pakistan together.
The following is a montage of how Clifford May went about describing Pakistan
before and after the Reagan intervention in the Pakistan-Afghanistan theater of
war, and the unmistakable state of chaos that existed at the time and has
persisted till recently:
“President Muhamad Zia-ul-Haq was providing a
haven for refugees from Afghanistan where Soviet forces were supporting a
communist government at war with Muslim guerrillas. Washington and Islamabad
favored the guerrillas. Over the five years that followed, President Zia would
establish Sharia laws and courts, and appoint Islamists to senior posts. In
2009 terrorist attacks were carried out inside the country. One, attributed to
the Pakistani Taliban, targeted the equivalent of the Pentagon. Armed with
automatic weapons, grenades, and rocket launchers, the terrorists took hostages,
killed a brigadier and a colonel. Powerful elements within Pakistan’s
military and intelligence helped create the Afghan Taliban in the
early 1990s and continued to fund and train its fighters even after the US
intervention in 2001”.
Given that Clifford May is aware of all that,
we can only conclude that his attempt to blame America’s defeat on President
Joe Biden and the leaders of Pakistan, is nothing more than an elaborate stunt designed
to confuse the public, and maintain the discord that exists between America and
the rest of the world, especially between America and the Arabs and Muslims.
Clifford May’s motive is to make himself and those like him indispensable, and in constant demand. He wants to remain on his cushy job for as long as he lives, giving bad and confused advice while getting paid handsomely for the rubbish that he and his kinfolks produce.