Wednesday, February 16, 2022

When a haggling case blew up like a stink bomb

 First, I must reveal that I find haggling to be distasteful. And so, every time I become aware that a subject which may interest me, is heavy on haggling, I avoid it unless the content is too important to neglect.

 

Well, neglecting the subject is what I did when a controversy erupted about what Whoopi Goldberg had said. I did not follow the subject, but the subject was so ubiquitous, I could not avoid being exposed to bits and pieces of it. So, take this as an admission that I do not know all of what relates to this subject.

 

What I know about the matter is that during a discussion, someone said that the Holocaust was about race, and Whoopi Goldberg said, no it was not. I was tempted at the time to enter the fray despite the haggling that surrounded the subject, but considering that other matters were more pressing, I kept my distance from the Goldberg controversy, and used my time and energy to do other things.

 

And then, it happened that a few days later, while surfing the headlines of the newspapers, my eyes caught one that promised the article below it will interest me enough to want to write about. This was the news item that came under the title: “AOC says anti-Israel pundit Marc Lamont Hill victim of cancel culture,” written by Kate Scanlon, and published on February 15, 2022 in The Washington Examiner.

 

As I was reading the article, my mind connected elements of it with the bits and pieces that I had gathered from the Whoopi Goldberg haggling. By the time I had finished reading the Kate Scanlon article, I knew what I was going to write about. Here is the part that intrigued me the most in the Scanlon article:

 

“Marc Lamont Hill was fired from CNN in 2018 following comments he made about Israel and the Palestinian territories during a speech at the United Nations, calling for a ‘free Palestine from the river to the sea.’ That phrase is used by terrorist groups, including Hamas, that have called for the elimination of Israel. The comments were called antisemitic by the Anti-Defamation League”.

 

Apparently, the Jewish organization that goes by the name ‘Anti-Defamation League’ (ADL) did not just blow its entrails out of the belly upon hearing an innocuous phrase uttered by a likeable professor, the ADL accused the good professor of being antisemitic because he uttered a phrase that, according to ADL, sounds similar to what the so-called terrorists utter at times. But who was it that decreed this rule? It was none other than the mother of all terrorist syndicates; the one that calls itself Israel.

 

And that is the point where the connection was made in my mind between the Marc Hill incident and the Whoopi Goldberg incident. It is that the professor was vilified for believing that the Palestinian people should live in freedom, whereas Whoopi Goldberg was vilified for believing that Hitler was wrong, and that his “Angel of Death” Josef Mengele was a very ignorant medical doctor.

 

Here, my friend — to the Jews and to the Palestinians — is what goes into the saying that Palestine should be free from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea:

 

The Jews believe that the piece of real estate known as the West Bank belongs to them and will be annexed piece by piece so as to make Israel a continuous piece that extends from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea, and no Palestinian state of any size will ever exist. But for now, they will tolerate the Palestinians speaking of freeing the West Bank, even if Israel has no intention of relinquishing it.

 

And so, whenever someone, like Professor Hill, speaks of a free Palestine from the River to the Sea — which means from end to end — the fanatic Jews get goosebumps because to them, it means there will not be a Zionist state; not even within the 1948 or 1967 boundaries.

 

As to the Palestinians, they say that if the Jews will not let them have their own country in the West Bank and Gaza, then they should allow for both “peoples” to share a single country. It will be one that extends from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea. It will be a country in which everyone will have equal rights and equal obligations. And this is what the slogan: “Palestine shall be free from the River to the Sea,” means to them and to those who sympathize with their cause, such as Professor Hill.

 

Now, for the Jews to transport their diseased mentality to America and use it to cancel good people like Marc Lamont Hill, is to commit the same kind of horror that they made when they accused Whoopi Goldberg of whatever it was that they accused her of.

 

But why is it that the Jews reacted violently when Goldberg said something they should have embraced? It is that she repudiated what Hitler said and what Mengele approved of, namely that all Jews are of one and the same inferior race. No, Whoopi Goldberg meant to say, the Jews are as diversified as any religion, and if they are inferior, all of humanity is inferior. But because this is false, it follows that the Jews are the same as everyone else.

 

What’s wrong with that, you ask? The answer is that there is nothing wrong with it if you’re a normal human being hearing it. But everything is wrong with it if you’re a convert to Judaism, the religious ideology that lives on charity spurred by the victimhood status in which it exists like fish in the ocean of perpetual begging for charity and compensation.

 

Hitler and Mengele provide that ocean, and the Jews who cannot live without charity, will fight to the death maintaining that they are inferior and forever in need of a handout.