It so happened that during my stay at the hospital, I had lots of time to spend on watching television. I watched Wolf Blitzer’s segment, which he said was his contribution to carrying on with the legacy that his late father started.
To help him accomplish his task, Blitzer teamed up with the
Director of the Holocaust Memorial in Washington who took her guest and the
audience on a tour around the building. We saw videoclips of the atrocities
that were perpetrated by the Nazis on individuals, on communities as well as
entire villages. And we saw videoclips of the predator’s industrial-scale
aftermath, presented in the form of a mountain of shoes left behind by the victims.
Perhaps what caused young Wolf to believe that he is
carrying on with his father’s legacy is that the father was interviewed and
spoke a few words – so did Wolf the son – but neither adding as mush as an iota
to the history of that era. And so, we are left with the question: What was
accomplished?
The answer is that nothing good was accomplished because
this is not the right way to start a legacy or carry on with one. Also, because
it is a truism that what Blitzer has observed and related to his audiences, is the
opposite of what would have been appropriate to do – it must be said that the
Wolf father-and-son team has failed to accomplish what it seemed trying to
score.
It is that Wolf Blitzer spoke about the rise of
antisemitism, both in America and worldwide, and offered to solve the problem
in the traditional Jewish way, which amounts to nothing more intelligent than
whine and holler about the pain that Jews suffer from the torture of the chip
on the shoulder they never seem able to get rid of.
This being the case, whining and hollering about a pain that
lost the force to invoke empathy in others, becomes the annoying reverberation
of spoiled crybabies who want something they are not entitled to. Instead of
empathizing with the long-gone suffering of the Jews, the audiences resent what
the latter are up to, and they reveal their state of mind by exhibiting, if not
amplifying, their antisemitic attitude. In effect then, the Wolf Blitzer/Jewish
solution to antisemitism is the problem they are trying to solve.
But why are the Jews so inept at recognizing the source of
their plight? And why are they not able to solve it once and for all? Well, the
sordid truth of the matter is that since birth, Jewish children are inculcated with
mythologies that have only a grain of truth in them, or have none at all.
The most egregious mythology is the one that tells the
children: acquiring a nation of their own depends entirely on murdering the
children of those who used to host them, and on robbing their treasures before
fleeing into the desert where God will protect them and guide them to a new
home. Thus, money, money, money, and the fanatic belief that anything they do
to hold on to Israel, is kosher to Jews, a dogma they never relinquish lest
they abandon the mission they were created to accomplish.
And that’s what blinds the Jews to the possibility that
other alternatives could give them what they want in addition to the peace of
mind that comes with being accepted by the rest of humanity. But in the absence
of Jewish leaders, such as Wolf Blitzer, rectifying the Jewish narrative to
modernize it, the residue that’s left behind by the self-serving Jewish
hustlers tends to make young Jews believe that the whole world is against them,
and they can rely on no one who is not a Jew to protect them.
Living with this kind of thoughts swirling and amplifying
out of control in their heads, causes young Jews to grow up with the idea that
each of them is entitled to receive a compensation package due to the 6 million
Jews – said to have perished during the Holocaust. This being a number that
approaches infinity, the new crop of young Jews get hooked on the idea of constantly
exaggerating what society owes them, having failed to help them when they
needed the help that never came.
Needless to say that an escalation in Jewish demands leads
to an escalation in the expression of antisemitism both in America and around
the world. And when this happens, we get further away from solving what has
come to be dubbed: the Jewish problem society is experiencing.
Can the problem be solved at this late stage?
Yes, the problem can be solved, but only if the Jewish
leaders are willing to play their part. That is, they should reformulate their
narrative and make it tell the story in such a way as to reject the gruesome
parts that glorify coveting what belongs to others, and never recommend acquiring
it by shedding their blood or the blood of others while imposing death and torture
on those who seek to stop them.