What’s the difference between segregation and apartheid? The answer is zero difference. In fact, the two words are synonyms, and they mean the same thing.
They mean the practice of singling-out one or more groups
of people, and keeping them apart from the rest of society. This used to happen
in South Africa, the United States of America and Australia as recently as the
twentieth century where only a token handful of the separated groups were
“integrated” in government jobs to hide the reality of segregation or apartheid.
However, despite the fact that the practice has since been outlawed in these
places, individuals and groups in the societies continue to this day keeping themselves
distant from the ones they once considered unworthy of their company.
In a manner that’s even more defiant and glaring, the
practice of segregated apartheid continues to take place in Jewish occupied
Palestine where the indigenous Palestinian people are discriminated against both
practically and legally. All of that happens at a time when everyone else, such
as the Jews from every race and ethnicity – who settle in the properties they
steal from the Palestinians – are allowed to pursue normal lives in the land
they renamed Israel. The settlers are even protected by an American financed
and equipped army of occupation that’s trained to shoot first and ask questions
later.
Why is it important to know all of this?
You’ll understand why it’s important to know when you’ll
have read the piece that came under the title: “Tlaib’s anti-Israel slander
shows just how far Democrats have strayed,” an editorial in the New York Post
that was published on September 22, 2022.
What to make of this? What to make of an editorial board
that screams its head off discussing the worldwide rise in antisemitism – which
the board attributes, at least in part, to the situation in occupied Palestine
– but then turns around and falsely accuses Rep. Rashida Tlaib, an American
legislator of Palestinian descent of slandering Israel for doing nothing more
than draw attention to what the entire world has observed and continues to disprove
of by displaying an antisemitic contempt that leaves no room for the Jews to
misinterpret or think of as being something else.
Well then, unable to make sense of the editors’ stance,
we must stop searching for a logical explanation as to what may be going on
inside the heads of those editors. This leaves us with the only alternative of having
to think in terms of politics, that magical place where alternative realities
are spawned at will to replace the factual realities when the latter contradict
the preconceived ideas that Jewish propagandists continually plant in the heads
of the political elites they brainwash, mesmerize and hypnotize.
The first thing we need to do is make sure to refrain
from swallowing in whole or in part the talking points crafted by those
seasoned propagandists. After all, these people work to project an image of
Israel as being a normal country when that concoction is anything but a
country, much less a normal one. Here is an example of a talking point: “Arab
Israelis serve in the Knesset and government.” So did the token African
Americans in the United States, and the indigenous people in Australia and
South Africa … and yet, apartheid and segregation did more than coexist with such
deception; they thrived.
In addition to rejecting their disinformation, we must
look at the Jewish propagandists in the face and call them liars when they say
things like this: “Israel welcomes people of all faiths and backgrounds.” Yes, it
is true that Israel welcomes tourist money and those who bring it, spend it and
leave. But Israel does not take in non-Jews to become landed immigrants or
settlers in the stolen territories.
Turning to the magical world of politics, here is what we
encounter in the editorial of the New York Post:
“The latest anti-Israel slur highlights how far Democrats
have strayed. Today, Tlaib is one of several Dems who
push for its demise. Then again, Tlaib might be right that you can’t count
yourself among ‘progressives’ today unless you oppose Israel. Progressive Dems
who hate the Jewish state (and Jews?) backed a Tlaib resolution to describe
Israel’s founding as a catastrophe. Yes, some Democrats did
criticize Tlaib’s slander. But their leaders — President Joe Biden and
Speaker Nancy Pelosi, most notably — have been far too quiet. In the past,
Pelosi and even Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer have stood up for Tlaib who lives in fantasy-land. Time was
when Democrats wouldn’t stand for lunacy — on Israel or anything else. Alas,
now it’s becoming the party’s norm”.
And that is enough evidence to have us conclude that the
apartheid which is practiced in occupied Palestine, was set up to pave the way
for the eventual annihilation of the Palestinian identity.
It is what many American voices in the Evangelical
movement have called for, as did a former Republican speaker of the House who
negated the existence of Palestine to please the Jews he thought will get him reelected.
Think about it, my friend. Think about the image of America that’s painted by
those monsters. It is one that will go down in history as the genocidal America
that used Israel as sword to vanquish Palestine and its people from the face of
the Earth.