The Israelis learned a hard lesson. It is that they cannot give away what they don’t have. The situation became more embarrassing when that which they said they had, turned out never to have existed.
It is the story of a fantom “Iron Dome” which the
Israelis have been promoting as the cream of the crop in the high-tech fields
that the “Startup Nation” of Israel has mastered. The Jews sold the idea to the
American public and the forever snoozing Congress of absolute uselessness,
which responded by authorizing the transfer of hundreds of millions of dollars to
Israel.
The Israeli pitch to the Americans was that the Iron Dome
was a system that can defend against incoming short-range missiles. They added,
this was a system that America never developed because it could not produce it
at a reasonable cost to make it worthwhile. Well, the Israeli genius went to
work, said the Israeli propagandists, and produced an Israeli Iron Dome whose
performance has exceeded all of America’s expectations – and done so at a cost
so reasonable that the reluctant American military must now be pressured by
Congress to use the Israeli system.
Unable to say no to the snoozers of the Beltway, the
American military that feared the use of Israeli system would result in killing
Americans rather than protect them, went through the motion of testing a concocted
contraption—put together for the occasion by the Israelis and their American
friends—one that proved to be a sorry piece of junk. This is what the American
military said it was, but the Congress of uselessness refused to take no for an
answer. Against all logic, it ordered that the system be tested again in Guam
where a number of phony journalists and military personnel were stationed.
Their task was to say they observed tests that were never conducted, and they
were perfect.
To put out a believable story, the phony group split into
two groups who vouched once more that the Iron Dome worked perfectly well. But how
did they go about doing the vouching? Well, it was the usual Israeli vouch which
consisted of group A quoting group B saying they saw the experiment succeed.
And group B quoting group A saying they saw the experiment succeed.
And then a terrible war happened in Europe; a war that
has been invaded by more journalists carrying more recording equipment than had
ever been seen before. It became obvious to the Israelis – under these circumstances
– that offering to help the embattled Ukrainians by sending them the overhyped Israeli
equipment will result in the disastrous unveiling of the criminal scheme dubbed
“Iron Dome” by which the Jews of Israel were able to siphon off billions of
dollars from the American treasury, hyping a fantom system that never was.
Here is what the Ukrainians wanted: The Israeli Iron Dome,
and a variety of American missiles designed to intercept incoming rockets,
drones and airplanes, and destroy them in flight. Israel said no to all of that
because there never was an Israeli Iron Dome. As to the American missiles, Israel
could not give them away without America’s permission which was not forthcoming
due to the White House decision not to force Russia to escalate the war at a
time when there was talk of the possible use of nuclear weapons.
Amid all of that confusion, the Israelis thought they
could still do something to gain credit by helping the Ukrainians fight the
Russians. They told he Ukrainians they can give them the Israeli designed and
produced “Early Warning” system that has worked well in Israel. Well, my
friend, there has been a story of deception there too. Before they started
calling it, early warning system, the Jews made the world believe it was an “Over
the Horizon” radar. This would have been so advanced a system, it would surpass
anything the superpowers have in their arsenals. Nobody has perfected that
system yet.
As it turned out, however, the Israelis had concocted a
system made of optical and heat sensors that can “see” the launch of a rocket from
a distance, and give warning to this effect. To make the system see as far as
possible, the Israelis attached it to a balloon that would take it high in the
atmosphere, therefore see farther way … hence, the word early in the name “Early
Warning.” The technology involved here being primitive, the Ukrainian students could
whip it up in no time at all. And so, the Ukrainian military said to the Israeli
offer: Thanks but no thanks.
What should we make of all this?
More than anything else, what happened here demonstrates
how immersed the Judeo-Yiddish culture is in the habit of lying, disinforming,
committing intellectual dishonesty, misinforming, cheating and stealing from
those who do not keep their guards up when they deal with Jews.
For decades, the Jewish leaders, among them the rabbis, have
been telling the world that when contrasting the affairs of gentiles with those
of Jews, “You can’t compaaaare, you can’t compaaaare.” Well, it is time to
accept that notion and let the Jews know that they are indeed so different from
the rest of us, we accept all the differences they have been urging us to
consider.