What do you do if you’re a gambler and you’re on a roll? You keep playing to win more and more, of course without thinking of the moment when you’ll have run out of luck. But it will happen that you’ll run out of luck — and then what?
This is the situation that the Jews have faced time after
time since they massacred the babies of Egypt thousands of years ago, looted
the kingdom’s treasures, and ran into the desert looking for new targets to
ravage and feed on the spoils they generate. Citing that history answers the
question asked earlier. But as can be deduced from their history, the answer that
the Jews give to that question, has been different. It’s been this: Do more and
more of the same.
What history also shows, is that the Jewish culture of
war has depleted their ranks so thoroughly, their leaders had no choice but to
weaken the tendons that normally connect an ethnic group to the religion it adopts.
In the case of the eternally belligerent Jews who badly needed to replenish
their ranks, they distanced themselves from their Hebrew origin and decreed
that tendons or not, a convert to Judaism from another race or religion, was as
good a Hebrew as a thoroughbred member of the original tribe.
Whereas the leaders’ decision solved the problem of
depletion the Jews were facing, the ethnic dilution that resulted from the
decision created another problem. But this was an artificial fabrication that
did not have to be. It came about because the leaders’ attempt to integrate diverse
groups from around the world into one ethno-religious mix, made the Jewish
collective responsible for every reprehensible act committed by any one Jewish
individual. Thus, it became kosher to punish groups of Jews for sins that most
had nothing to do with. And like the Jews never stop pointing out, the most
notable collective punishment in history has been what they call the Holocaust.
So, the question is this: Can a holocaust happen again?
Yes, it can but that depends on many factors that must converge to begin with.
The most important being the perception by people around the world that the
Jews are themselves inflicting a holocaust on the people of Palestine whom they
stripped of the means to defend themselves. The Jews managed to accomplish that
feat by hypnotizing and manipulating the big powers’ wealth, influence and
decision-making. They turned those powers into diplomatic gladiators who stand
guard and remain on call to carry water for Israel.
An example that demonstrates how all those factors come
together to maintain the status quo, came under the title: “With Christians’
help, providing aid and comfort to Ukrainian Jews is possible,” and the
subtitle: “Hope on horizon after one year of
destruction, chaos.” The article was written by , and published on February 23, 2023 in the
Washington Times.
To have a clear view and to see through what Yael
Eckstein is trying to do, we begin by thinking of a scene in which a massive
fire burns through two adjacent neighborhoods. The producers of the local
television network dispatches a crew to cover the fire. The crew returns and
hands the video to the producers who get surprised by what they see — more
accurately what they do not see. It is that the crew fully covered one
neighborhood but neglected to even mention the other.
What we have in real life, are two neighborhoods which
are not adjacent – but not geographically too distant from each other either. Both
are suffering from a similar kind of fire, and struggling to cope with it in
the same way. In each case, the fire was brought by an invading force that wants
to rob them of their possessions. The people of both neighborhoods are
resisting with the use of whatever weapons they can get their hands on. One of
those neighborhoods is called Palestine, which is invaded by Israel. The other
is called Ukraine, which is invaded by Russia.
Like the television crew that covered one neighborhood
while neglecting the other, Yael Eckstein spoke of the ordeal that the Jews of
Ukraine are suffering while neglecting to mention the suffering of the
Christians and Muslims who are agonizing in Palestine. Eckstein even neglected
to acknowledge that these people exist at all.
As pointed out earlier, the Jews (Eckstein among them) perpetuate
the status quo by hypnotizing the big powers and using them to permanently
maintain the Palestinians in so weak a condition that Israel can rob them at
will. The following, presented in condensed form, shows how Jews such as
Eckstein manage to hypnotize the elites of the American political class by
whitewashing the sins of Israel at the same time as they condemn the sins of
others. Here is how that goes:
“My team and I tried our best to show these Jews that they are not
alone. The Fellowship coordinated rescue flights to help Jews safely make
aliyah (immigrate to Israel.) As Jewish families got off the plane with their
children, I could share story after story about the countless people I’ve
witnessed find hope”.
As can be seen, Eckstein admits that the most important message that
people in distress need to hear is that they are not alone. She said so but
neglected to mention that the Jews of Israel and America spent the last 56
years urging everyone to abandon the Palestinians — which is what turned them
into an even easier prey for Israel to gobble.
Yael Eckstein also spoke of the hope given to the Jewish foreign
families arriving in Israel while neglecting to mention that these arrivals
contribute to the hopelessness of the indigenous Palestinian Christians and
Muslims who see their homes blown up, and their lands looted to make room for
the foreigners.
Yes, it is a good thing to see people find hope, but when that hope
comes to one at the expense of another, morality
compels you to do things differently. This, however, is so alien to Jewish
culture, they’ll accuse you of harboring antisemitic sentiments if you do no
more than suggest it.