Imagine a Rambo kind of character standing on the dead bodies of the innocent multitude he and his clan massacred. He tells the world how magnificently virtuous his clan has been and will continue to be whereas everyone else in the world has been rotten to the core, and planning to get worse. So you ask, who is that character?
He is the
Jewish American who succeeded in hypnotizing America’s elites, especially those
in charge of governance, be they in politics and having their hands on the
levers of power, or be they in journalism and having the leverage by which to
pressure the politicians, and tell them what to do.
America’s triumph in World War II gave the Jews the opportunity to dominate that country in a
way that was not foreseen at the time. It is that, elated by victories in
Europe and the Pacific, the Americans felt so confident, they dropped their
guards not thinking that the enemy within will turn out to be more destructive
than the enemy without whom they just defeated.
Sure enough,
the Jews proceeded to infiltrate America the way they did other nations over
the centuries, and started to work on preventing the elites from working to
serve their own people, devoting their attention instead to serve the interests
of Israel — the occupied land of Palestine that the so-called Jewish people
stole and turned into a base of operation out of which they work to realize the
dream of conquering the world.
But while the
Jews got busy working to build Israel into a fortress that can realize the
dream for them, the world that used to be bipolar and became multipolar began
to turn bipolar again. This happened when the war in Ukraine brought the
Western Alliance tightly together on the one hand, and brought the opposing
forces of Russia and China together into an Eastern Alliance on the other hand.
Other nations, such as Iran, that were mistreated by the West, began to rally
to the side of the Eastern Alliance.
Clifford D.
May teamed up with Walter R. Newell to offer a shared point of view with regard
to those developments. They wrote an article that came under the title: “China,
Russia and Iran,” and the subtitle: “Axis of
Tyrannies presents enormous challenge to free nations.” The article was
published on March 14, 2023 in The Washington Times.
After a short introduction that invoked
historical events having to do with the birth of the word “axis”, Newell and
May concluded that: “Today, a new axis has emerged. We might call it the Axis
of Tyrannies.” And they went on to report that The Russian and Chinese leaders
signed an agreement tying their countries into an ironclad strategic
cooperation.
But given that this is a mirror image
of the Western Alliance — in fact, one that was prompted if not necessitated by
the emergence and strengthening of the Western Alliance — what’s the beef
according to Newell and May? Well, we look for an answer to that question in
their article, and find the following passage, reprinted here in condensed form:
“While differing, these tyrants
subscribe to an authoritarian and collectivist vision of society. They are
hostile to America and to Enlightenment values of individual rights and
democratic governance. Modern tyrants, like ancient tyrants, wage war to win
glory. But modern tyrants also have an ideological mission. They require the
submergence of the individual in the collective through the progressive
transformation of human nature. That is why Mussolini, a fascist dictator,
praised communist dictator Vladimir Lenin as a ‘sculptor of men’”.
But beside
being a hollow diatribe attacking those who are hostile to America, what does
that say to enlighten the readers on matters that pertain to “authoritarian and collectivist vision,” to “individual
rights and democratic governance,” and to “submergence of the individual in the
collective”? It says nothing. These are pompous words meant to impress without
informing.
Without elaborating on what those
stances in governance do to the citizens that live under them, Newell and May
went on to tell what they suspect such leaders as Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping
seek to accomplish. Here is what they wrote in this regard:
“For Mr. Putin, the goal is the ‘new
world’ of a Eurasianist empire; for Mr. Xi, the ceaseless extension of his
totalitarian ‘social credit blueprint and the replacement of the American-led
liberal international order with one that is illiberal and whose rules are made
in Beijing; for Mr. Khamenei, the restoration of a powerful new Islamic empire.
We believe today’s Allies have no more important mission than to stand up to
today’s Axis and prevent it from achieving its goals. Whether Allied
leaders and those who vote them into office will see that as their priority is
difficult to predict”.
The Newell and May discussion is a
typical example of the Jewish haggling that’s done with a captive audience. It
allows the presenters to empty what weighs on their chests while ignoring the
audience’s concerns. Thus, instead of addressing the many problems plaguing
America today, Newell and May took up the favorite subject of the Jews: Iran.