Saturday, September 14, 2013

Dracula Seeking all Keys to the Blood Bank

Two articles published on September 13, 2013 represent the human condition at this time in that they tell the story of an ongoing battle between good and evil. Representing the good is the article written by Michael Ignatieff, published in the New York Times under the title: “The Duty to Protect, Still Urgent”. Representing evil is the article written by Claudia Rosett, published in National Review Online under the title: “Syria's Pals at the Chemical Weapons Convention” and the subtitle: “The treaty, 'neither verifiable nor enforceable,' will protect Assad, not his potential victims.”

On the one hand, you have a member of the International Commission on Intervention and State Sovereignty (ICISS), Michael Ignatieff who wants to do what is good for humanity. On the other hand, you have a fanatic disciple of Dracula, Claudia Rosett, who says that to do good for humanity; you must give to Dracula all existing keys to the blood bank, and make sure that no one else has a duplicate key. Ignatieff who had at least one encounter with Dracula still does not seem convinced that the bloodsucker and his disciples are evil, completely evil and nothing but evil, which is how and why the people who would be denied access to the bank, find themselves locked in a battle against Dracula and his disciples.

The Ignatieff article is a lament about the difficulties of getting the ICISS report implemented. He discusses in detail the obstacles that have been erected in what are still referred to as the democracies. What he does not say, however, is who are responsible for erecting those obstacles. As to Rosett, she does not help in this area directly but does so indirectly in that she seeks to do to the world what fanatics like herself have been doing to the principle of free speech in what used to be the democracies of the world but are no more.

Here is how Ignatieff starts his argument: “President Obama's failure to get Congress to support … coupled with the vote against … in the British House of Commons, brings home a key fact: democratic peoples are reluctant to authorize their leaders to use force in countries far away.” And so he laments: “It is obvious that [the] idea is facing a crisis of democratic legitimacy.” He goes on to explain: “The core problem is public anger at the manipulation of consent: disillusion with the way in which moral and humanitarian arguments [are used] to extract popular support for the use of force ... conducted in ways that betray those principles … The people are saying they 'won't be fooled again.'”

Ignatieff then makes the mistake of suggesting ways to solve the problem without first telling about his own experience with regard to the ways in which people can be fooled, as they were fooled and still are. Absent that backgrounder, the net effect of what the good man says will be to confiscate all keys to the blood bank, and hand them over to the Rosetts of this world – all disciples and servants of the never satisfied Dracula.

The Ignatieff experience is that he spoke of war crimes when Israel bombed Lebanon, including the UN outpost that was standing at the border observing the ceasefire. Wearing the blue helmet, Canadians were among the soldiers who reported the Israeli aggression and were “taken out” by the Israelis. When informed that Canadian soldiers performing their UN duty were murdered by the Israelis, the Canadian Prime Minister who was warmly tucked inside the pocket of the Jewish lobby, berated his own people (his country's soldiers on duty) with a remark so demeaning, you would get angry if thrown at your dog. It was something to this effect: What were they doing there, anyway? Don't they know there is an ongoing war? Do you feel the chill run down your spine?

That was in contrast to what Ignatieff said – something to the effect that war crimes may have been committed by the Israelis in their treatment of Lebanon and the UN soldiers. So then what happened? Well, what happened was that the Jewish machinery which is responsible for what Ignatieff calls the manipulation of consent kicked into gear and got him to take back (almost in tears, I am told) what he said about Israel having possibly committed war crimes. In other words, they got him to eat his words then shut up – which is how they see the exercise of free speech in a democracy.

And when the Ignatieffs of this world are made to shut up in the face of the Judeo-Israeli commission of crimes against humanity, they inevitably advocate the Jewish agenda. And so, you see our Ignatieff write: “if the United States wants to stop atrocity crimes, it may have to go it alone.” But he throws in a caveat to be on the safe side: “Democratic consent, of course, can be manipulated.” Still, he ends with a hopeful note which, in light of the personal experience he failed to mention, makes his plea a hopeless exercise. This is what he says: “presidents and prime ministers will have to turn to their people. If the case for action is made honestly, if no one's consent is manipulated, let's hope the people say yes.” No, Michael, they will not say yes, unless you and people like you come out and speak honestly about the Jewish manipulation of consent. And you will have to do so despite the fact that you now work at the Munk School of Global Affairs, that bastion of Judeo-Israeli thought.

This brings us to the Rosett article, a collection of thoughts and attitudes we must regard as indications of what will happen if the Judeo-Israeli agenda is allowed to be implemented. Look at this passage: “The organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) suffers from the moral equivalency that besets the UN, which accords all members the same privileges, regardless of whether they are terror-sponsoring tyrannies or open democracies.” In other words, these people want to divide the world into the camp of good guys and the camp of bad guys. Heading the good camp will be the consent manipulating Jewish organizations that will go after the UN and everyone that does not submit to their will.

So you ask, what can they do in practical terms? And the answer is simple. They will seek to do to the world what they did to the so-called democracies. They will try to round up the outspoken Ignatieffs in them, make them shut up then hire them to work in their Jewish bastions. And you can see that Rosett has already begun this process: “the OPCW has no bar to hiring Iranians as chemical-weapons inspectors … In a phone interview, a spokesman for the OPCW said that because Iran is a member of the organization, its nationals have been included in the staffing. Presumably the same privileges would be extended to Syria. Asked how many Iranians are on staff and in what positions, he said the OPCW does not give out such information.”

Why did she ask for this information? To take it to the American Congress, of course, and in the name of free and democratic speech, seek to bar people from working in positions where they will have a platform from which to speak to the world. This is the Jewish style democracy they want to force on the world, and the reason why Rosett laments: “The OPCW follows the UN custom of allocating seats on its governing board and other bodies more on the basis of geographical blocs than merit.”

And there is more lament; this time about America: “It gets worse … an Iranian outlet reported that the OPCW members 'unanimously reelected Iran to the Executive Council' which would mean the US went along. I phoned the US embassy to ask ... was told to e-mail the question, which was referred to the State Department that did not respond.”

Everybody is bad, says Rosett, and America is going along, which makes it a bad player too unless the Jews can fix it by getting the American media and the Congress so worked up, they will raise the hell that will make America devote all its time, treasure, power and prestige to collect the keys to the blood bank and hand them over to the Jewish Dracula, his disciples and his servants.