Thursday, December 12, 2013

The Music that Sinks the Heart that Knows

The editors of the Wall Street Journal asked a question which, if my Jewish friend were alive today, he would throw his hands up in the air and shout: “light up the oven.” That was his way of saying that the self appointed leaders of the Jews are paving the way for the incinerators to be lit again to take in the Jews the way that they did in the 1940s. At times he would express the same sentiment saying: this is handing every Jew a one way ticket on the express train to the gas chamber. The man was old enough to remember what happened in the past, and wise enough to know that if you repeat the performance, the ending is likely to be the same.

So let's look at the infamous question that the editors have asked: “Why would he [John Kerry] oppose having Congress make a certainty of it?” The “it” refers to the Iranians knowing that if the negotiations fail, the sanctions will be increased. All this came in the piece that the editors wrote under the title: “Mood-Music Diplomacy on Iran” and the subtitle: “More sanctions would strengthen U.S. leverage with Tehran.” It was published in the Journal on December 13, 2013.

The subject discussed in the piece relate to John Kerry telling the American lawmakers not to impose new sanctions on Iran beforehand. Asked why not, Kerry replied that the Iranians know what will happen if the negotiations fail. And it was against this backdrop that the editors of the Wall Street Journal argued that the Congress should have the opportunity to make sure of it.

What horrifies people about this Jewish method of operation is that it robs the negotiating partner of having a face to face interlocutor. Yes, there will be an American delegation sitting across the table mumbling things on behalf of America, but that's all it will be – just a meaningless mumbling session. And this is because those in Congress who will have written the legislation imposing new sanctions will have the final say as to whether or not the negotiations have failed. And they will determine where to go from here regardless of what was agreed to.

Thus, throughout the negotiations, the Iranians will be looking at the faces of puppets that may be negotiating in good faith or in bad faith but without relevance one way or the other. The whole thing will look and smell like a Jewish quackery of the worst kind. And what this means is that the passing of legislation before the negotiations begin, is an act of Jewish bad faith disguised as American negotiation in good faith. It is as repugnant as it is revolting on its face.

Negotiating in a climate of unpredictability such as it is proposed here has ramifications that go beyond the current negotiations. It tells the world that the rule of law in America may apply to kids that rob a store or drive in a drunken state, but do not apply when the Jewish organizations subvert the American Constitution. It tells the world that the Executive may have the constitutional power to navigate the ship of state through foreign policy issues but the Jewish dominated Congress will rule by statutes that are made to supersede the Constitution whenever the Jews decide it is in their interest to do so.

What also seems to be above the Jewish mind to grasp is that negotiations are usually done in stages requiring a change in approach. In this case, they have been ongoing for many years with several stages that can be grouped as the-before and the-after the interim deal. What must never be done is maintain the same approach going from one stage to the next, yet this is what the Jewish Representative from New York, Eliot Engel is trying to do. This is how the editors discussed it in their piece: “Mr. Engel wondered why the Administration would oppose new sanctions … when it also takes credit for the existing sanctions.”

Stop wondering, Eliot. People jokey for position before a deal is made. This means each side tries to fool the other as to what it will accept and what it will not. This is legitimate bad faith. But once a deal is struck, the real negotiations begin, and they better be conducted in good faith. What Engel has demonstrated is what has been known about the Jews for ages; these people negotiate in bad faith after they strike a deal the way they do before it. They are incorrigible because this mentality is a product of their religious belief.

And if you want a convincing example of this Jewish handicap, look what Kerry said to Engel, and what the editors said about Kerry's remark. Here is Kerry: “You have to work through the process, you have to build trust.” And here is the editors: “The Secretary is channeling his Iranian counterpart Javad Zarif.” To the seven billion people on this Planet, Kerry and Zarif are sane ... the editors and all those like them are insane.