There was a time when a Jew anywhere in the world crying out
or whispering “I am offended,” would cause the entire Jewish apparatus to rise
up and demand that the relevant governments, the irrelevant ones and those
in-between – be they near the offending source or far away from it – get
involved in the matter and contribute to the effort of quashing the mouth that
has muttered the offending words.
And so, you would see presidents and prime ministers,
legislators and journalists come out of the woodwork, and one by one, condemn
the practitioner of free speech for not knowing the difference between
legitimate free speech protected by the first amendment of the American
Constitution, and the expression of antisemitism that may or may not be
protected but is, for this occasion, considered to be.
Those days are gone at least for now, my friend, and you
know why? Because every Jew and his sidekick that felt like offending others –
most especially the Muslims – came out of the woodwork and started racing past
each other in a mad competition to see who will mutter the most offensive
expression to hurt those they target, and do so not because there ever was a
reason for doing it but because it was the thing to do – just like the social
punks of today who sucker-punch someone for no reason except that it is the
thing to do.
And so, the offended people started to use the principles
that were put down in the law and in the tradition by the Jews themselves to go
after the offending Jews, their sidekicks and the cultural punks who made
offending others a part of the new subculture. And this is when the Jews rose
up and hollered: “but what about free speech?” And they went on to explain that
the first amendment of the American Constitution allows them to say anything
they want to say in America and everywhere else in the world as long as the
speech does not criticize Israel or the Jews for any reason whatsoever.
And a dismayed world looked at the Jew and said: “Shove it,
you little punk! From now on you will be treated like everyone else; and
everyone else will be treated like you.” And bit by bit, the unreasonable parts
of the old culture of political correctness began to come down while new ones
began to go up. But if you ask how far this process will go, the answer is that
no one knows ... but this is how cultures develop and progress for good and for
ill. The important thing that can be said for now, however, is that Jewish
matters no longer matter as much as before, and they take no precedent over
every other matter.
And this has had a profound effect on how the world,
especially the “Western” part of it, began to deal with Israeli and Jewish
demands. It has changed as you will be able to see from two articles that have
appeared recently. The first is titled: “Obama is Eagerly Mainstreaming the
Iranian Regime,” was written by Benjamin Weinthal and published on January 21,
2014 in National Review Online. The second appears in the Wall Street Journal
under the title: “The Iran Gold Rush” and the subtitle: “Western businesses
line up for post-sanctions business with Tehran.” It was written by the editors
themselves and published on January 22, 2014.
You will see a Weinthal who lives in Europe, and apparently
remains oblivious of the changes taking place in America, operate according to
the old mentality. He calls on the superpower to continue maintaining a war
footing posture towards Iran because of some silly thing he says has appeared
on an Iranian website that must have offended him no end. That is, his brain
tells him that the future of the Planet with the seven billion people that it
harbors do not matter as much as a Jew being offended by what he believes was
posted on that website … whether or not it was actually posted like he was told
it was.
And then, you will see from the editorial of the Wall Street
Journal how much that mentality has changed in general terms in America, and
changed among the European political class and business people. In short, you
will see that with the waning of the nefarious Jewish influence on America, the
World is getting back to normal again which is cause for celebration.