Saturday, June 7, 2014

End of Journey and no new Beginning

This discussion is about an editorial that appeared in the New York Times, and I shall get to it in a moment. But before I do that, allow me to repeat a warning I heard an old Jewish friend give to cool-headed elders as well as hot-headed young Jews who thought the world had become their exclusive oyster.

Long before Tom Friedman had stolen the saying: “The Earth is flat” from an East Indian businessman and made it his own, my Jewish friend used to say that because the Earth is a sphere, when you keep going in the same direction, you get back to the point from which you started the journey. He explained that throughout time, the Jews have generally moved westward, leaving a mess behind for which they were pogromed or holocausted, and chased out of the place. But now that they have reached California, going further west will take them to the Orient where they will not be allowed to pull the tricks they used to pull in West Asia, Europe and the Americas.

Now look at this passage: “China, India and Russia welcomed the [Palestinian] unity government despite Israel's efforts to build closer ties with all three.” This is what you find in the New York Times editorial that came under the title: “Israeli-Palestinian Collision Course,” published on June 7, 2014. It looks like the prediction made by my friend some 25 or 30 years ago is beginning to materialize, promising the kind of outcome which he foresaw then. It is that the Orient will not be fooled by the Jews in the way that other places were. And this is a good thing because there will not be a need to stage a pogrom or a holocaust in the places where they turned their backs on Israel's Netanyahu that went looking for a way to ply his Jewish tricks.

The part that still needs to play itself out in this age-old saga is the question as to what the Jewish leaders – both in America and in Israel – will do when they become convinced they can no longer continue wreaking havoc all over the American cultural landscape at a time when they have nowhere else to go. Their mentality has not changed and neither has the mentality of America's cultural elite … as it is apparent in this passage: “The Palestinian factions formed a [unity] government, prompting Israel to retaliate with plans for hundreds of new housing units in the West Bank and East Jerusalem.”

The passage goes on: “The Palestinians threatened unspecified countermeasures. It is clearly time for all sides to think hard about where this is headed.” Well then, what happened here is that the Palestinian brothers who were estranged for something like 7 years have reconciled, and the Jews considered this act to be such a bad thing, they increased their rape of the Palestinian motherland. In turn, the Palestinians said they will have to do something about that, and the editors of the New York Times said: Think hard what you're doing – both of you.

Is there a lesson here? Oh yes. In fact, there are plenty of lessons; not just one. Look at the word “retaliate” which the editors of the Times have associated with Israel. And look at the word “threatened” which they have associated with the Palestinians. “Retaliating” being a legitimate response and “threatening” being an illegitimate one, the editors of the time have, in effect, said that because the brothers reconciled, the Jew has the right to rape the mother harder than before. And because the Palestinians can take their case to court, the Jew has the right to feel threatened which is why “all sides” must think hard where this is going.

Is this sort of talk going to change anything as far as the Palestinians or the rest of the world are concerned? No. Not one iota. How about America? Oh yes, there is still going to be changes there for sometime to come before it all comes crashing down. In fact, this is how the Jews have wreaked havoc all over the American cultural landscape for a number of decades. Their aim being to “educate” the American public, this is how they did it.

Operatives of the Jewish lobby told those vulnerable to blackmail they must embrace the Jewish message and spread it everywhere. The televised pastors being the most vulnerable went on the boob tube and told their flocks that the Jew was their God. They told young Americans it's okay for the Jew to rape them and rape their mothers. The young accepted the message that the Jew can do no wrong even when he rapes. The Jew then went on a rampage wreaking havoc everywhere, and the result is the kind of editorials you see in the Times.

In the final analysis, the Palestinians will not change and neither will the world but America will keep getting worse. And whether there will be a pogrom, a holocaust or just a difficult period ahead – will depend on how soon the cultural elite in America will wake up and say they had enough being raped by the Jews, and they are not going to take it anymore.