Tuesday, July 8, 2014

They sound like Inmates of the same Asylum

When someone presents himself or herself as a volunteer adviser in a project they say they know more about than anyone else, they are expected to have a plan; be able to explain it entirely and be convincing enough that if not accepted in its entirety, parts of it may be used in conjunction with other plans. This is how things happen normally in advanced societies where things have proven to work fairly well most of the time.

Sometimes, things can become more “vibrant” than that, and still remain within the parameters of what is considered civilized enough to be labeled advanced. Sadly, however, it is a rare occasion when the situation turns out to be what it seems. More often than not, the volunteer adviser would have a hidden agenda he works energetically to promote, thus confuses the observer. He manages to make even the most seasoned observer believe that the energy she sees is genuine, and that it is produced by the enthusiasm of the fake volunteer. Sometimes the fake adviser is unmasked and pushed out; sometimes he is not.

It can happen that a situation may develop over decades in a setting that is referred to as democratic where many plans or parts of them would have been tried and proven to fail to one degree or another. And the odd thing is that sometimes a government likes to appear being so open as to take into consideration points of view advanced by pundits that have repeatedly proven to be wrong. Such government soon finds itself run like an asylum that was taken over by the inmates.

This is where America has been. It has – not only with regard to the single issue of the Middle East where the inmates promoted their oddities and made them stick – but with regard to America's dealings with the whole world where the inmates caused their oddities to metastasize and take roots. Buoyed by their early successes, the Jewish pundits who chased everyone that opposed them off the marketplace of ideas with the accusation of being antisemitic, managed to have their cohorts infiltrate and occupy every nook and cranny of the American decision making apparatus.

But once there in droves and in control of everything, the Jewish leaders of the operation found themselves lacking the most important ingredient that an organization needs to remain viable. They found they did not have the coherent message essential to make their projects work. Yes, they had an idea for everywhere but that was an idea that worked nowhere in the real world. And so, to remain viable and hang on to the gains they made in seizing the system, they started throwing insults in every direction to hide the failures of their often half-baked master plans – the plans that always came with no exit strategy and no plan B.

You can see the effect of this mind boggling situation in the article written by Jackson Diehl under the title: “Obama's 'unity government' plan in Iraq is just a mirage,” published on July 6, 2014 in the Washington Post where the author begins by insulting the Obama administration for picking up the pieces of strategies left for it in a state of chaos, having been devised by the Jewish lobby and run by Jews for half a century or longer.

Instead of describing what he sees and go from there to make his point or offer new ideas, Diehl spins what is not there to make it sound like the current administration is doing the wrong thing about a situation that should be handled differently. Here is how he does that: “The Obama administration has developed the bad habit of founding its Middle East strategies on wishful thinking.” Well, the Jews were in the driver's seat for half a century and they brought the Middle East to where it is today. Now that President Obama is doing what is necessary to calm the situation, prevent things from getting out of hand, and gain enough time to stabilize the situation, Diehl has nothing to offer but insults. What can be more Jewish than that?

He goes on to do what Jews have been doing for fifty years which is to (1) imagine and tell what everyone in the Middle East and outside of it thinks, feels and plans to do, (2) predict how the future will unfold as if he were a prophet of the post-modern era and (3) what the consequences will be – which is nothing short of apocalyptic unless Obama puts the whole thing back into the hands of the same Jews who created the existing mess in the first place.

You see, my friend, this Jackson Diehl is a fake adviser who needs to be unmasked and pushed out. He may or may not be good for the Washington Post; he is definitely bad news for America.