James Kirchick has an August 8, 2014 article in National
Review Online under the title: “Pity America 's
Friends,” and the subtitle: “People in the Middle East
who put their trust in Barack Obama are suffering right now.” Well, to be
honest, there may be some truth in this, but whereas Kirchick argues that these
“friends of America ” were
abandoned by Obama to threats that came out of nowhere, the people of the Middle East know otherwise.
For one thing, it would surprise Egypt ,
Saudi Arabia , the Yazidis,
the Kurds and the Jordanians to know they are considered to be friends by those
who run America
today, whoever they may be. It would also surprise them to know that the
threats they face emanate from a place other than the New-York/Tel-Aviv axis of
terror. In their view, if Obama has failed somewhere, he failed to tame the
monster that is the Jewish operated congress of America, the very source that
is making life miserable for people in the Middle East if not the whole world,
including America itself.
Whether or not America knew what it was doing at the time,
the fact remains that it has been instrumental in helping establish the
terrorist state of Israel in 1948; an entity that has continually brought
biblical sorts of horror to the people of the region. After its establishment,
Israel relied on such stalwarts as Joseph Stalin, Anthony Eden and Guy Mollet
to keep it afloat while its agents worked their way by hook, by crook and by
blackmail to take control of the American Congress, a flimsy institution that
turned out to be not an assembly of legislators serving their people, but one
of male and female bimbos who, for a promise to get elected, would hand over
their children to any Jewish rapist that comes along, and give away their
mothers for free to a Jewish bordello. Their self-esteem is equal to that of a
sewer rat.
However implicit or explicit were the signals that the
people of the Middle East picked up from Barack Obama, they were interpreted to
mean he was promising to bring sanity to that cesspool of governing horrors,
thus move America
away from the path of the failed states. And this would have alleviated the
pain of the Arabs and the Muslims; something they looked forward to with great
anticipation. But a deep disappointment set in when year after year, Obama
failed to deliver on what they thought was a promise they could rely on.
Meanwhile, the New-York/Tel-Aviv axis of terror got busy
coordinating between the Jews stationed in the big centers of Europe and those
living in North America – with the Jewish lobby in the United States and the
media they control everywhere in the world. They coordinated to (1) keep Israel
well armed, well financed and well protected diplomatically; (2) start hot
regional wars in the Middle East, and fan their flames; (3) get America to bomb
high value targets in the Arab and Muslim worlds, and (4) send in troops to
foster the sectarian divisions so as to start racial and religious civil wars.
They did all that to the detriment of America
for the glory of Israel .
And this is why the irony is to see that characters such as
James Kirchick would call Egypt
and Saudi Arabia – among
others – friends of America ,
when the Jewish hate machine spent more than half a century badmouthing anything
and everything associated with these countries, be it closely or remotely. But
in its wisdom, history has a way of ignoring those who try to shape it, and of
marching instead to its own tune regardless of what the clowns try to do.
Well, each clown has his approach to doing things, and James
Kirchick is no exception. His is to lament about Obama's failure to work
exclusively for the glory of Israel
the way that the congress of sewer rats does. The consequence is that we have a
Jewish inspired author slamming the President for not being engaged enough in
world affairs, and lamenting at the same time that he meddles too much in the
Israeli-Palestinian conflict. And he goes on to accuse the President of
adopting that posture to satisfy the desire of forging “accommodation with – or
capitulation to – Iran ”.
He explains: “Obama has a grand vision, a realignment of the
alliance structures … he envisions a Middle East in which Iran 'operates
in a responsible fashion' and where 'equilibrium' develops” between the various
parties in the region. But Kirchick calls that a fool's errand.