Wednesday, November 19, 2014

Stop amplifying the Madness of Charlatans

What's happening to the world? Has everyone gone mad? Or is it that the madness we see erupt everywhere is due to one and the same source?

Two articles, both published on November 19, 2014 help us answer these questions. One was written by Yossi Klein Halevi under the title: “The War on the Israeli Home Front” and the subtitle: “Tuesday's massacre and other recent Palestinian attacks in Jerusalem have been intimate, the terrorism of neighbors.” It was published in the Wall Street Journal. The other article is a column written by Tom Friedman under the title: “Did Dubai Do it?” and was published in the New York Times.

The Halevi article ends like this: “That terrible image has reinforced the prevailing sense that the war against Israel is only the latest phase of an old war against the Jews.” In fact, Halevi goes through an entire article without once hinting that Israel or the Jews need to do something – anything at all – to contribute to the solution. No, he doesn't do that because in his view (which is that of all Jews, according to him,) the entire bloody human race has been after the Jews, not because of what they do, but because they are the good things that no human has ever appreciated since the beginning of time.

But what have the Jews been doing throughout time that brought the wrath of humanity on them, resulting in the repetition of the image that Halevi is describing? Tom Friedman tells what it is but does not tell why it is. His objective being that the experiment must go on till success is achieved, he describes what is being done now that is not succeeding. In reality, he is talking about something that is known to the human race as the Jewish dream to social engineer the planet, and thus make it safe for Jews to live in it.

Here, in a condensed form is what he thinks:

“We tried decapitation; it failed. We tried abdication; it failed. We tried democratization; it failed. We tried occupation, abdications and now re-intervention … only a fool would be optimistic. Maybe the beginning of wisdom is admitting we don't know what we're doing out here and, we don't have the will to invest to reshape any of these places – and even if we did, it is not clear it would work.”

So you believe that the guy who stood in Israel in front of an American camera to advise the W. President of America at the rime – that his father lost re-election because he did not march all the way to Baghdad, and warning that if the son did not go looking for the WMDs that do not exist in Iraq, he will suffer the same fate as his father – would now shut up and go hide somewhere. No, he doesn't do that. Instead, being the Jew that he is, he does this: “So if the Middle East is a region we can't fix, I'm for containment and amplification.”

To explain how this will work, he begins by classifying the nations of the region into different categories, and prescribes a remedy for each category. These are remedies that range from collaborating with regional forces to “giv[ing] them as much money as they ask for.” And to make it sound like he knows what he's talking about this time, he tells of discussions he had with a couple of people who enlightened him as to what motivates the more than 300 million Arabs whose lives he now believes he can engineer using American power, American prestige and “all the money they ask for.” He undoubtedly believes that this will make the world safe for Jews to live in it.

And while Tom Friedman proposes these remedies, Yossi Halevi asserts that: “In an era of moral madness, in which much of the world judges Israel more harshly than it judges Hamas, this must be said: Nothing Israel does or doesn't do is responsible for provoking young Palestinians.” He is talking about young Palestinians who were born under Jewish occupation … and so did their parents … and so did their grandparents.

This man, Halevi, wants the world to believe that someone is responsible for the way that these youngsters are growing up. It is not Israel, or the occupation, or the wealthy Jews of the world who finance the ongoing crime against humanity, or America that is duped into serving like a banker and a mercenary army for those wealthy Jews, or the American congress of prostitutes who sell their souls and their honor to anyone for as little as a pat on the back or a public handshake.

No, according to this man Halevi, Palestinian kids grow up dissatisfied with their lot because the human race hates the Jews for who they are, not for what they do or fail to do.