Jeb Bush wrote an article in which he describes his vision
for a foreign policy that is out of the Cheney-Rove era. In fact, if you didn't
know the article was written by Jeb, you would think it was written by the W.
himself – or what people used to think was the W. The article came under the
title: “On Israel and Iran , President
Obama Mistakes Friend and Foe” and was published on March 25, 2015 in National
Review Online.
But knowing that the W. never had a thought of his own,
relying instead on the Cheney-Rove speechwriters to stuff words in his mouth,
you must now conclude that the team which turned America into the bush league it
became, will be back if Jeb gets elected president. That team will reverse the
slow and steady progress which President Barack Obama has been making, pulling America out of
the hole in which it was sunk. The team will resume America 's
demise, and will have it rejoin Israel
at the bottom of the cesspool where the older brother took it before.
Jeb Bush says: “The [Obama] administration indulges our
enemies and attacks our friends.” So you look around the world to see which
friend America
has attacked and which enemy it has indulged. But all you find is that America 's air force, its naval units, it drones
and its missiles have only attacked what Jeb would call the bad guys who chose
to fight America .
So you look around to see what enemies America
has indulged but find that it has been handing military and financial aid to
countries that Jeb would call the good guys, who chose to stand with America – or in the case of Israel , pretended to stand with America
while stabbing it in the back.
So you ask: What the hell is Jeb Bush talking about. More
precisely, what the hell have the speechwriters been stuffing in his mouth? You
look over his article and find this: “The rest of the world must wonder what it
takes to enrage the White House.” So that's it. Jeb Bush wishes that Barack
Obama had displayed rage, and he promises that if elected president, he will
display rage to the world. It must be that in his view, this will make the
world fear America , trust
it, love it and do what Israel
does which is to pretend standing with America so as to obtain the
military secrets it can sell to the Chinese.
Bush makes it clear he is not happy with what he describes
as: “the White House issued a half-hearted congratulations” when Netanyahu won
29 seats out of 120 in the Israeli Parliament, instead of the 28 he was
predicted to win. Bush does not say what he would have liked to see, but leaves
the reader with the impression that maybe a fiesta-like party in the Rose
Garden, or dancing in the streets of DC would have satisfied him. And he is serious
about that because, he hints that this is the way the world will come to
respect America .
But why is that? Well, Bush seems enamored with the regime
of apartheid that the Jews have constructed in occupied Palestine . And he seems to resent it when:
“the Obama administration treats announcements of new apartment buildings in Jerusalem like acts of
aggression.” He explains all that as follows: “This is no way to treat an ally.
Conducting the foreign policy of a great nation requires maturity and a
strategic sense of America 's
long-term interests. This is no time for schoolyard antics.”
The trouble is that he does not explain how any of that can
be achieved except to put out the general statement that: “Israel and America must work together to build
a more prosperous and hopeful future for the region.” But the Israelis and the
Jews have had a tremendous influence in shaping America 's foreign policy for half a
century, never achieving those goals. Moreover, during the 8 years that the W.
“ruled” America ,
the superpower crashed and almost took the world down with it into a financial
cesspool shaped like the Star of David.
This is when America
could no longer sustain its food and fuel aid to Israel ,
which is why a rabbi whose name escapes me, started a fellowship tying together
the Christians of America and the Jews of Israel with an umbilical cord that
sucks the life out of America
and sends it to Israel .
The people of the Middle Eastern region look at that
spectacle and shake their heads in wonderment. Imagine what they will say if
Jeb Bush went to them, a Jew attached to his hip, to say that he is here to
work with Israel and “build a more prosperous and hopeful future for the
region.”