Before the Jews had managed to gain full control of America
and make it their own in the eyes of the world, they used to cry out that if
America did not get involved in the affairs of the Middle East and protect
Israel, World War III will be set off, and we're all going to die.
When, as a result of these scary utterances, the Jewish
Establishment managed to subjugate the American Congress of zombies and make it
work exclusively for Israel, the Jews started saying that the occupation of
Palestine was a non-issue; a dead subject that does not merit the attention of
anyone … except maybe that something could be done to starve the Palestinians
till they agree to follow in the footsteps of the American zombies and allow themselves
to be subjugated by the Jews.
But now that the Jews have succeeded beyond their dream in
getting the American military to destabilize several countries in the region,
thus cause the humongous chaos they thought was going to benefit them but did
not, the Jewish Establishment has finally understood that its plan has failed
because it was a bad idea from the start.
The plan did not work because the unintended consequences
created a situation that has the potential to turn nasty against Israel . So now,
the Jews want the world to believe that World War III is knocking at the door
of the Planet if it has not already started. And they warn that if America did not get involved in Middle Eastern
affairs to protect Israel ,
things will get worse and we're all going to die. The old refrain is new again.
That is the gist of the article which came under the title:
“Skirmishes on the Indian front” and the subtitle: “Cunning Jihadis act locally
while thinking globally.” It was written by Clifford D. May and published on
January 26, 2016 in The Washington Times. The author begins his presentation by
chiding the media for reflecting Obama's view that it is “over the top to
suggest we're engaged in World War III”.
May's view is that we are; and he has the numbers to prove
it. Mind you, he does not say that World War III is here because of what is
happening in occupied Palestine ;
it is here, he says, because of what is happening to the East of Palestine.
Thus, you must rest assured that the occupation of Palestine remains a
non-issue; a dead subject that does not merit the attention of anyone … except
maybe that something could be done to starve the Palestinians till they agree
to follow in the footsteps of the American zombies and allow themselves to be
subjugated by the Jews.
Let's now look at the Clifford May's numbers. He says that
attacks are ongoing near the border separating India
and Pakistan .
So far, the tally in dead and wounded is as follows: (1) three members of India 's
security forces and four attackers were killed. (2) Three Indians were injured,
and two more attackers were killed. (3) At least twenty-two Pakistanis were
killed in a university shooting reminiscent of what happens regularly in America .
The total comes to 31 dead and 3 injured on all sides.
Believe it or not, that was enough for Clifford May to view the skirmishes in
the Far East as the advent of World War III.
He did so even though he views the encounters in occupied Palestine as a
non-issue despite the fact that something like 170 people were killed and
hundreds more were injured on both sides in the same period of time.
Now, when you consider that the various populations in
occupied Palestine amount to 8 million people,
and that the populations in India/Pakistan amount to 1.6 billion, you realize
that there are 200 times as many people in India/Pakistan as in Palestine . Thus, when you
work out the proportions, you discover that the 170 dead people in Palestine would amount to
the equivalent of 34,000 dead people in India/Pakistan. But there were only 31
dead people in the Far East , and our author
says it's enough to qualify as World War III.
Clifford May says he connected the dots because he is prone
to doing so, and this led him to conclude that 170 dead people in Palestine
constitute a non-issue whereas 31 dead in the Indian subcontinent constitute
the kind of “World War” that Western leaders don't understand. This forces him
to lament that “they [Western leaders] are unlikely to formulate policies to
fight it.”