Thursday, August 4, 2016

How Jewish Haggling muddies the Waters

When a feud goes on for decades between individuals, families, tribes or nations, and the antagonists decide to end it, they sit together, go over their differences one item at a time and resolve them so that they can be put behind them, and the former antagonists move on with their lives.

This is what happened between the United States of America and Iran, having battled it for several decades over big things and small ones. They sat together in the company of other nations representing the rest of humanity, and they managed to resolve many of the serious issues. To make sure that superfluous issues did not get in the way of the negotiations, they agreed to disagree on them, and they set them aside for the passage of time to heal the wounds before they will be tackled again in the future.

That's how this sort of events was handled for ages, and that's why humanity has progressed with the passage of time despite the difficulties it encountered along the way. It is that in the midst of this advancement, there lingered the Jewish question ... a calamity imposed on the human race by recruits to an ideology whose destructive power has slowed humanity's progress but never managed to halt it completely.

Now that the deal between Iran and the world has been signed, sealed and delivered; and now that the outstanding issues are being cleared up pursuant to the clauses of the agreement, the Jews are trying to get into the act the same way they always did since coming into existence. They recruited people of all sorts, and taught them how to bark the right sort of refrain when the signal is given to do so.

Barking is what Fred Fleitz is doing in the article he wrote under the title: “Secret Ransom Payment Is More Evidence of the Enormous Fraud of the Iran Deal,” published on August 3, 2016 in National Review Online. Under the guise of exercising his right to free speech, he is participating in the Jewish haggling that used to stand in the way of resolving the issues … and used now in an attempt to derail the agreement with Iran.

Similar games were played by the Jewish leaders throughout the ages, and this is why ordinary Jews paid a heavy price each and every time. Despite the fact it is universally acknowledged that the anti-Jewish pogroms and holocausts came about in response to what the leaders were orchestrating, today's Jewish leaders are emulating the performance of their predecessors … and yet, no uproar is emanating from any quarter telling them to stop because humanity has had it up to here with them.

Thus, knowing that he will get away with anything he says – protected by the apathy enveloping all Jewish matters – Fred Fleitz writes the following: “This is not the first time Obama has paid a ransom to the mullahs … Obama officials have denied that the $400 million was a ransom payment. Instead, they say it was the first installment of an American payment to resolve a dispute over a pre-1979 arms deal with the Shah's government”.

In fact, what the Obama officials did is typical of what normal human beings have been doing through the ages, and why humanity has progressed as it did. But to cast doubt on the event – charging that the return of Iran's money to Iran was ransom paid in return for a dubious quid pro quo – is the kind of Jewish haggling that tends to escalate till it ends violently one way or the other, sooner or later.

And here is where the escalation might start: “Why the secrecy? Why did Obama fail to disclose this shipment? I am concerned that the negotiations to free the U.S. prisoners and the ransom payment were structured by the Administration so that it could avoid briefing Congress before it voted on the Iran deal”.

The fact is that there was no secrecy for the simple reason that there was no need for one. America had the right to get back its prisoners, and Iran had the right to get back its money. To say that one or the other paid ransom in this exchange is to be feeble minded if not an outright mental case.

What Fred Fleitz has done is pluck a piece of fiction out of thin air. He turned it into an accusation whose intent was to put the Administration on the defensive, thus force it to respond to something that has no substance. The expectation was that new occasions will be created for plucking more fictions with which to keep the haggling going, and keep the wounds on both sides festering forever.

And in the same way that the Jews have managed to freeze the situation in Palestine – thus maintain the occupation for an indefinite period of time – Fleitz and those like him are trying to freeze any rapprochement that might be achieved between America and Iran.

They want this kind of rupture to develop between the two because it will greatly serve the interests of Israel, always Israel and no one but Israel. And that's the bottom line.