Monday, August 1, 2016

Rug pissing Dog losing Control of Rags

Beside the nickname chicken-shit, Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel has also earned the appellation rug-pissing-dog. That's because he goes everywhere in the world and behaves like a house-trained dog except in the English speaking necks of the wood where he takes liberty relieving himself on the rugs where he is allowed to trot, and where the owners continue to treat him like a member of the human species … regardless.

He came to Canada and chided the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) for being only 100 percent biased in favour of the Jewish and Israeli causes. He went to Britain and did the same thing with regard to the BBC. And I hear he also did it in Australia. But the most celebrated event is the stir he caused when discharging his verbal bladder on the rug of some White House situated in the American District of Columbia.

In any case, controlling or dominating the rags of the world has always been his most burning desire. He covets them all, be they supermarket or civic tabloids, or be they broadsheets delivered in print form or broadcast electronically via the ether or cyberspace.

Of course, Netanyahu could not have done any of this had it not been for the work that the rabbis and their disciples did to brainwash the house owners receiving him. Some view an Israeli leak on their rug the way that the wildebeests of the Serengeti desert view rain. To see that, you only need to view the record of the Israeli guests that the electronic tabloid named Fox News was inviting in 2012 to go on the air and warn the incumbent President of the United States running for re-election that he better comply with the demands of the pissing dog or the hordes of Jewish voters will haul him to the helicopter of regret and kick him out of the District.

But the world is now spinning at such a fast rate, old paradigms are falling by the wayside, and new ones are forming to take their place. This shift being at an early stage, it is difficult to tell how far it will go and how much it will change what's on the ground. What we can tell at this point, however, is that attempts are mounted to control the old dog's bladder problem.

A proof of that is an article that has appeared under the title: “How Benjamin Netanyahu Is Crushing Israel's Free Press,” written by Ruth Margalit and published on July 30, 2016 in the cyberspace rag calling itself New York Times. The discussion is based on a report that was issued by an outfit they call Freedom House, a group whose knowledge about freedom is as genuine as Netanyahu's knowledge about good manners. It is nevertheless heartening to see a dogfight between two dogs of equal disrepute, an indication that they will, for a while at least, be restrained from committing mischief against the good people of the earth.

While the article is about Netanyahu's machinations in Israel – most likely done in broken Hebrew and in Yiddish since only the Arabs can speak perfect Hebrew – it is easy to project what's happening there, into places like America where the Sheldon Adelsons of this world pull the same sort of intrigues. They even pull them ten times more severely and get away with it because political correctness and the threat of being labelled anti-Semitic inhibit anyone from criticising these characters no matter what they do or how outrageous they are.

Thus, whereas “Freedom House focused on the outsize influence of Israel Hayom, owned by the American Sheldon Adelson,” like says Ruth Margalit, you do not see Freedom House or any such outfit focus on the outsize influence that the Jewish Hate And Incitement Machine (JHAIM) has on the Anglophile rags of North America, for example.

This is why someone like Naftali Bennet in Israel can state that “Israel Hayom is Pravda – the mouthpiece of one man [Netanyahu],” but no one in America would dare say that Fox News is Pravda – the mouthpiece of the one and only Netanyahu. That's because an utterance of this sort would be enough to send its vocalizer to the Gulag of eternal oblivion.

Thus, while a columnist in Israel said that Netanyahu's “obsession” with the news media showed him to be “gripped with fear and paranoia,” the columnists as well as everyone else in the politico-journalistic sphere of North America are the ones who remain gripped with fear and terror in their own country – obsessed with what a distant monster can order done to them if they refuse to toe his line.

What a pathetic democracy this place has become … and so remains!