Thinking of a nation's fortunes, you may establish a
parallel between the good and bad times that the nation goes through on one
hand, and the shifting seasons of the natural world on the other hand.
In fact, to reap maximum benefit from the changing seasons,
the experienced farmer knows when to start planting what crop at the onset of
the summer season, and when to harvest it. He also knows when to start planting
what crop at the onset of the winter season, and when to harvest it. In a
similar fashion, the wise ruler of a nation knows when the good times are here
to take the initiative on some issues, and when the time has come to retrench
and wait for better times.
The farmer that doesn't know, or knows but tries to outwit
the natural order of things, will only meet with hardship when the time will
come to harvest what he planted. In a similar fashion, the ruler of a nation
that is incapable of sensing whether the time is here for his nation to take
the initiative on some issues or to retrench from them, will only reap
disappointments and heartache for his nation and his people.
Looking at the American scene, we see that the country was
buoyed by the triumphs it scored during the Second World War. One unfortunate
result was that its rulers went on to make mistakes which – it must be said –
were in most part driven by misguided idealism. It is that the belief in a
Domino Theory relating to the situation in Vietnam was a venture that turned
into a colossal blunder. After that, America fell into a naïve state
that allowed outside forces to push it into making the kind of mistakes that
border on the criminal … if not there already.
One such venture has been America 's
involvement in the Middle East, later extended to encompass the entire Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. What is
unusual about this involvement is that it came as a result of pressures put on
the American rulers by the Jews who spent their entire 4,000 years of existence
on this planet making life miserable for themselves and for those who
befriended them.
To this day, there are still a number of non-Jewish
Americans who accept the Jewish line, thus add their voices to that of the Jews
who continue to scheme dragging America
into ventures that may or may not benefit Israel , but will break the back of
the American camel sooner or later. The country is close to that point already when
you consider the burden that's placed on it due to the rise of other powers.
Where things stand at this point, those powers have the ability to challenge
and defeat America
on several fronts, and they will not hesitate to confront the superpower should
it stagger for a moment, even if it’s only a fleeting moment.
One such American is Michael O'Hanlon who wrote: “A Trump
Strategy to End Syria 's
Nightmare,” an article that also came under the subtitle: “Trump wants to
collaborate with Russia– –which
only works if Syria
is broken up into autonomous zones.” It was published on December 15, 2016 in
the Wall Street Journal.
Nowhere does O'Hanlon tell America to keep out of this
venture, and let those who have a greater stake in the outcome handle the
situation. Worse, to show how utterly out of touch he is with reality, he
suggests involving Israel in
the process of determining what should be done to heal Syria . This is
like asking the rapist to take charge of the effort to rehabilitate his
victims.
The second big mistake O'Hanlon made was that he failed to
mention Libya
at all. This was the place where interference by Europe's Jews created a
hellish cauldron that forced America
to enter the fray. But when the horror reached its apogee, all those involved
in the crime withdrew, leaving the locals to clean up after them. The main
local power to take charge was Egypt
which teamed with legitimate Libyan leaders and worked to stabilize the
country. America
was told to lend a hand cleaning the Jewish horror it has created, and do no
more than that.