The Paris Conference on the Middle East
came and went, and what it accomplished will gradually be revealed as time
passes. Meanwhile, we know what was accomplished in the Jewish media here in North America . There was wailing and the blowing of
entrails before the start of the conference. And there is derision and fuming
now that the conference has ended.
As usual, the wailing started when someone looked at the tea
leaves and thought he was seeing dots crying out to be connected. And so, he
connected the vote at the UN Security Council condemning Israel for
robbing the Palestinians, to the speech that was delivered by John Kerry on the
same subject, to the Paris Peace Conference that was in the offing. And
everyone that is of the same mentality – from Netanyahu down to the smallest
pundit – saw a conspiracy in the making aimed at delegitimizing Israel . And
they all blew their entrails out of the belly as they wailed the bloody murder
chant.
But now that none of what they predicted has come to pass,
the same characters are deriding what did not happen. They are also fuming
because they view what did not happen as the happening that will have nefarious
consequences for Israel .
You can see how this mode of ambiguous thinking progresses when you go over the
article that came under the title: “The Paris Peace Conference,” written by
Elliott Abrams and published on January 15, 2017 on the website of the Council
on Foreign Relations.
Abrams started to tell the story the way that most lullabies
begin: “once upon a time.” He did not mean the current conference but the one
that was held in 1919 to end World War I. And right there, in that same
paragraph, you could see where the twisted mind of the author intended to take
the reader. Look at this passage: “...it is striking that the French would wish
to make a mockery of their own history by convening a useless conference on
almost the same date – today, January 15.” The man is so obsessed with the idea
of conspiracy; he thought that the French conspired against themselves.
Once you've seen this, you don't get surprised to learn that
this same mentality would brush aside the 70 countries (representing 90 percent
of the planet's population) that attended the conference. But there must be a
reason why this many delegations, including 40 foreign ministers – among them America 's own
John Kerry – would want “to sit through an entire day of boring speeches.” So
you think, there must have been something big at the end of it all. Was there
not?
You, being the normal human being that you are, would think
that way. But these guys are anything but normal. And that's what Elliott
Abrams proved to be. What he saw at the end of it was this: “You get the whole
weekend in Paris .
I'll bet most arrived Friday for a good dinner, then you have Saturday free for
shopping, then another dinner … who would say no.” It's a lullaby that tells of
high and mighty men and women who are so petty, they pretend to search for
peace so as to get two free dinners and the opportunity to shop in Paris .
Is there something else that hits you in the face like a
baseball bat in the hands of a madman? Yes, there is. You'll recall that
Elliott Abrams wrote an article on September 26, 2016 in the Weekly Standard
under the title: "‘Historic’ in the Worst Way” in which he clobbered Barack
Obama with the proverbial baseball bat for giving Israel only 38 billion
dollars. Well, guess what, my friend. Here he is now shedding crocodile tears
for this: “For John Kerry this is a swan song at God knows what cost to
American taxpayers.” This guy and his “people” are totally and permanently
detached from the rhythm of human norms.
And they know they are at odds with the rest of humanity.
Look at Abrams express that sentiment in a typically Jewish fashion: “To treat
the government of Israel
and the PLO as if their desire for peace were identical is wrong and unfair.”
Of course, it is wrong and unfair. The Jews stole three quarters of Palestine , are in the
process of stealing the rest, and want no one to interfere with their activity.
Knowing that America
is helping the process, the Palestinians had no choice but to go to Court (the
UN Security Council) and to the court of public opinion (the Paris Peace
Conference). They want the world to interfere, and work to end their
half-century nightmare.
That's not true, says Abrams: Israel is not stealing Palestinian
properties at a speed that should worry someone. He insists that Jewish
settlements are not growing at a pace that is “increasingly rapid,
uncontrollable, endless or limitless. Settlement populations are growing at
[only] four percent a year,” he asserts. And this is how “only” 750,000 Jews
were planted in the midst of 1.8 million Palestinians. They represent a horde
of illegal aliens equal to “only” 42 percent of the Palestinian population in
the West Bank . It is like injecting “only” 134
million illegal aliens into America .
And that's “only” 12 times the existing number.
If only these people could be made to feel the disgust they
generate in other human beings when they let out the stinky logic of their
decomposing mentality!
Elliott Abrams ends his article in the typically ambiguous
Jewish style: “The conference will soon go down as yet another feeble effort to
undermine Israel 's
legitimacy … It is another diplomatic blow against the Jewish state, trying to
isolate it”.
But Israel
was invited to the conference where it could have presented its views. What it
did, however, was reject the invitation, isolate itself and let loose the henchmen
who slandered everyone for isolating it.