If you ever wanted proof that Israel is a charity case, there is
one now; and you have Jonathan S. Tobin to thank for the service he just
rendered. He wrote: “The Latest Trump Controversy Shows Why Israel Is Not a
Charity Case,” and had it published on May 18, 2017 in National Review Online.
His first sentence is this: “[Israel ] is a strategic asset we
rely on for indispensable intelligence." He goes from there to say “that without
Israel 's help, America is often flying blind in the Middle East .” To that end, he described the failures that
America
suffered in the region without mentioning one success. If he wants us to
believe this is not flying blind, we might object, but...
But you know what, my friend; Jonathan Tobin is correct. The
reason I say this is that the history of the region can only be described as
that of Israel and her
mouthpieces forcing America
to promote Israel 's
interests at the expense of America
and its people. Guess what else comes out of Tobin's presentation; America paid Israel for the deadly disservice,
and kept increasing the payments year after year.
No, America 's
leaders were not flying blind in the Middle East; they were clear-eyed about
what Israel
wanted, and they delivered it with extra bonus each and every time. This is why
Israel kept getting inflated
with the passage of time whereas America kept getting deflated.
Tobin expands on his point of view by correctly pointing out
that Israel 's
Pearl-Harbor-style sneak attack on Egypt in 1967 was conducted with
French Mystere and Mirage warplanes. In fact, that was the only battle Israel ever
won. But it was the battle that started the 6-year war which ended in 1973 with
the Egyptians crossing the Suez Canal and
booting the Israelis out of the Sinai.
What happened during the interim six years – known as the
War of Attrition – was that the Jews were able to con the US Congress into
believing that Israel
was winning, and that it deserved to be rewarded with a finger of American
largess; a reward that kept growing till it swallowed the whole arm. Israel continues to nibble at what else is there
despite its defeat and the necessity for America to rush to its rescue.
So you ask: What kind of weapons was Israel using in
1973 when it was defeated? And what king of success did it have using American
weapons? The answer is that Israel
was using American weapons in 1973 when it was defeated. It started receiving
them because General de Gaulle – then President of France – was angered by the
Israelis when they used French warplanes to bomb the civilian airport of
unarmed and helpless tiny Lebanon .
Ever since that time, all that Israel was able to accomplish
using American weapons, was to bomb unarmed and helpless tiny Gaza or bomb
unarmed and helpless tiny Lebanon or send a warplane to bomb a position in
Syria at a time when that country had its hands full with an ongoing civil war.
In addition to telling a mutilated history, Tobin said this:
“The Americans were able to draw upon Israel 's
intelligence network throughout the region, as well as take advantage of Israel 's
expertise in designing weapon systems.” So you want to know how America might
have benefited form Israeli intelligence, and you look for an answer in the
article. You find this: “Israel
still faced enemies, including an Iranian regime that was strengthened by the
toppling of Saddam Hussein.” What a surprise! Was this the outcome of America
benefiting from Israeli intelligence? Or was it the direct result of Israeli
fabricated intelligence?
As to America
taking advantage of Israel 's
expertise in designing weapon systems, there are several fascinating stories to
tell in this regard. The two most comical examples involve the Chinese and the
South Koreans.
The Israelis went to the Chinese and said they are experts
in designing airplanes, and they can help them set-up an indigenous Chinese
aerospace industry. Great, said the Chinese, when can we come look at the
facilities where you gained all that expertise? Astonished, the Israelis exclaimed:
facilities! What facilities? We don't have facilities; this is why we came to
you. We have the experts who will advise you, and you'll do the work. And the
Chinese looked at the Israelis in the eyes and told them something like: get
the f**k out of here, and don't you ever show your ugly faces around here
again.
The Israelis tried to pull a similar sort of stunt in South
Korea with regard to steel-making, and were met with the same kind of reaction
because as everyone that worked in industry knows, you can read up on how to
make something, but until you make it over and over again … failing and
succeeding partially many times till you have it perfected, you cannot call
yourself an expert. It seems that the Jews will need another million years of
evolution before they can grasp this concept.
Sadly, there was a time when the Israelis were able to fool
someone as to their expertise in something. That's when they convinced the
editors of the Wall Street Journal they had the secret to using water
efficiently. The editors published the story of the great Israeli invention
that was going to educate America
on how to become a water-rich nation. The lesson was this: make the users pay
for the water they use, and this will compel them to be efficient. Whoa! How brilliant!
What a bunch of geniuses those Jews. Why did God not create all of us as smart
as them? Yes, my friend, believe it or not, this is America under Jewish tutelage.