Here is a classic example as to why the Jews – as stated
even by the wisest of their elders – cannot govern themselves. It is widely
recognized that the Jews can only live a parasitic life, attached to a host.
The worst part is that they convinced themselves they are the life force which
sustains the hosts they abuse; therefore they make no effort to change.
This time, the story which tells the tale is that of water,
the very ingredient that's essential for life to exist. The latest episode
started to unfold almost four years ago when it was decided to construct a
network of water desalination plants and pipelines. They were to turn the salty
water of the Red Sea into fresh water, and transport it all across Jordan , Palestine
and Israel .
At first, a desalination plant was to be built in Jordan under
Jordanian jurisdiction. As to the network of pipelines, it was to be built in
all three places under the three jurisdictions. The first phase of the project
was to be completed this year, 2017. But guess what happened, my friend. Like
every project that's undertaken in an Arab jurisdiction, the water desalination
plant was completed in Jordan
on time and on budget. As to the network of pipelines, it suffered the fate of
every project in which Israel
has a hand; it went nowhere.
Seth M. Siegel who fancies himself as an expert on water
issues, wrote about the project when the decision to go ahead with it, was
first announced almost four years ago. Siegel wrote about it again this week
when it was announced that the project – which got bogged down for all that
time – will finally get going.
There are two apparent reasons why the interest for the
construction of the project was renewed in Israel . The first is that Jordan didn't
wait for the Jews to start behaving like self-governing people, and went ahead
with its plan to build the first of the desalination plants. It was inaugurated
four months ago, on March 18 of this year.
The second reason for the renewed interest is that the
American President, Donald Trump launched an effort to get the peace process
going between the Palestinians and the Israelis. To that end, his mediating
envoy got to work on establishing areas of cooperation that will help build
confidence, persuade the Israelis to end the occupation, and sign a peace
treaty with Palestine .
The water project stood as ideal to do just that.
So far so good, but there is one problem for which President
Trump and his envoy must find a solution in a hurry if they want their peace
making effort to bear fruit. Whereas the Jordanians will fulfill their part of
the bargain, build more desalination plants and enjoy the fresh water they will
produce, the Israelis will behave as they always do, and will paralyze the part
of the project that's under their control.
It is not too difficult to see how and why this will happen.
We only need to look at the two articles that Seth Siegel wrote. They will
convince anyone that the Jews are incapable of behaving like normal human beings
when dealing with those who refuse to host them as parasitic entities. Unless America finds a
way to force the Jews to change, and teaches them to live normal lives, the
effort to broker a peace between them and the Palestinians will come to naught.
The January 7, 2013 article by Seth Siegel came under the
title: “A Middle East Accord– –No Diplomats
Needed,” and the subtitle: Israelis, Palestinians and Jordanians agree on a
project to address water scarcity.” It was published in the Wall Street Journal.
Here is what Siegel said at the start: “The parties came to this agreement
after years of quiet negotiations among themselves. No American or European
Union diplomats prodded them along.” And here is what he said at the end of the
article: “Anyone interested in peacemaking would do well to keep a close eye on
the progress of the project”.
More than 4 years have passed and Jordan , working alone, produced
clean water for its people. But what did Israel accomplish? To answer this
question, we look at Siegel's July 13, 2017 article. It came under the title:
“A Good Story About Israelis and Palestinians,” published in the New York
Times. Despite that cheerful title, the Jewish author does not tell a real
story, but runs off the mouth like the flushing of a toilet.
To blame the Jewish paralysis on the Palestinians, here is
what Seth Siegel chose to say:
“The Palestinians decided to turn water into a political
tool to bludgeon Israel .
They claimed that Israel
was starving them of water to oppress them and break their economy. The PA
spoke of Israel 's
'water apartheid,' To keep this manufactured crisis from being exposed as a
sham, it was necessary to have Palestinian water projects grind to a halt.
Palestinians were strongly discouraged from doing research or working on water
projects with Israelis. They were told they would not get work from the PA
unless they broke ties with the Israelis. The Palestinian Water Authority
refused to meet with its Israeli counterpart in the Joint Water Commission”.
The trouble with all this is that the record is clear. When
the Arabs do something without the Jews, they do it well; do it on time and on
budget. The Jordanian desalination plant is an example of that. So is Egypt's
widening of the Suez Canal as well as the Zohr natural gas field that is on
track to deliver gas in November this year, scarcely two years after its
discovery.
This is in contrast to Israel 's Leviathan gas field that
was discovered 7 years ago, and may not produce for another 10 years, if at
all. Why is that? Because Israel
got into disputes with just about everyone it dealt with, including its close
American partners. And guess who Israel is blaming for the
paralysis? You guessed it; everyone but itself.
The lesson for the Trump administration is that as long as Israel can rely on America
to give it what it will not strive to give itself, Israel will not change. Therefore,
to make the peace process bear fruit, America
must cut off all aid to Israel
till the occupation is ended, and a deal with the Palestinians is signed,
sealed and delivered.