Imagine yourself growing up as the child of a well-to-do
family, but you know very little about your inheritance because the adults that
were supposed to tell you about your roots passed away too soon.
The lawyer that's in charge of the estate has not been
telling you much, and neither have the people he hired to look after your needs
… and whom he fired when they talked too much or said what they weren't
supposed to say. But yesterday was your birthday, and today is your first full
day as an adult. You have legal rights that even the lawyer cannot prevent you
from exercising.
The first thing you discover is that absent a will from your
departed elders, the lawyer appointed himself executor of the estate, skimming
it blind and leaving just enough for you to lead a life that was comfortable
enough, you had no reason to complain. But you've seen enough of what he did to
the family fortune that you decide to fire him. This done, you start a program
of discovery to unveil the stories that were hidden from you.
This being a metaphor, it represents the story of the
American public which is you, and the relationship that the country is having
with the Jewish leaders, all of whom are acting as a single dishonest lawyer
equipped with many faces and a single voice. One face is that of Benny Avni who
wrote: “The Palestinian plot to end-run Trump at the UN,” an article that was
published on July 27, 2017 in the New York Post.
Of the stories you unveil, the most heart-wrenching is that
of the panhandler named Palestine
whose elders used to enjoy a princely life. But as a child, he saw the family
fortune stolen by Israel ,
a clan of the dishonest lawyer. The entire town, including your elders, came
together and formed a United Network (UN) to help the panhandler stay alive,
and help him fight his case in court. To that end, everyone in town had donated
to an endowment fund for Palestine
that the dishonest lawyer tried to dissolve. You learned about his scheme, and
this added to your decision to fire him.
The case that the lawyer was trying to make is told in the
Benny Avni article. As usual, the approach he took is that of turning the truth
on its head, painting the victim as aggressor, and the aggressor as victim. He
begins the article by saying that “The Palestinians want your money,” at a time
when 38 billion dollars were allocated to go to Israel in addition to the
quarter trillion that have already gone there, and the trillions more that will
most certainly go in the years and decades to come.
The reason why the lawyer had managed to pull off his
schemes during all those years is that he used some of your money to bribe and
blackmail the jokers in charge of the town's purse. He trained them to
congregate in a place that came to be known as the greatest haggling site to
ever dishonor a superpower. When in session, these characters paralyze the
business of the nation while falling over each other to give Israel what it
needs and does not need, in addition to a bonus or two or three for being so
good as to rob you, the American public, and then spit in your face for not
being generous enough.
Thus, while all this money is shoveled into the umbilical
cord and sent to Israel
in the middle of the night without you knowing when or why this is happening,
Avni is blowing his entrails out of his belly hollering that the little that's
spent on the panhandler is much too much. He also complains that you have no
say in how the money is spend even if the whole world is witness to the money
being used to feed and shelter Palestinian families, victimized by the money
that's taken from American families and sent to Israel hush-hush, courtesy of
the congress of good for nothing clowns; except when they are good to Israel,
of course.
Mindful of the fact that much of the money which goes to
Israel is used to add to the firepower the evil entity uses to suppress the
Palestinians and help ethnic cleanse them out of the homeland where they lived
since the beginning of time, Benny Avni cannot help but counsel that when you
deal with the Palestinians, you ought to have fire in the belly, fire in your
eyes, fire in your breath, and a firearm in your hand.