One after the other, the most prominent “hawks” in America
have been coming out lately – not to give the usual promise for a quick victory
that will enhance America's image as being a “strong horse” – but to recommend
to the Trump Administration a war of another kind.
When you check the background of these characters, you find
them to be students of the Likud
School
The one chosen to articulate that paramount point of view is
Clifford D. May. He wrote: “Afghanistan
and the war against the West,” an article that also came under the subtitle:
“To win will require a 'sustainable sustained commitment.' It was published on
August 29, 2017 in The Washington Times.
It is amazing the shameless nerve that allows these people
to ignore 99 percent of the historical realities, and then mutilate the
remaining 1 percent to make a fake point they hope will prove the theory they
adopted for the day. True to from, this is what Clifford May set out to do when
he advised that from the conflict in Afghanistan , referred to as “the
longest war in American history … you might infer that wars are normally brief.
Not so.” Thus, for two reasons, you should pay attention to the terms:
“American history” and “normally brief.” They are these:
First, the writer did not mention one war in which America participated, that was longer than the Afghanistan
war. In fact he admitted as much when he said: “It's true that America 's wars
have been of relatively short duration.” But then, guess what he did to insist
that it's okay for America
to get involve in bloodier wars. He said this: “But many [wars] also have been
intensely lethal.” He went on to cite the large number of soldiers who died in
each of the previous wars, and terminated with what amounts to: What the heck!
Not as many have died so far in Afghanistan ,
so why not stay there till we log hundreds of thousands more dead?
Second, given that Planet Earth has known more than 50 wars
– all of them of short duration since the Second World War just three quarters
of a century ago – it must have taken a great deal of Jewish gall for Clifford
May to reject the notion that wars have been “normally brief,” then cite only 3
supposed wars of long duration that took place in the past one thousand years or
so.
And that's not even the entire deception because what he
calls long wars, were not wars at all, but a peaceful Muslim rule that was then
replaced by a Christian or Atheist rule. In fact, if we go by Clifford May's
definition of war, we would say that the Russia-Ukrainian war lasted 72 years
from 1919 to 1991. And we would say that the Bantu-Caucasian war in South Africa
lasted 4 centuries till the election of Nelson Mandela as President. Both
propositions would be false, as are the three Clifford May assertions.
As if these were not enough falsehoods and mutilations of
history, Clifford May decided it would be helpful, as he says, “to think of Afghanistan as
a great war against the West.” Never mind that Afghanistan is situated in the
East, or that America – presumed to be a part of the West – is the one
occupying Afghanistan, Clifford May has adopted the Jewish logic of the rapist
that cries bloody murder when his victims refuse to return what he calls his
supreme act of love. The Jewish world is a world that’s upside down.
To explain his point, May says that “the conflict can be
traced back to Iran 's
1979 revolution.” This is when Shia Muslims declared they wish to conduct
jihad, he says. The problem, however, is that they did nothing about it for a long
while, according to him, a situation that gave the Sunni Muslims the idea to
engineer the 9/11 tragedy.
And that's how the East-West or the Muslim-Judeo/Christian
great war started according to Clifford May. But now that this reality is upon
us for better or for worse, he advises carrying on with the war for an eternity
or until one side has vanquished the other. These characters will invent
anything to get America
involved in a war.