That poor fellow Benny Avni––if he keeps doing what he's
doing––the Jewish pundits will want to kick him out of their mob. It seems that
every time he gets on the keyboard of his computer, he produces not a symphony
of words that serenade Israel, but a cacophony of jumbled thoughts that
threaten the phony posture Israel is trying to project to the world.
His latest attempt at producing the masterpiece he thought
will cement Israel's continued right to use America's military and financial
muscles by which to bully its neighbors, has backfired again; and he doesn't
even realize it. This time, he tried his hand over a two-day period to produce
that masterpiece when on September 19, 2017 he wrote about the speech that was
delivered by the American President Donald Trump at the UN; and the next day
wrote about the speech that was delivered by the Iranian President Hassan
Rouhani at that same forum.
Avni seems to have understood Rouhani's speech just enough
to hate it, but misunderstood Trump's speech so badly as to believe it can be
used to serve Israel's interests. That is, Avni latched on to the idea of Trump
promoting the principle of sovereignty, and tried to make a big deal out of it,
not knowing it can only hurt Israel .
This happened because, like they say, a little education is a bad thing.
In fact, Avni says that Trump's “sovereignty” approach harks
back to the 1940s, which is true. But this knowledge is incomplete in that it
misses two things. First, another important expression used to accompany the
word sovereignty: “territorial integrity.” Second, the talk about sovereignty
and territorial integrity harks back not only to the 1940s when Nazi Germany
was going on a rampage in Europe, but also to the 1960s when Israel was going
on a rampage in the Middle East.
In the 1940s, this kind of talk was music to Jewish ears
because the Jews did not have a sovereign nation of their own, and the United
Nations gave them one they called Israel . Twenty years later, Israel had violated the sovereignty and
territorial integrity of its neighbors, and most of the talk that arose at the
time surrounded the reality that the land Israel was occupying beyond the
boundaries of the 1948 lines, was a breach of someone's territorial integrity,
and a violation of their sovereignty.
It follows from this that when President Trump speaks of
sovereignty he is reminding Israel
that it is in criminal violation of international law. This gives the aggrieved
parties the right to defend themselves in the true sense of the words whatever
method they use to do the job, given their capabilities and those of the
aggressor. In these circumstances, Israel 's complaints have no
validity as long as it maintains its criminal posture.
As to Benny Avni's handling of President Rouhani's speech,
it is an example of the layered levels of lies and deception that the Jewish
propaganda machine is using these days. The operators of the machine found it
necessary to resort to the multi-layered approach because people learned to
look for the truth beneath the polished surface of lies that the machine was
producing previously.
Two examples of the new method came early in the September
20, 2017 Avni article. Having accused Rouhani of seeing in other people his own
faults, Avni took issue with him because Rouhani expressed pride in his
country's armed forces and all those who defend the nation. But Avni said these
were bad people because they created Hezbollah, and because Iran sends weapons to warring factions from Afghanistan to Africa .
First example: The truth is that Hezbollah in Lebanon , and Hamas in Palestine
were created by Israel long
before Iran had its eyes on
the Levant . Israel
began that process when Iran
was embroiled in a long war with Iraq 's Saddam Hussein.
Second example: When it comes to sending weapons to warring
factions around the world, the only people caught selling weapons to both sides
in a conflict were the Israelis. They were the Jewish merchants of death,
caught red handed selling weapons to both the government and the rebels in Sri Lanka . They
are currently suspected of doing the same thing in other places around the
globe.
In addition, the people who look into Israel's finances know
how much importance the central bank of Israel places on the export of weapons
– much of which being American-made, and some of it containing secrets that
America forbids transferring to potential enemies; a rule that Israel breaks
routinely.
And so, it can be seen that the Jews who invented the trick
of accusing others of the evil they see in themselves, now accuse others of
doing that very thing.
In other words, when the world unveiled their trick, the
Jews started accusing their opponents of practicing that very trick. That’s
what Avni did accusing Hassan Rouhani of what is purely a Jewish habit.