When by mistake you walk into a place where you don't
belong, you excuse yourself, turn around and walk out.
This happened to many legislators in America over
the past few decades. They found themselves out of place in a Congress that
felt so alien to them; they understood they will accomplish nothing of what
they had come to do.
Rather than stay there and see themselves gradually sucked
into a vortex where they knew they'll be turned into another beast of burden
pulling forward the agenda of the Jewish and gun lobbies, they said goodbye to
the place that showed them how betrayal of country and uselessness of purpose
are practiced.
Well, this is one good reason why someone would not want to
be in a place where he doesn’t belong. Another reason is demonstrated by the
following fictitious story:
As a tourist in a large group, you visit a sizable compound
that is a renowned historical site. Once inside, the group starts to break up
into smaller groupings, each going to examine one section or another of the
compound. It happens after a while that you find yourself walking alone into a
chamber that looks like a combination of chapel and library. You see a number
of monks, some of whom are praying and some are studying. You feel so out of
place, you quietly backtrack and walk away.
This is what happened to America at the United Nations (UN.)
It's not that there was something wrong with either; the two belonged together
initially. But it happened that the disease which hit the American legislative
process tried to make its way into the workings of the UN. The gun lobby did
not try to influence America 's
conduct inside that international organization; it was the Jewish mode of
operation that did. It accompanied America into the halls of the UN,
feeling like a Weinstein walking into a dormitory of young actresses.
Two editorials tell how this story developed. One came under
the title: “Bash Israel
on your own time” and the subtitle: “Trump is right to bid adieu to UNESCO.” It
was published on October 12, 2017 in the New York Daily News. The other
editorial came under the title: “America
out of Unesco” and the subtitle: “The U.S. shouldn't finance the
anti-Israel U.N. agency.” It was published on October 13, 2017 in the Wall Street
Journal.
Given that this UN organization promotes “Education, Science
and Culture,” America
could not keep a straight face debating these issues with the rest of the world
while a Jew was sitting on its shoulder, whispering what to say and what to
refrain from saying.
Looking at that story, you can see why America felt so
estranged from the rest of humanity, having been transformed by the Jewish
lobby into a beast of burden barking and braying the Jewish agenda in a place
that's supposed to be as sacred as a chapel and a library.
Bearing in mind that the two editorials were written and
published when it was thought that an Arab will be elected head of UNESCO, look
what the Jewish editors of the New York Daily News had said, and you'll
understand America's shame remaining in a place like UNESCO. The first thing
the editors did was accuse the organization – which means accuse humanity
itself – of being anti-Semitic.
They went on to list their beefs as (1) the organization
granting membership to the Palestinian Authority. (2) Passing a resolution
criticizing Israeli aggression and the taking of illegal measures against
freedom of worship, and Muslims' access to their holy site. (3) It called the
Al-Aqsa Compound by its proper Arab name. (4) It confirmed the historical truth
that Israel , as an occupying
power, has no legal or historical rights in Jerusalem . (5) A Cuban envoy asked for a
minute of silence for Palestinians who died in the region.
Also, look what the editors of the Wall Street Journal had
said, and once again you'll understand America 's shame remaining in a
place like UNESCO: “Unesco declared the Tomb of the Patriarchs and other areas
as Palestinian heritage sites, an act of political incitement”.