Saturday, December 16, 2017

The Way to dampen so-called Antisemitism

They have been doing the same thing for 4,000 years and getting the same result. Strangely enough, they are still blaming their woes on everyone but themselves. If this is not insanity, what is?

A painful cycle that should never exist starts when the Jews point to the last pogrom or holocaust and accuse humanity of suffering a defect they call antisemitism. They use this approach to ask the existing authorities to intervene on their behalf. When this happens, they recommend harsh treatment for the individuals that do not kowtow to their demands. From there, they gradually escalate their demands till they cover the entire society. And this is how the next pogrom or holocaust is triggered. It is a never-ending case of here we go again!

To see how that cycle unfolds, you may study an article that came under the title: “The Uncomfortable Truth About Swedish Anti-Semitism,” written by Paulina Neuding and published on December 14, 2017 in the New York Times. The writer begins by making the correct observation, but then immediately spins it as if to load a machine gun and point it at the Jews throughout the world.

Here is Neuding's observation: “Jews are by now used to anti-Semitic threats and attacks –– especially during periods of unrest in the Middle East...” and here is her spin: “...which provide cover to those whose actual goal has little to do with Israel and much to do with harming Jews.” But what's the utility of this spin? It is to say there is nothing wrong with Israel and nothing wrong with those who finance the crimes it commits against the unarmed people of Palestine.

What's wrong, she means to say, resides in humanity itself – and this can only be a genetic defect called antisemitism. Her recommendation, therefore, is that we must look for a solution to the problem that does not include the Jews. It will have to be a solution that punishes the individuals who do not behave as instructed, even if that ends up covering all of society.

Having fabricated a dishonest spin, and believing it will hold in the minds of the readers no matter how much she contradicts herself, Paulina Neuding went on contradicting herself like there is no tomorrow. Here is a sampling of that:

“People protested Trump's decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. Some of the country's leaders have used Israel to explain violence … Sweden's foreign minister explained radicalism among Europeans with reference to Israel: 'Here, we are brought to situations like the one in the Middle East, where the Palestinians see that there isn't a future. We must either accept a desperate situation or resort to violence'”.

While that was a glaring kind of contradiction, the Jews also practice a more subtle kind; one that adds to their sliminess just the same. It is called the ‘double-standard.’ To understand how it works, we compare what Paulina Neuding says must be done, and what she says must not be done.

Here is her argument as to what must be done: “Prime Minister Lofven was asked whether Sweden was naïve about the link between immigration and anti-Semitism. His response was: 'We have a problem with anti-Semistism, and it doesn't matter who expresses it.' But the problem grew so dire, he later admitted 'We will not ignore the fact that people have come from the Middle East where anti-Semitism is widespread. We must become clearer, dare to talk more about it.' He's right. Unfortunately, the country's news media is often unable to speak plainly about the issue”.

And here is her argument as to what must not be done: “Sweden's newspaper, Aftonbladet, accused Israel of harvesting Palestinian organs –– the modern equivalent of the blood libel. The state TV attributed Trump's announcement on Jerusalem to the extreme strength of the Jewish lobby in the United States. Sweden's leading news agency cited 'influential Jewish donors' in its analysis of the move. The Swedish press often crosses the line into vilification of the Jewish state and regularly insinuates that events in the Middle East are directed by powerful Jews in the West. This risks stoking already dangerous anti-Jewish sentiment”.

Thus, what she means to convey with these two statements, is that Sweden must stoke anti-Arab and anti-Muslim sentiments but not anti-Jewish sentiment.

Now, my friend, stop for a moment and think about it. If after 4,000 years of this kind of behavior––and the various punishments that resulted, these people still have not learned their lesson––what can we do to save them from themselves?

The first thing we do is acknowledge that the Jewish leaders are able to maintain the self-destructive posture that's characteristic of them because they succeeded at weaponizing and exploiting the Holocaust.

Therefore, the effort to save the Jews (from their self-appointed leaders) must include a prohibition on all governments to spend money that would be used to memorialize the Holocaust.

Also, the politico-journalistic establishment must be on alert at all time, and push back against attempts to speak of the Holocaust other than in historical terms.

That is, the people who would use the Holocaust to do propaganda of any kind must be instantly repudiated with a level of vehemence equal to that employed against the people who use history in exploitative ways.