Tuesday, April 10, 2018

Who outranks whom in the Book of who's who?

When a conflict erupts between two parties, it follows a natural progression, which is to escalate the violence. If one party is by far superior to the other, he wins the battle quickly and dictates his terms. If the two parties are of equal strength, the conflict tends to last a long time, even indefinitely.

In that case, one of two possibilities can happen. If the casualties are low, the conflict will most likely last a long time before a mediator intervenes and offers to help negotiate an end to the conflict. But if the casualties are high, one of the combatants or both would call on a mediator to help them negotiate an end to the conflict.

The history of the twentieth century has evolved in such a way that the United States of America became the de facto diplomatic counselor the other nations called upon to help them negotiate an end to conflicts. At first, even the Arab nations had no qualms considering America to be the honest broker that will work to end a conflict without prejudice toward anyone, and without prioritizing a self-serving ulterior motive.

But then, little by little, the American governing apparatus as well as the information and entertainment institutions were infiltrated by Jews who were and continue to be fixated on one thing only: milking everything and everyone with whom they come into contact to serve their causes, chief among these Israel's ambition to dominate the Middle East by eliminating every potential rival … doing so using American power, prestige, weapons, finances, and where necessary America's own military.

It was at this point and because of those developments that the Arab World drafted Egypt's charismatic President Nasser to assume the role of protector of Arab interests as well as counselor and mediator in charge of defusing inter-Arab conflicts, and in charge of reconciling the belligerents.

While the new paradigm was gaining solid footing, America was losing credibility among the Arabs and most of the Third World nations. The Arabs expressed their displeasure at America by instituting an oil embargo on that country; the prominent nations among those making up the Third World, coalesced into a Non Aligned Movement.

It is useful to keep that history in mind when reading the article that came under the title: “Assad's Horror, and Those Who Enable It,” and the subtitle: “Russia, Iran, and North Korea all play a role in the Syrian regime's chemical attacks on its own people.” It was published on April 8, 2018 in The Weekly Standard.

The article was written by Thomas Joscelyn, who is a bigwig in a comical outfit that says it is defending the so-called democracies, but is actually the most vociferous among the most fanatic of Jewish groupings advocating the right of converts to Judaism to possess a piece of Palestine whatever the cost in lives lost and/or destitution to the indigenous Palestinians that have lived on the land since the beginning of time.

And so, when someone that's not a fanatic Jew or a gullible American is exposed to arguments such as those you'll encounter in Joscelyn's article, he cannot help but add to the contempt that the world has for the double standard that America is practicing in the world today. Human beings around the globe are not only dismayed by the policies that America is pursuing, they are shocked that America's so-called democracy is so fragile it was hijacked with such ease by a handful of organized criminals in half a century.

Look at the kind of language that Joscelyn is using to describe the Syrian situation, and imagine an ordinary reader anywhere in the world going over these same words. He does not read Assad as Assad or Syria as Syria. Instead, he replaces in his mind, Assad with Netanyahu, and replaces Syria with Israel. The effect is that he ends up reading the following:

“The U.S. attempted to punish Netanyahu with airstrikes –– the Zionist regime has seemingly struck again … Details concerning this attack remain to be confirmed. But the world has learned valuable lessons regarding the behavior of organized criminals when it comes to their pursuit and use of lethal weapons on civilians”.

Despite there being enough dishonesty in those few words to revolt normal human beings, Thomas Joscelyn went on to do something that will blow your mind.

Do you remember what he and members of his comical outfit were saying about the U.N. because it refused to toe the Zionist line? They made it sound like the U.N. wasn't good enough to serve as a urinal in Satan’s Hell.

Well then, do you know how many times he invoked the U.N.'s name in his latest article to let it be known that he agrees with the way it has refused to toe the Assad line? He invoked it nine (9) times.

Yes, it's not only America that's practicing a double standard, he too––Thomas Joscelyn––could not write a short article without stuffing it with a heavy dose of hypocritical double standard.

As the saying goes: “like parent like offspring.” The thing, however, is that this case is so confusing, it’s impossible to tell who is the parent and who is the offspring. Is it a case of big America and small Israel? Or is it a case of influential Israel and nondescript America?