'Back to the Future' has entered the North
American colloquial in a big way thanks to a popular science-fiction movie that
was so named. If things keep going on the political front the way they are at
this time, there is a good chance that “Fast Forward to the Past” will also
become a famous North American colloquial.
You can tell this might happen when you read the
article that came under the title: “Trump's new counterterrorism strategy,”
written by Clifford D. May, and published on October 9, 2018 in The Washington
Times. What the author wants you to believe is that President Trump has a new
strategy to deal with some fictitious war that can neither be defined nor
described, but that he, Clifford May, knows all about.
May wants to say that President Trump's strategy
is spelled out in a document titled: 'National Strategy for Counterterrorism,'
which has the acronym NSC, deliberately chosen to be confused with National
Security Council (NSC.) The idea behind the creation of this confusing trick,
is that if the fake NSC were the real NSC, the document would officially be
that of the President. But it isn't, and the use of the trick is just another
way that May is deceiving his readers. His intent is to articulate Israel's
policies by pretending they are America's policies.
Clifford May begins his article by quoting the
first six words with which he says the bogus NSC document begins its
presentation. They are these: “We remain a nation at war.” It is evident that
the writers who composed that document deemed it important to start the
discussion in that manner to assure the readers they are not advocating the
start of a war; they are simply telling why America must embrace the war that
was heaped on it. If you want to know what this sleight of hand is called, my
friend, think of it as vintage Jewish psycho-trickery.
And now that Clifford May has asserted that
America is at war, he feels obliged to give the evidence. But sensing that it
will not be easy to do that, he uses another Jewish psycho-trick to buttress
his argument. It goes like this: Because Barack Obama is a hated boogeyman ––
fashioned by the spin doctors to motivate the right-wing base –– the said name
can be used to stir the bile. This will numb the brain and prepare it for
brainwash.
And this is the trick which Clifford May used as
seen here: “Obama believed that the tide of war was receding, that terrorist
groups were JV teams. He instructed that every war must end; it is what history
advises, what democracy demands. Actually, history advises that wars seldom end
by fiat”.
Clifford May then attempted to provide the
evidence to what he was saying, but because there was no convincing evidence he
could provide, he pulled yet another Jewish trick. It consisted of attributing
to fictitious Muslim terrorists, the real terror acts of the Israeli
establishment. What Clifford May cobbled together is reproduced in the passage
below.
It must be noted, however, that because May
replaced the words Jew and Judaism with the words Muslim and Islam –– thus
creating a fake version of the events –– the correct version was restored by
reversing the injurious substitutions. Here then, is how the passage should
read:
“In World War II we defeated racial supremacists.
In the Cold War we defeated class supremacists. In the current war, we'll
defeat religious supremacists or they'll defeat us. They have ambitions. They
value power, conquest and glory. A fanatic minority of Jews is determined to
make Judaism a master race. Day after day, these people slaughter Muslim and
Christian Arabs. Radical West Bank settlers believe the path to the future must
be cleared by military force. Jewish gambling moguls have been the world's central
bankers of terrorism”.
Because Clifford May brought up the name of John
Bolton several times in the article, we cannot ignore the role that the latter
played in the story. In fact, May attributed to Bolton words to this effect: We're confronting a terrorist ideology. Without recognizing
that, we can't properly address the threat. The rulers in Tehran are
bankrolling international terrorism. They sponsor groups that continue to pose
a threat to the United States and our interests.
What do we make of this? Well, it sounds like the
accusations that were hurled at Iraq in preparation to invade that country,
causing America to commit its biggest mistake ever, kill its own and others by
the hundreds of thousands, destabilize the entire region, and throw trillions
of dollars down the Jewish sewer.
John Bolton and his associates must have loved
that spectacle, the reason why they want to duplicate it by fast forwarding to
the past.