Year after year, and decade after decade, the self-appointed
Jewish leaders have blown their entrails out of their bellies, hollering that
it was anti-Semitic to accuse them of warmongering. They said that such
accusations make ordinary people hate Jews, an attitude that has the potential
to lead to a holocaust, perhaps the ultimate one.
And yet, year after year and decade after decade — make that, day
after day and week after week — you see a spectacle of Jewish punditry like the
one that's running now. Featured in today’s show, are the three horsemen of the
apocalyptic mob of Jewish punditry, doing their usual warmongering thing. They
are Benny Avni, Clifford D. May and Daniel Pipes.
Avni wrote two columns in less than a week lamenting President
Trump's decision to end America's involvement in the Syrian war, and then
advised him to rekindle America's penchant to go to war. On December 19, 2018,
Avni published: “The Syria withdrawal may be Trump's biggest blunder yet,” and
on December 25, 2018, he published: “An 'America First' strategy for Trump in
2019.” Both columns appeared in the New York Post.
As to Clifford May, he wrote a column lamenting President Trump's
decision to end America's involvement in the Syrian war and to reduce America's
involvement in the Afghan war. This is the one that has been going for 17
years, and was dubbed America's longest war. May's column came under the title:
“Looking for the exits,” published on December 25, 2018 in The Washington
Times.
As to Daniel Pipes who should be nicknamed 'Master of Redundancy,'
he did it again. He wrote: “Tectonic shifts in attitudes toward Israel,” an
article in which he mentions yet another reason why Israel's military should
move-in massively and wipe the Palestinians off the face of the Earth. The
Pipes article was published on December 26, 2018 in The Washington Times.
In his December 19, 2018 column, Benny Avni chides President Trump
for making what he says was a bad deal. Here is how he put it: Trump leaving
Syria was a component in a deal with Erdogan. The Turks get a free hand dealing
with the Kurds, while America gets nothing. Trump blundered conceding to Ankara
without getting commitments in return.
Speaking of blunder, do you realize what blunder Benny Avni
committed in writing that passage? Let me tell you: He forgot what he wrote a
year ago about the concession that Trump made without getting something in
return. Trump had moved the American Embassy to Jerusalem without getting as
much as a commitment from Netanyahu that there will be no more theft of
Palestinian land. Benny Avni hailed Trump's move as if it were the best thing
that happened to the Milky Way since the Big Bang.
And that's not all, my friend. After chiding Trump on December 19,
2018 for the concession he made to Ankara, Avni went on to write the following,
only 6 days later in this December 25, 2018 column: “Trump moved the US Embassy
to Jerusalem, pleasing Israel.” He meant it as a compliment to Trump even
though moments before, he was chiding him for treating Turkey the same as he
treated Israel. Call this the shameless celebration of Jewish double standard.
As to the Clifford May article, there is little in it that’s not a
rehash of what he has been spewing for years. The only thing that might catch
your attention is Clifford May's quoting George Orwell who said: “The quickest
way of ending a war is to lose it.” Of course, Orwell being Orwell, he must
have had a corollary for that saying. It may be sitting in a drawer or an attic
somewhere, waiting to be discovered. Until this happens, we may speculate as to
how the corollary might go. How about this: “The quickest way to win a war is
never to start one.” It sounds very Orwellian, does it not?
Let's now look at the Daniel Pipes article. After describing the
new world order, not as it is, but as he wishes it had become, Daniel Pipes
relied on the fantasy he created to argue yet again for the resolution of the
Palestinian situation, not by the rule of law as spelled out in Security
Council Resolutions 242 and 338, but by crushing the Palestinians. This is like
saying the way to deal with a rape victim who refuses to accept what's being
done to her, is to murder the thing, thus establish her silence.
Here are Daniel Pipes' actual words: “A resolution of the
Palestinian issue should be a priority for Israelis. It does not mean touting a
peace plan. It means, an Israeli victory and a Palestinian defeat will achieve
this. Getting the Palestinians to cry uncle is an urgent priority for Israel
and its supporters”.