There are many constants attributable to Jews, but the
one that's associated with them the most, is the old Communist saying: “What's
mine is mine and what's yours is debatable.” Actually, the Jews have upgraded
it to now say: “What's mine is mine and what's yours will soon be mine”.
You see that mentality at play in the Middle East
where the Jews have stopped talking about the Golan Heights and the West Bank being
territories, they will hold till they can negotiate an agreement with their
neighbors. What they do now is savagely attack anyone that suggests these are
occupied territories. By that, they mean to state that the territories are
theirs. Period.
You also see that same mentality at play on the
international stage. It manifests itself each time that an inquiry cites Israel
as being culpable of a violation. This motivates the Jews to rise and
immediately start mobilizing the resources of the United States. Regardless of
the cost to America's taxpayers, the Jews put these resources to work on
reversing the citation.
And you see that mentality at play in America's
domestic affairs as well. It happens that every decision adopted locally to
favor the Jews, acquires an ironclad solidity, whereas every decision that
contradicts Jewish interests, triggers a sustained tsunami of pressures to
reverse the decision. In fact, that's happening at this moment with regard to
the decision to save lives and wealth by pulling American troops out of Syria.
The latest in the realm of applied pressure, is an
article that came under the title: “Why the United States must stay in Syria,”
written by Gary Anderson and published on December 23, 2018 in the Washington
Times. You see that title and you decide to read the article, thinking that
reasons were overlooked why America must continue to sacrifice blood and
treasure in Syria rather than pull out … but what you discover amazes you.
You are amazed not because Gary Anderson discovered
the eureka argument that has eluded everyone up to now, but because the retired
Colonel has leveraged his training as a Marine Corps officer, as well as his
career as a military man, to rehash the talking points that the Jewish leaders
are distributing among their lackeys.
You'll find that the sum total of Anderson's arguments
rests on the principles of Jewish haggling. From using the wrong yardstick to
evaluate his opponents' arguments ... to the attempt at gaining credit for his
side by discrediting the political opposition ... to the speculation about a
future that will unfold in misery unless things change drastically — everything is there to indicate that Gary Anderson
was schooled in the art of playing the Jewish game. What follows is a brief
summary of what he said:
“Trump is screwing up in withdrawing from
Syria. He should re-evaluate. He is doing what he criticized Obama for doing.
Nothing will be gained politically by the Syrian withdrawal. There are no
teach-ins, demonstrations at the Pentagon or hoards of military-age males
heading for the Canadian border to avoid service. More Americans will die in
traffic accidents in a single day over the holidays than will die in our Syrian
involvement. A field exercise by Marines costs as much as supporting the troops
in Syria. A power vacuum is like having molding food under a refrigerator; it
attracts vermin. In 2010 I was on patrol with my security detail, and ran into
the al Qaeda in Iraq (AQI) governor of the district. He said that someday we'll
be gone and AQI will be there governing again. Without a cleaning crew, the
mold under the refrigerator will regrow and the roaches will return”.
He says the absence of demonstrations at the Pentagon
by would-be draft dodgers, proves that the situation in Syria today is not as
critical as it was during the Vietnam War. That's because there is no draft
now, dumbo!
The writer also tries to pull a fast one on his
readers by making the asinine Jewish argument that because Americans die in car
accidents (something that cannot be avoided) and because they spend money doing
military exercises (out of necessity) they can just as well waste a few lives
by sending them in harm’s way, and waste a few billions of dollars doing it.
Perfect Jewish logic. Is it not?
To end his argument, Gary Anderson came up with the
analogy of rotting food under the refrigerator that attracts roaches. The poor
man does not understand that there is a natural place for everything. When
things remain in their place, life unfolds as pleasantly as it should. When
they are displaced, they disrupt life for everyone.
Thus, when the Americans go under the proverbial
refrigerators around the world where they do not belong — they become the rotting food that attracts the roaches
looking for something to feed on.