What could be the deadliest combination guiding a pundit that
wants to be considered serious? It would be to have a short memory, to hold
contradictory opinions simultaneously, and be a pushover for the latest vogue,
as vogues follow one another.
There was a time not long ago when the prevailing vogue was to
assert that America was an exceptional country. The idea may or may not have
started with the Jews, but they took to it like flies take to dung. That's
because it was an easy way to make the point that America was exceptional in
the same way that Jews were exceptionally chosen; which led them to the
conclusion that America and Israel were forever tied at the hip.
Like everything that crops up in popular culture, the proponents
of the idea were pressured to define America's exceptionalism. They responded
by saying that this American trait was derived from the country's history, and
remains true today. They explained that it was based on the idea of maintaining
a laissez-faire kind of economy, which attracts the best and brightest from
around the world. Thus, maintaining America in the current state, will maintain
it as the exceptional country it has always been.
In time, the vogue of asserting American exceptionalism did what
all vogues do, which is to fade away and be replaced by a new vogue. But the
idea of being exceptional, burned hot and bright in the hearts of the
politico-journalist crowd … those inside the Beltway, and those scattered
outside of it in the rest of America as well as the American embassies,
consulates and missions around the world. And it is from these places, that
information is constantly sent out to potential newcomers, telling them what a
great place America is.
One of the people that was impressed by such presentation was
Ilhan Omar. Like everyone that is subjected to this kind of — call it what it
is — propaganda, she believed every word she heard and ever image she saw. And
then Ilhan Omar came to America and saw what it means to say there are two
sides to every story. She saw the unseemly side of American life, standing side
by side with the pretty image that's being sent around the world. What to do?
Well, Omar decided to stick her neck out. She used the tools that
the American system was offering her, and started to act like the legendary
exceptional American who seeks to live the dream of contributing to the effort
that will leave America in a better shape than she found it. This meant not to
be wedded to the dream of self-enrichment as most newcomers choose to do. It
also meant to recognize that there is an unseemly side to American life; one
that needs to be addressed.
Ilhan Omar explained all of that in numerous interviews she gave
to journalists since her election to the House of Representatives. And then, a
very sick spin doctor, pretending to be a serious pundit; the kind that you'll
find only among Jews, came out and wrote an article in which he basically said
that beauty is ugliness because in Jewish eyes, ugliness is perceived as
beauty. He is Seth Barron who wrote: “No need for thanks,” an article that was
published in the City Journal on March 7, 2019, and republished the next day
under the title: “Forget about Israel,” in the New York Post.
What follows is a condensed version of what Seth Barron says is
proof — not that the Muslim woman, Ilhan Omar, has decided to dedicate her life
to making America better — but that she was ungrateful:
“Interviewed, Omar explained that she watched orientation videos
about life here … happy families at dinner tables full of food, happy children
running off to school buses, a country where people lead a prosperous life. You
look forward to life as you see it on the screen, she said. But when she landed
here, she saw panhandlers on the streets, trash everywhere, and graffiti on
walls. She asked her father why America fell short of what she was promised,
and he told her to hold on, 'we will get to our America.' Moreover, the reality
that people can't access the justice system equally isn't the America she heard
about. She noticed a disconnect between the ideals of America and the actual
reality. She did not expect to go to school with kids who were worried about
food as much as she was in a refugee camp”.
To consider these words as proof of ingratitude rather than a
determination to lead an exemplary life, tells not of Ilhan Omar's state of
mind, which is pure like that of a saint, but the state of Seth Barron whose
head, heart and soul are decomposing as repulsively as the carcass of a dead
coyote. Only a Jew can be like that.
Now, my friend, let me tell you something I experienced
personally. For half a century, I had the offer dangled to my face, to
compromise my moral integrity and live a life of luxury and accolades, or
maintain a “quixotic” integrity and live a life that will remain well below my
potential.
I chose the latter, and the Jews used my decision to explain to
gullible Canadian politicians and journalists that refusing to sell my soul for
a stack of bribes, was proof I was harboring evil intent. That's because evil
to them, turned out to be what I and every non-Jew I know of, consider to be
virtuous.
For a long time, I thought that this kind of spin happens only in
Canada, and that America was immune to it. But for a number of weeks now, I
have been detecting signs that America's culture was being infiltrated by that
same diseased influence.
I saw it in the writings of Jewish columnists, most alarmingly
Clifford D. May. I also saw it in the way that Ilhan Omar was treated by Jewish
lawmakers. And now I see it in the writing of Seth Barron the Jew.