When do you decide that funny isn't funny anymore because you
reckon that funny has mutated and became exasperating?
Would you stop laughing if you heard a bank robber accuse the bank
manager of stealing his money? Would you stop laughing if you heard a mental
patient accuse the institution’s psychiatrist where he stays, of being mentally
ill? Would you stop laughing if you were to read American editorials absolve
the Jews of responsibility while at the same time accuse humanity of spreading
Anti-Semitism?
Or would you just scream: “the hell with it,” and allow yourself
to crack laughing as you read an editorial that says: “Anti-Semitism, a scourge
as old as Judaism, has a thousand fathers. There have long been conspiracy
canards about supposed secret and demonic powers of Jews. Rep. Ilhan Omar of
Minnesota, a Democrat, has suggested that Israel has 'hypnotized' the world”.
In fact, those were the words that the editors of The Washington Times
wrote to end the piece they authored under the title: “A reprise of an ancient
evil,” which they printed in their publication on May 27, 2019. Their editorial
came out one day after the editors of The New York Times had published their
own piece under the title: “The Old Scourge of Anti-Semitism Rises Anew in
Europe,” and the subtitle: “Jews face threats from extremists on the left and
the right. A third of European Jews have considered emigrating”.
These are only two examples of the thousands which are published
every year –– written mostly by Jews and printed in Jewish and non-Jewish
publications, on the subject of Anti-Semitism. Read as many as you can stomach,
and you'll find that not one (this is no exaggeration, not a single one) does
as much as allude at the possibility that the Jews contribute as much as one
iota, to their own misery. Not one iota.
Nevertheless, the editors of the Washington Times have correctly
pointed out that Judaism and anti-Semitism were born at the same time. Do you
know who else are born at the same time, my friend? Yes, twins are born at the
same time. So there you have it, the editors that know Judaism and
anti-Semitism are twins, fail to see that they were sired by the same father.
Why this level of ignorance? Because the editors were Svengalied into believing
–– they so stated –– that the bastard twins were sired by a thousand fathers,
not one of them being a Jew.
And because the editors of America's publications have shown to be
this much off the mark, you should not be surprised to learn that they spout
nothing but delusional formulations that make no sense and that lead nowhere,
every time they venture into discussing the phenomenon of Anti-Semitism.
Here is a sample of what the editors of the New York Times are saying:
“Half the Germans believe it is true that Jews talk too much about
what happened during the Holocaust. These are the stereotypes that make
anti-Semitism a pernicious form of bigotry, a conspiracy theory in which Jews
spread evil in their countries through the control of capital, the media or
whatever. As appalling as this should be to Europeans, they should ring a loud
alarm for American leaders of conscience. Speak up when you glimpse evidence of
anti-Semitism, or risk enabling the spread of this deadly virus”.
That is, the editors of the New York Times, blame the rise of
anti-Semitism in Germany on the fact that half the German people discovered
that the Jews talk too much about the Holocaust. And that's a disease that
spread throughout Europe like a deadly virus, say the learned editors of the
New York Times. To solve the problem of the Germans believing that the Jews
talk too much about the Holocaust, we must “speak up” whenever we glimpse
evidence of anti-Semitism, say the wise editors. Why didn't I think of that?
You talk to solve the problem of someone talking too much. What a beautiful
solution to an ugly problem!
And here is a sample of what the editors of the Washington Times
are saying:
“A German official suggested that Jews refrain from wearing
skullcaps in public. Crimes are down in that country but for one exception;
attacks on Jews are rising. They were attributed to white nationalists and a
growing Muslim population. The trend in Germany is duplicated across Europe. In
Britain, the Labor Party has become a hotbed of anti-Semites. Alas, what starts
in the old world does not stay there. Attacks on Jews have risen in the US as
well. It's difficult to see how to combat this, but it must be done. It begins
with sounding the alarm at the evil in our midst”.
It seems that the Washington editors have a more cryptic theory
than that of the New York editors. They said that the advent of Muslims into
Germany brought with it a lowering of the crime rate in that country. What
happened simultaneously, however, was an increase in the number of attacks on
Jews, a specialty of the white nationalists since before the advent of the
Muslims.
What does it all mean? Well, the Washington editors admit they
don't know what it means. But they choose to sound the alarm anyway because
they figure there is evil in our midst.