In the old days of the American wild West,
people used to settle their differences much the same way they do today; with
the use of the gun. The difference between then and now is that the aggrieved
people could then count on the cavalry making the effort to rescue them from
the siege of the highway robbers. Today, however, no one can be certain whether
the authorities are with them or against them.
In time, the West was tamed, and some kind
of rule of law reigned in the American colonies, which then federated into a
republic called the United States of America. But after a few decades of
civilized living, and during the time that it took America to grow and become a
superpower, something happened that revived the backward spirit of the old
West.
And so, while the Americans are back
shooting each other to death like they used to do it during the uncivilized old
days, the foreigners-at-heart who precipitated America's return to the past,
are preparing an even more ominous transfiguration of the superpower. Of the
dozens of articles that were written by the Jewish mob of pundits to bring
about that transformation, two were selected for review in this discussion.
One article came under the title: “Trump's
sanctions on Iran won't work without threat of force,” written by Michael
Makovsky and published on September 16, 2019 in The New York Post. The other
article came under the title: “Stand up to Iran's oil market terrorism,”
written by Mark Dubowitz & Brenda Shaffer, and published on September 17,
2019 in The Washington Examiner.
Near the end of his article, Michael
Makovsky spelled out what he wants America to do for Israel. He said this: “The
United States could reinforce its position by more materially and conspicuously
supporting Israel's campaign against Iran. This should include a mutual defense
pact, enshrined in a congressionally endorsed treaty.” To get this far,
Makovsky tiptoed over a whole bunch of fantasies, false interpretations and
psychological pressure. What follows are a few examples of that:
“The president's posture for four months
has only encouraged Tehran to escalate its strikes against energy
infrastructure around the Gulf. This policy of self-deterrence against Iran
needs to end. Iran has mostly acted with impunity against US targets. Trump has
limited himself to economic tools. Tehran requires willingness to confront it
militarily, as Israel is doing. Economic sanctions have not induced Iran to
meet Trump's demands”.
So here, you have it. Makovsky is saying
that economic sanctions have not induced Iran to meet Trump's demands. For this
reason, he wants America to follow Israel's example and use military force.
This implies that Israel has succeeded in deterring Iran. But this claim is
contradicted by the fact that Makovsky and those like him are blowing their
entrails out of their bellies hollering that Iran is making steady progress
supplying its friends in Syria and Lebanon with more weapons that are
increasingly becoming more sophisticated. What kind of Israeli deterrence is
this?
In fact, that is the reason why the Jews
have been asking America to remain in the Middle East, thus be in a position to rescue Israel when it gets into trouble. And so, despite
these glaring realities, Makovsky continues to spew two
contradictory discourses. One is that Israel is so strong, America should
emulate it. The other is that Israel is so weak, America should remain in the
Middle East to protect it. In fact, Makovsky has now raised the stakes by
asking for the drafting of a mutual defense treaty between America and Israel;
one that will be guaranteed by the Congress. Imagine the gall.
As to the Mark Dubowitz and Brenda Shaffer
article, we must recall that Dubowitz is the CEO of the outfit calling itself
Foundation for Defense of Democracies, and the architect of America's decision
to both pull out of the Iran nuclear deal, and the decision to implement
maximum economic pressure on Iran. The argument that Dubowitz used to advance
was that nothing nefarious will happen. He even predicted that Iran will
capitulate and give America what it asks for. Well, here is what that same
Dubowitz is saying now:
“The global market lost more supply than
any time in history. Prices spiked more than any day since 1991. All of this
from a single attack on a Saudi Arabian oil facility. The US cannot afford to
ignore the security of the Gulf. Oil prices are likely to remain elevated for
several weeks if not more, benefiting Russia. Looking ahead, the lessons to
learn are that critical infrastructure of oil installations is vulnerable. The
US is not immune to the effects of higher oil prices, including global
recession. A global recession will hit the US economy hard”.
Regardless as to who is responsible for
the attack on Saudi Arabia's oil facilities, it is clear that Jews such as
Michael Makovsky and Mark Dubowitz pushed America to create a global climate
that resembles the old American West where differences were settled by the gun.
And given that America devoted its wealth
and moral authority to serve Israel at the expense of its own people, the
domestic situation has so deteriorated, people are increasingly settling their
differences by the gun the way they used to do it in the bad old days of the wild
West.