Saturday, October 5, 2019

The Godfather unhinged; the Godsons gone rogue

Israel, where the godfather of the worldwide Zionist movement now resides, is in a mess culturally, militarily, economically, ethically and in many other ways too. For these reasons, the instructions which are coming out of Israel to collaborators in America and elsewhere, are beginning to sound like the utterances of a godfather that has gone unhinged.

This effect can be sensed in two recently published articles. One came under the title: “Should Israel invade Gaza?” and the subtitle: “Negotiations, mediation, compromise, concessions and other gentle means have replaced victory as an Israeli goal.” It was written by Daniel Pipes and published on October 2, 2019 in Jewish News Syndicate. The other article came under the title: “If it comes to war with Iran,” and the subtitle: “The correct response would be to eliminate Iran's ability to project power beyond its shores.” It was written by Gary Anderson, and published the next day, October 3, 2019 in The Washington Times.

What you'll find in common between the two articles is vintage Nazi behavior. It is that both are advocating the humiliation of the enemy. Daniel Pipes wants to humiliate the Palestinians; Gary Anderson wants to humiliate the Iranians. But why did this attitude develop in the first place? The answer is that, reacting to centuries of Jewish provocations, the Nazis decided to do in one blow what the rest of Europe had been trying to do piecemeal. And there were reasons for this to happen. Here is the story:

Kicked out of the Middle East after two thousand years of committing mischief everywhere they went from the ancient Persian Empire to the Egyptian Empire and all points in-between, the Jews ran away and settled in Europe, bearing the status of beggars and supplicants. But true to their nature, it took them little time to go from being beggars to being choosers. And they had what they thought would justify such attitude. It is that they saw themselves as the chosen children of God, and cousins of the Semitic Arabs whose power was beginning to increase, standing as they were at the leading edge of the new science as well as technology, mathematics, astronomy and the instruments of war.

But as usual, things started to go downhill again for the Jews. From Russia to England, the Europeans responded to Jewish provocations by staging small scale pogroms aimed at kicking them out of the neighborhood. But such acts only resulted in the Jews going somewhere nearby and doing the same thing all over again. This is when the Nazis decided to tackle the Jewish problem head on. They instituted a Holocaust style industrial program to destroy the Jews en masse. To make sure that the remnants who will survive the operation will not want to rise again, the Nazis mated the physical destruction of the Jews with their humiliation as a group. This kind of collective punishment is the attitude that Daniel Pipes and Gary Anderson inherited, and are trying to emulate. What follows is a condensed version of what Daniel Pipes is recommending that Israel do to the Palestinians:

“What should Israel's goal in Gaza be? It's time for something far more ambitious. Victory is the goal. That is, aim to impose a sense of defeat on Gazans, from the head of Hamas to the lowliest street sweeper. What are the strategy and tactics? They require a detailed study of the Gazan population's psychology. Does the deprivation of food, water, fuel and medicine inspire a sense of resistance and steadfastness among Gazans, or does it break their will? Same question about the destruction of homes, buildings and infrastructure. This done, with victory as the goal, Israel can address the problem of Gaza”.

And what follows is a condensed version of what Gary Anderson is recommending that America do to the Iranians:

“The worst that the administration could do would be a proportionate response. The correct response would be to totally eliminate the Iranian ability to project military power. It would mean the destruction of Iran's air defense system, ballistic missile systems, air force and navy. It would also mean the destruction of Iran's entire oil infrastructure and portions of its nuclear program that would not produce fallout. These strikes would be followed by a blockade of Iran that would block everything. Any attempt to rebuild strategic assets would trigger more strikes. We would likely lose planes, ships and personnel in such a conflict before they lose their capability to retaliate. Iran doesn't crave love, but weakness and humiliation would be intolerable”.

What is lost on the young generation of American media and political types, is that the Jewish terrorist organizations that launched the conquest of Palestine in earnest in the middle of the twentieth century, used the weapons of the Nazis and copied their method for making war.

When the Jews were condemned by the world, including America, they created AIPAC to work in America on polishing the image of the Jewish combatants. As can be observed, AIPAC has succeeded so well that nothing comes out the mouth of an American official these days, which does not parrot the words: Israel has the right to defend itself.

Not only that, but after every genocidal massacre of Palestinian families in their homes in the middle of the night, using the most lethal of American weapons, America rewards Israel with a gift that runs into the billions of dollars.

Thus, what looks like the Israeli establishment going unhinged, is not something that's new. In fact, being unhinged is a Jewish normal that's kept under wrap as long as it pays to keep it there. But when the payment comes to a stop, the normal Jewish behavior is unleashed on the world once again.

Daniel Pipes and Gary Anderson must have determined that the time has come to let the normally murderous cat out of the Jewish and American bags.