Sunday, October 20, 2019

What do they say America's Duties are?

Danny Gold, who is Jewish, wrote a long article in which he accused America of deliberately neglecting its duties. He spelled out some of the things that America should have done but did not. Quin Hillyer is also a Jew, and he wrote two articles in which he spelled out some of the duties that America neglected to do.

Danny Gold's article came under the title: “Dereliction of duty,” and the subtitle: “Why the abandonment of the Kurds is such a huge failure for America.” It was published on October 13, 2019 in the New York Daily News. As to Quin Hillyer, he wrote: “Anti-Semitism rises with bizarre perversity,” published on October 14, 2019 in the Washington Examiner. He also wrote: “Incompetence and impotence marked US retreat in Syria,” an article that was published on October 18, 2019, also in the Washington Examiner.

Telling a long story about who did what to whom going back to the 1970s when America conspired with the Iranians to arm the Kurds and incite them to fight the government of Iraq, Danny Gold skipped the most important aspect of the region's history––extending from that time, if not before––to these days. What he skipped is the role that the Jews have played and continue to play in all the events where the flag that's displayed is American but the hand that's controlling the levers of power and decision-making is Jewish.

In fact, the reason why America was conspiring with the Iranians at the time, is because the Jews were friendly with the two non-Arab Muslim countries in the region––Iran and Turkey––as Israel was trying to organize an anti-Arab alliance with them. The intent was to work on breaking up the Arab countries, thus make it possible for Israel, Turkey and Iran to control the pieces like it used to be in the old colonial days.

The way that the Jews impress the others is to tell them: “we're so much alike, and the others are so different, we should get together and oppose them.” It is what they have been telling the Turks while kissing their boots, and promising never to let the Americans lift the designation of “terrorist” on the Kurds. Well, that was then. Look now what Danny Gold is saying about the Turks and the Kurds, speaking in the name of the Jews in Israel, America and everywhere else. Who will be so insane as to believe a word these people say?

As to Quin Hillyer, he has two messages concerning America's duties. One message pertains to America's duty toward the Jews living in America; the other message pertains to America's duty toward the Jews living in Israel. In his article about the rise of anti-Semitism in America, Hillyer says this: “The truth is that if here is any one collective people whose culture promotes good citizenship and intentional contributions to the civic weal, it is the Jewish people who are models”.

You go through the article to see what kind of civic “weal,” the Jews work to alleviate, and find none. The reason is simple. There is awareness that societies throughout the world and through history, have lived peaceful lives till the Jews settled among them. That's when civic trauma of various kinds began to manifest themselves. It happened when the Jews demanded that they be given something at the exclusion of others. This raised resentment among the masses, yet the will of the Jews was almost always imposed on them.

At that point, opposition to the Jews burst into the open, and the latter rushed to call it anti-Semitism. This is the point in the cycle at which we find ourselves today. And so, what the Jews want now to remedy the situation, is that the mind-bending Holocaust stories be hammered into the tender psyches of America's schoolchildren so as to raise a generation of docile American adulators who will live to kiss Jewish boots, and do nothing more useful in their lives than profess their undying love for the Jews.

But if you believe that Jewish tampering alone cannot create that kind of situation, look what Quin Hilliyer says happened during the “disastrous” withdrawal of America's troops out of Syria. From there, you'll be able to determine what influence might have caused much of what ails America today. In fact, in the 42 words that make up the opening paragraph of Hillyer's article, he managed to compress these explosive notions: “The utter foolishness of President Trump”, “decision to betray”, “risk reinvigorating”, “a boost to Islamist Turkish thug Erdogan”, “sheer incompetence”, “mind-boggling” and “disastrous”.

Why all this? Because there was a better way to doing that thing, says Hillyer, but America failed to pursue it. And so, he spelled out the better way. And this is what he said:

“There is no reason for a bad decision to be carried out in a way this embarrassing and deadly. If the withdrawal was to occur, it should have been planned, organized, and done with protection. It should have included clearly delineated and enforceable understandings applicable to all parties”.

So, why was this not done? It was not done because the Americans have learned through repeated experiences––most of them bitter ones––that because the Jews have their hands on the levers of power as well as having an iron-fist monopoly on the media, no rational discussion can be held without it deteriorating into everyone expressing their undying love for Israel. Failing this, the discussion is blown like a hand grenade in the faces of the attendees.

Also, if by some miracle, a workable decision is reached and implemented, not even a fraction of a second after that, does the Jewish mob go into the beehive mode of working to reverse the decision. Sometimes, when the decision is not yet finalized but appears inevitable, the mob begins to plot reversing it.

This gets everyone back to square one where they are retrained on how to love Israel, and do nothing more useful with their lives.

For these reasons, the non-Jewish executives that have business experience, do things as quickly as they can, and do them in a way that comes as close as possible to being “Jewish resistant” irreversible.

For the Jews to come now and complain about the way that decisions are made in America by result-oriented executives, is for the tea to call the pot black.