There
has never been a problem on Planet Earth that could not be solved in a century
or less time … except for one. It is the Jewish problem. Why is that? Because
it is actually more of a riddle than it is a real problem. It is a riddle in
the sense of a paradox that was never meant to be solved.
That
riddle is the Jewish predicament whose solution has always proved to be the
root cause of the problem. The goodwill people who gave it a shot, quickly
realized that the more they tried to solve the problem, the more intractable it
became. It is like a closed loop where the output is fed back to the input
through a mechanism that re-amplifies the wrong message.
The
more that these people tried to attenuate the input, the more the feedback
frustrated their effort by amplifying the false message to an even higher
level. Think of this setup as a version of Sisyphus that's trying in vain to
push the stone to the top of the mountain only to be frustrated by the force of
gravity.
You
can see how that works when you read the article that came under the title:
“Five things America can do to prevent the next anti-Semitic attack,” written
by Jack Rosen, who is president of the American Jewish Congress, and published
on December 11, 2019 in the New York Daily News.
So,
here you have Jack Rosen, the feedback mechanism of false messages in flesh and
blood. He says there has been an anti-Semitic attack recently in Jersey City,
and he has a surefire plan that can be taken in five tangible steps to prevent
this kind of attacks from happening ever again.
Of
course, it would be a waste of time and energy to ask Jack Rosen where he was
during the last four thousand years when there was a need for what he says is an
infallible plan. In fact, it would be a useless effort to try talking to Rosen
because he does not hear or appreciate this kind of talk. But if by some
miracle he hears your words, he'll turn hostile on you anyway … so, what’s the
use?
Look
at the five steps that Rosen proposes, and you'll find them leading to one
purpose only. It is to raise the profile of Jews so high they will do two
things. First, the five steps will make the resentment of Jews among the
general public even more intense. Second, the effect of those steps on the most
disgruntled members of society will be to provide a large and more visible
target to attack the Jews. Thus, instead of attenuating the level of society's
anger of the kind shown in the Jersey incident, that anger will be amplified
and fed back to the input of the loop. It will perpetuate the problem of the
so-called antisemitism instead of vanquishing it.
Does
Rosen know this? Of course, he does. So, why is he asking for it? He says he
wants to change the negative message that the public is getting about the Jews.
But the fact is that he is amplifying that negativity. So then, if he knows
what's going on, and he still does the wrong thing, what's his real motive? The
reality is that while Rosen wants the audience to believe he is trying to calm
the situation right now; his long-term plan is to rekindle the situation and
put it back to the way it was in a bygone era. That’s when the reputation of
Jews as being omnipotent, preceded them everywhere they went.
This
is how the Jews used to win the fights without having to get into public
debates they knew they would lose. It happened because, conned into thinking
that the Jews were invincible, the potential opponents left the field, thus
forfeited the winnings to the Jews. And so, while pretending to serve a purpose
as immediate as Alpha that would calm the situation, Jack Rosen is actually
serving a purpose as distant as the Omega. He hopes this will lead to the
much-fantasized Armageddon; the calamity that will bring the messiah to Earth
as promised in the ancient Jewish legends.
Here
is what Rosen's five steps say cumulatively:
“The presidential election should provide the candidates and other
political figures with an opportunity to stand up for the Jewish people. I urge
the president to address a joint session of Congress to address the issue of
anti-Semitism. Congress should dedicate next National Prayer Breakfast to
addressing anti-Semitism. Philanthropists should put their dollars toward
initiatives that can make a difference. Law enforcement should have the
capability to predict such threats. Private sector should support law
enforcement efforts to track and preempt the dangers of hate”.
That
is, Jack Rosen wants to mobilize the entirety of America’s elites –– aspirants
to a higher office, government executives, legislators, law enforcement,
private sector, public figures, philanthropists –– have them all stand up, and
in unison, inform the plebeians below that the Jews are a chosen group. They
will henceforth be considered a protected class that will enjoy exclusive
rights no one else can have.