There
is no denying that the human culture, which is based on human nature as
controlled and refined by the intellect, is not accommodating the Jewish
culture which is based on a fantasy that's been repeatedly proven false and
dangerous for thousands of years.
But
why can't the Jews see this reality and make the necessary adjustments to
harmonize with the general human culture, and then abide by the adage that
implores everyone to live and let live?
Simply
stated, the answer is that the Jews know exactly what they need to do to blend
with and be assimilated as equal to everyone else in the general human culture.
But the Jews will not do such a thing because they believe that if they do, they'll
cease to be Jews.
The
problem they have is that they believe they were made separate and apart by the
Creator to carry within them his wisdom so that they can work on healing the
ailments that plague the non-Jewish populace. What flows from this belief is an
attitude that so offends ordinary humans, they respond by signaling their
displeasure. In turn, the Jews feel rejected by humanity, believing that the
rejection is due –– not to their obnoxious behavior –– but for trying to cure
humanity of what they see as its birth defects.
Well,
my friend, this alone says that the premise of Judaic behavior makes it so that
the chasm between it and humanity widens the more that human beings try to
narrow the chasm. And this is the mechanism which makes it that the Jewish
problem of the collective can never be solved by outsiders. Whereas Jews can
solve their problems at the individual level by converting to another religion,
any attempt by the collective to impose a mass solution will be tantamount to
committing mass suicide ... which is why they don't try it. In addition,
individual Jews that convert to another religion can never be certain that
several generations later, their offspring will not be approached by the
collective and drawn back into the fold.
Melissa
Langsam Baunstein wrote an article that sheds much light on those Jewish
quandaries. The article came under the title: “How Bad Is Antisemitism In
Europe? Surveys Suggest It's Rampant,” and the subtitle: “Hesitating to dub
strangers antisemites is wise, especially based on limited information. But the
blatant bigotry on parade in Europe underscores that open antisemitism has come
roaring back.” It was published on March 6, 2020 in The Federalist.
What
you'll encounter in the Braunstein article, is the two-pronged Jewish approach
to discussing such matters. There is one that goes, “look what they are doing
to us,” and there is the flood of statistics that's no more informative than
watching rain drops run off your window. In fact, the writer cites statistics
pertaining to the following 14 European countries: “Holland, Sweden, the UK,
France, what was the former East Germany, what was the former West Germany,
Italy, Ireland, Portugal, Belgium, Spain, Poland, Austria and Russia”.
That's
enough statistics to cause the ordinary reader to ask: “What has that got to do
with me?” And more importantly: “What has that got to do with you, Melissa
Langsam Braunstein? Are you American or do you belong in Europe … or Israel …
or whatever?
But
for the readers who are interested in the history of race relations throughout
time and space, they'll see nothing unusual in what is upsetting Melissa
Braunstein. At first, the indigenous groups have always rejected the newcomers
till they got used to them, and learned to live harmoniously with them. Once in
a while, there might have been the odd complaint by one group or another, but
no one has ever raised the kind of fuss that the Jews are raising today. The
oddity grows even deeper when you see the Jews raise the fuss not only in the
countries where the rejection of them occurs, but throughout the world as if to
tell the entire human race, it is collectively responsible for what happens to
Jews in Holland or Portugal or Russia or whatever.
So
how does Melissa Braunstein propose to solve the Jewish problem? Well, she
waited till the end of the article before pushing a subtle answer, which she
buried in the following passages:
“Antisemitism's
European roots are centuries deep, so any curricular component would have to
start long before the Holocaust. It is theoretically possible that
person-to-person diplomacy, especially starting at early ages, could help
reverse some of these conspiratorial beliefs. But fundamentally, this is not
European Jewry's problem to fix. If things change, it will be because Europe's
non-Jewish majority decides it's time to make their nation's collective future
brighter than their past”.
So,
there it is. Melissa Braunstein is saying: “let's conspire to end the
conspiratorial theories.” And that's how the chasm separating humanity and the
Jews, widens the more that human beings try to narrow it.
Who
else would say: “let's conspire to end the conspiracies,” and believe this is
so supreme, it proves that the Jews carry within them the wisdom of the
Creator?
But
what is the conspiracy that Melissa Braunstein and the Jewish establishment are
working on at this time? They work on getting America to hand them its children
to indoctrinate with the belief that Jews tower over everyone else … and teach
them everything that flows from this shocking claim.
And
there is no way you'll convince these people that if they don't cease producing
this kind of conspiracies, they'll perpetuate their misery to eternity?