Sunday, July 26, 2020

2 Days to clean-up the Refuse of a grown Baby

It took three quarters of a century for the English-speaking world to finally see an aspect of the Jewish culture that was known to most other peoples.

That would be the habit of Jews to project powerlessness, peacefulness and helpfulness until they can maneuver themselves behind you, at which point they plunge the knife in your back.

This is what happened to most editors in charge of the English publications. What they could not see watching the behavior of the Jews in occupied Palestine, what they could not see watching the Jews trample on the rights of Arab immigrants in North America; the editors finally began to see and understand what the Jews were thinking and doing when the latter gained the power, dropped the mask of innocence and began to act as their true selves.

It happened, first at National Review Online (NRO) and then at The Federalist, where they took-in a whole bunch of young interns to teach them the art and science of punditry, and allowed them to practice the craft in their publications. What happened was that instead of learning, the interns thought they already knew all there was to know about the profession. They acted like babies stricken with diarrhea, trying to outdo each other in a contest that honors the biggest load and smelliest discharge. And both NRO and The Federalist quickly discontinued or greatly attenuated their internship programs.

And then, it happened to the Washington Examiner. This is where you'll see how in 2 days, the full force of a horrible presentation, hit the editors of the Examiner in the face. It forced them to take a sharp turn at the point of inflection from where the stinky business of babies outdoing each other was taking the Examiner, to the business of adults deciding to rein-in the kind of journalistic permissiveness that had sent the entire North American continent to the bottom rung of human development.

It was on July 23, 2020 that the Washington Examiner published an article, written by Tiana Lowe under the title: “Democratic Party draft platform tries to placate Ilhan Omar. And it was 2 days later on July 25, 2020 that the Examiner published its editorial under the title: “Democrats embrace foreign policy delusions”.

Even if no connection is apparent between the two titles except that both deal with the subject of the Democratic Party, the sharp difference in tone between the two as exhibited in the treatment of the articles, speaks volumes about the embarrassment that the editors must have felt at the stinky load that Tiana Lowe had discharged on their plates two days earlier. And from this reality, you must conclude that the editorial was the publication's way to apologize for running Lowe's article in the first place, and show the readers it is better than that. Here is the most embarrassing part of Lowe's article:

“The party platform issues this concession: 'We oppose any effort to delegitimize Israel, including through Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions Movement, protecting the Constitutional right of our citizens to free speech.' Paying lip service to the notion that anti-BDS laws constitute an attack on free speech brings to mind a controversy. Although Ilhan Omar campaigned on opposing BDS, she voted against a nonbinding resolution to condemn anti-Israel BDS. She supports the eradication of the world's only Jewish state because she hates Jews. She introduced her own pro-boycott resolution. They let her use free speech as cover. That the free speech canard made it into the platform means they'll do it indefinitely. They are acquiring the political clout to force a fight over recognizing Jerusalem as the nation's capital”.

Shocked by the appearance of something as insulting to the profession as this in their publication, it took the editors of the Washington Examiner 2 days to find a formulation by which to transmit their shame and sorrow that a piece of filth as disgusting as the work of Tiana Lowe, had managed to make it to the pages of the Examiner. And so, they wrote an editorial on the subject of the Democratic platform in which they mentioned neither Ilhan Omar nor BDS nor Israel as if to signal that this fake subject is of no concern to them. Here is what the editors of The Examiner preferred to talk about:

“When it comes to military spending, Democrats would allow allies to spend less toward defense. They rebuke Trump by adopting the narrative that he poses the greatest threat to the alliance. As to Germany and South Korea, Joe Biden's party ignores that both should be doing more to counter our shared threats. The Democrats' platform also articulates a commitment to make responses to disinformation, corruption and economic coercion, priorities in our agenda. But there is no mention of Germany's support for Putin's economic coercion. The Democrats' commitment to abandon domestic energy extraction, makes their policies as pro-Putin as those of the Germans. It gets frightening when Democrats pledge to abandon legacy platforms –– that is, the modernization of nuclear weapons programs. They say they will end the forever wars. This is absurd. Most foolishly, they recommit themselves to the disastrous nuclear deal”.

With this, the editors of the Washington Examiner tell the world that what came in the Tiana Lowe article does not represent them. They want the world to know that the article got in their pages by a freak accident. And they want the world to believe they are better than that.