If there is something the Americans should have learned about the Middle East; it is that they cannot play North American style politics in that region and come out without suffering a serious loss in the process.
Despite the fact that they
lost an arm and a leg each time that the Jews directed them to go there, the
Americans went to the Middle East whenever the Jews gave the signal: Go now,
America.
However, the signs at this
time are that the Americans have exhausted their resources so much, they will
not be adding to their military presence in the region for a while. But that
does not mean the Jews will stop pushing them to play the politico-diplomatic
game in the Middle East, a little differently if they must.
In fact, you can get a sense
of how things might develop when you delve into the article that came under the
title: “After decades of effort, Trump has delivered in the Middle East,”
written by House Representative Earl (Buddy) Carter, and published on September
2, 2020 in The Washington Examiner.
The first thing that strikes
you about this article is that it must have been written by Earl Carter
himself. You make this determination because its content is different from the
articles that the committee of Jews normally writes and gives to the gentiles
who then publish them under their own name. And so, you wonder, what's going
on?
You begin to get some ideas
when you read the following strange passage in the Carter article: “Israel saw
tensions flare in 1973 with the Yom Kippur War, when Egyptian and Syrian forces
invaded Israel. The US took a greater role in brokering peace between both
sides, eventually leading to agreements with Egypt and Syria in 1974”.
This passage reveals two
important realities. First, when it comes to the Middle Eastern disputes, the
writer is not biased in favor of one antagonist or the other. Second, what the
writer knows about the region was not accumulated by studying the history he is
talking about, or by getting into serious discussions about the subjects
associated with that history. Rather, what the writer knows about the Middle
East, is what he has accumulated while listening to occasional gossip about the
region. His knowledge of it is that shallow.
So then, what was Carter's
purpose for writing that article? You get the answer to this question when you
read the last sentence in the article. It goes like this: “After decades of
attempts, and countless reports saying it wasn't possible, Trump and his
administration have delivered.” In effect then, Earl Carter is not rooting for
the glory of the Jews or Israel, he is worried about the fate of Donald Trump's
presidency.
The fact is that Trump and his
administration have delivered nothing. An Arab Initiative that offers to do
what seems to unfold at this time, has been on the table for nearly two
decades, rejected by the Jews of Israel and America the way they rejected every
peace initiative for half a century. Then came Donald Trump and told his Jewish
masters to write the deal they want, promising that he'll go along with it.
They wrote a deal that was nothing better than a cup of hydrochloric acid, and
asked the Palestinians to drink it. They refused.
Caught in a bind, Trump asked
the Jews to come up with a better deal for the Palestinians. Netanyahu and his
gang who wanted to keep the deal as is, thought of buying time in the hope that
something will happen in America that will change the game and turn it in their
favor. To that end, they did to democracy what dogs do to lamp poles, by
staging three fake elections that earned Netanyahu nothing.
As fate would have it, what
the Jewish buying of time actually did, was freeze all efforts waiting for the
perfect storm to arrive. What happened then was that in Israel, Netanyahu was
indicted for committing the most heinous crime against his own people,
pocketing as he did public money, some of which was earmarked to benefit
Holocaust survivors living in abject poverty.
As to what happened in
America, the public got fed up with their elected representatives who acted
like treasonous prostitutes, kissing up to perverted Evangelical leaders whose
passion is to praise the Lord, pull their zipper down and give America to the
Jews of Israel piece by piece. And so, the American public began to look for a
progressive way to end this madness.
In addition to all that, there
came the global pandemic that destroyed Trump's dream of making America great
by growing its economy to a size and efficiency that would allow him to go it
alone, and force the rest of the world to go his way or go without him the
hellish way.
Unfortunately for him however,
Trump ran out of luck before achieving that goal. He had no choice, therefore,
but to tell Netanyahu to take the steps that will lead to the implementation of
the Arab Initiative ... or he'll make life a living hell for him and for
Israel.
As to Earl Carter, who fears
being trounced out of the House if the Republican Party does badly in the
upcoming election, he felt motivated to write the article that he did … and
write it without seeking the assistance of a Jewish ghost writer to whisper in
his ear.
What Carter says basically, is
that the Republican Party and Donald Trump and himself deserve to be rewarded
with re-election because Trump has achieved something that no one else did.
Carter says so even if nothing has materialized as yet, and Netanyahu is acting like a can of gasoline, someone left on a campfire and walked away.