Consider this an open letter to America.
You're in trouble, you know
it, but you don't know how to fix what's broken in your society, and yet the
information you must have is right there at your fingertips.
All you need to do is look at
the situation and accept what your eyes are telling you is real. Muster the
courage to call it for what it is, and sit back to watch the problem disappear
as if by magic. Yes, my friend, calling the problem by its real name will make
it disappear without the need for further action from you.
Proof that America has a
problem, that it is known to many thinkers, but that none of them has mustered
the courage to call it for what it is –– can be seen in four recently published
articles. Let’s discuss them one at a time. One article came under the title:
“A New Administration Won't Heal American Democracy,” and the subtitle: “The
Rot in US Political Institutions Runs Deeper Than Donald Trump.” It was written
by Larry Diamond and published on November 5, 2020 in Foreign Affairs.
Larry Diamond says that the
rot diminishing the American democracy did not start with President Donald
Trump but that he did much to aggravate it. Diamond described the President's
character as follows:
“His constant effusion of
lies; his relentless assaults on the media, the courts, the civil service, and
the opposition; his efforts to demand personal loyalty from the military, the
intelligence apparatus, and federal law enforcement; his misuse of presidential
power for political and financial advantage; and his gestures of support for
racist right-wing extremist groups have no parallel in the annals of the
American presidency”.
What Diamond did not say was
that all of this was apparent to Trump's followers who attended his rallies by
the thousands, cheered him like a star, chanted for him to lock up or fire
people that opposed his views, including the specialists who advocated the
wearing of masks. And they voted for Trump in the election to the tune of
seventy million or more despite the fact that more than 200,000 people died,
mainly because they did not wear a mask as instructed by Donald Trump. Had
Larry Diamond brought this out, he would have called America's problem
pervasive, and would have offered a workable remedy rather than end his
discussion as follows: “American democracy is in serious trouble. And only the
American people can fix it”.
A second article came under
the title: “One America, two nations,” and the subtitle: “They will have to
coexist; whether they can work together remains to be seen.” It was written by
Richard Haass and published on November 6, 2020 on the website of the Council
on Foreign Relations. Here is how Haass described the current situation in
America:
“Americans dwell in separate
worlds. They have sorted themselves into communities and regions with those of
similar views. Each world tends to watch its own television channels, listen to
its own radio stations, and visit its own websites. What is worth highlighting
is that the country's division is not along economic lines. People of all
classes voted for both candidates, and demographic, gender, and racial voting
patterns were not as one-sided as predicted. Where they differed concerned
remedies”.
What this says and what Haass
neglected to point out, is that America is exhibiting the kind of tendencies
which normally lead to civil war. This happens when the society has been
infiltrated and victimized by an alien culture bent on colonizing it. We get an
inkling as to what that is when we go over the third article which came under
the title: “Peace Treaty Troubles and the History of Hate in Israel,” and the
subtitle: “Israel and also those who have encouraged its trip down the road to
moral and security disaster need to come to terms with the country's history.”
It was written by Paul R. Pillar and published on November 8, 2020 in National
Interest.
The article is the review of a
book written by Jerome Slater under the title: “Mythologies Without End: The
US, Israel, and the Arab-Israeli Conflict.” Pillar is discussing the content of
Slater's book, but also adding his views to the mix, which happen to agree with
those of Slater in most parts. Here is a condensed version of the relevant
passages:
“Every conflict acquires a
lore that rationalizes the position of one party and gets instilled through
repetition in the hearts and minds of partisans. Of no conflict has this been
truer than the one between Israelis and Arabs. Several circumstances have
helped to sustain the mythology surrounding this clash, including religious
overtones that convert political demands into the will of God. The founding of
the state of Israel in the aftermath of the Holocaust has evoked guilt among a
larger audience than the parties involved. The extraordinary role that Israel
plays in the politics of the US, has been a major impediment to clear-eyed
understanding of the conflict and thus to its resolution”.
What this says is that the
alien culture that's bent on colonizing America was, and continues to be the
Judeo-Yiddish culture. It has exploited the Holocaust in that it made the
Americans feel guilty for the tragedy even though it was they who liberated the
detainees in the concentration camps of Europe. And when the Jews succeeded in
victimizing the Americans and got away with it, they used America as a tool to
victimize the Palestinians.
Another way to use America to
victimize the Palestinians is shown in the fourth article. It came under the
title: “Don't sell short Trump breakthrough in Middle East,” and the subtitle:
“Abraham Accords serve as a force multiplier for commerce and a boost to
cooperation on security issues.” It was written by Daniel N. Hoffman and
published on November 5, 2020 in The Washington Times.
Notwithstanding the false
claim about Trump or Pompeo that midwifed a rapprochement between the UAE and
Israel, the reality is that America has been pimping for Israel around the
globe with little to show for its troubles. But it can happen once in a while
that some benefit accrues to Israel by a fluke till the latter mishandles the
situation, which it usually does, and botches it.
Whatever happens next, Israel
will run back to America as usual, and ask for the kind of help that can be
given only by diminishing America domestically and internationally. For this
reason, any talk between the two parties, and any transaction that takes place
between them, must be done in the open so that the American people can
participate in the final decision.
Telling it like it is will help
shed light on a situation that used to transpire behind closed doors between
the Jews and their victims of blackmail. Each occurrence of that kind used to
take America down a notch and raise Israel a notch. It is time to end the
practice.
Wake up America; you have not much time left to save yourself.