You cannot stand in front of an empty parcel of land, blink your eyes like a genie and see the house of your dream rise on the land. If you really want that house, you’ll have to build it brick by brick, wall by wall and fixture by fixture.
If you develop the
imagination and you summon the courage to do all that, you’ll have built the
house that will give you decades of comfortable living. But because everything
decays, the house will eventually require repairs once in a while. And there
will come a time when you’ll need to implement a major refurbishing of the
house.
This analogy is so
universal, it applies almost everywhere in life. It is true for when you learn
to read and write, and grow up to be a writer. It is true for when you build a
business from scratch. It is true of any institution that wants to expand and
serve a larger community. And it is true of any country that sees the need to
undergo a renaissance.
We live at a time
when every country on Planet Earth, is undergoing some kind of transformation.
This includes the United States of America whose case is complicated by the
fact that it is subjected to a bevy of forces that prove to be incoherent and
contradictory. They prove incoherent when it comes to moving America in a clear
direction. And they prove contradictory because they often work at cross-purposes
to each other while trying to achieve the same goals.
You get a glimpse
of that when you study the article that came under the title: “All the president’s
enemies,” and the subtitle: “Mitch McConnell is no Vladimir Putin, Ayatollah
Ali Khamenei or Xi Jinping.” It was written by Clifford D. May, and published
on January 18, 2022 in The Washington Times.
Clifford May’s interest has always been foreign policy, and this has not
changed one bit. But current circumstances compelled him to start the
discussion by mixing foreign and domestic policies. It was a speech by
President Biden that compelled him to bring up the domestic part, which he immediately
dismissed. Clifford May then concentrated his attention to discussing foreign policy.
Here is the pertinent quote from his article that shows what happened as he
spoke of Joe Biden:
“He went on to
pledge that he would fight ‘all enemies — foreign and, yes, domestic’ —
equating elected American lawmakers with ultranationalist Mr. Putin, Mr.
Khamenei and Chinese Communist Party Chair Xi”.
Clifford May’s aim
is to prevent the President from being distracted by domestic issues, when in his
view and that of his colleagues at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies
(FDD), the only thing that should preoccupy America today and in the future, can
only be how to serve Israel’s interests and nothing else. So, here is what Clifford
May and his colleagues say must be done:
“As for Iran’s
rulers, Mr. Biden should understand by now that attempts to appease, bribe or
seduce them will be unavailing. My FDD colleague, Mark Dubowitz, and former
Pentagon senior adviser Matthew Kroenig made the case in a Wall Street Journal
op-ed last week for a realistic alternative: ‘coercive diplomacy.’ That means
‘putting the military option back on the table, along with a renewed sanctions
offensive.’ Without those tools, American diplomats have no leverage”.
The military
option, and a sanctions offensive, they say. You must have noticed that this is
the proverbial “same old, same old.” Whereas the house of Uncle Sam is
crumbling, and badly needs serious repairs or a complete revamping, the Jews want
to revive and continue the policies that failed America throughout the decades.
Yes those policies failed America, but they proved financially lucrative for
Israel, even if they did not add to its security.
Could it be that
Clifford May and his Jewish cohorts are not aware of what’s happening, or what
needs to be done? Could it be that explaining to them America needs to reverse
some of the old policies and why so — will make them come around and embrace the change?
No. To do so will
be to make a needless effort, and will prove to be a waste of time. The reason
is simple. It is that the Jews know some of what’s going on. What they don’t
know and don’t want to know is that neglecting to revamp Uncle Sam’s house will
hurt them more than anyone. Here is what Clifford May has shown he knows:
“An election year
has begun, and Mr. Biden would doubtless prefer not to talk about the fiasco of
the Afghanistan surrender and withdrawal, the absence of security on the
Mexican border, the highest inflation rate in 40 years, unionized teachers
refusing to return to the classroom and confused pandemic policies”.
America has
problems, both domestic and foreign. They are interconnected, Biden has
identified them, and he set out to fix them. These problems developed during
the last half century, which happened to be the time when Jews were in control
of America. And they defied getting fixed during all that time.
In fact, fixing
America’s problems can only happen when the country is divorced from the Jewish
influence that ruined it. Unfortunately, as you’ll see in the closing argument
of Clifford May, he is touting the old failed policies as being America’s
salvation. Here is that closing argument:
“The president’s
highest priority should be to ensure that the US remains more powerful
militarily and economically than its adversaries. Many people also expected
he’d attempt to reunite a polarized nation. As he begins his second year in
office, he’d be wise to consider what he must do — and what he must not do — if
he is to have any chance of accomplishing that worthy mission”.