“Don’t kill the messenger,” the king was told; “he only brought you the bad news which he did not make”.
This is
what the self-appointed Jewish kings are told everyday when it comes to
revealing the realities that humanity has known about them for centuries. It is
that their behavior is what ends us doing them in, which is what happens
periodically. This happens when the Jews, led by their self-appointed leaders,
get too far out of line, breaching all norms of what’s acceptable among human
beings, as they seek to live among humans without trying to change any of their
inhuman behavior.
One of
those self-appointed kings is Clifford D. May who is out once again imploring
humanity to try understanding the Jews who must live with the (real or false)
promise that Planet Earth and its content were given to them by God, but that
humanity is preventing them from exercising the right of ownership, even
attacking them periodically in attempts to exterminate them.
To fully
explain his theory, Cliford May wrote: “Why Mahmoud Abbas can’t make peace with
Israelis,” an article that was published on September 12, 2023 in The
Washington Times. In it, May tells what he believes is the full story of the
Palestinian leader — a story he cannot imagine unfolded in response to the
external forces that compelled the man taking the measures that he did. This
ignores the reality that the story of Mahmoud Abbas unfolded parallel with and in
opposition to the Jewish fantasy which has the Jews own the planet and its
content.
And so, setting
aside the fact that occupation is the ultimate form of terrorism, and that the
Jews are the ones terrorizing the Palestinians not the other way around,
Clifford May set out to paint an image of the Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas
as being that of the bad guy who refuses to do the right thing. This being, in
Clifford May’s opinion, to recognize the “God given” right of Jews to own him,
his people, his country and the world, Mahmoud Abbas gave the Jewish demand not
a moment of serious reflection.
The
following is a condensed version of what Clifford May said about Mahmoud Abbas to
cement the false impression that the solution to the impasse that’s paralyzing
the Middle East, is in the hands of the Palestinian victims who refuse to be
victimized even more, and not the hands of the Jewish leaders who continue to
import more Jews from around the world to kill more Palestinians thus implement
the perfect genocide — that which is done, not in one swoop, but done by exterminating
the Palestinians in the style of the old saying: “death by a thousand cuts”.
Here is that version:
“Once upon a time, Mahmoud Abbas
inspired hope. He denounced terrorism ‘by any party.’ Ariel Sharon called him a
responsible man. Turns out it was a fairy tale. Last month, Mr. Abbas asserted:
‘They say that Hitler killed the Jews for being Jews, and that Europe hated the
Jews because they were Jews. Not true.’ The hatred that led to genocide, he
argued, was that Europeans fought against these people because of their usury,
money dealings, and so on. Even Hitler fought the Jews because they were
dealing with usury and money. Mr. Abbas further claimed that David Ben-Gurion
forced Jews to flee Arab countries by means of pressure, coercion, and murder.
European Jews are not Semites, he said, citing the [reality] that Ashkenazi
Jews are descended not from ancient Israelites but from Khazars, a medieval
Turkic kingdom”.
Adamantly
refusing to accept the screaming reality that he is himself more of a Turk who
belongs in Central Asia than he does in Palestinian, Clifford May, pulled the
trick that often saved the Jews from the embarrassing situations they put
themselves in: He accused Mahmoud Abbas of thinking the way that Hitler did.
Here is how he put it:
“Among the questions few in the media
will ask: Has Mr. Abbas always seen ‘these people’ in the same light as ‘even
Hitler’ did? Or have his views changed over the 18 years since his election”.
And this
gave Clifford May the perfect opportunity to turn reality on its head, which he
did with the subtle hint that it is Mahmoud Abbas the Palestinian, and not
Clifford May the prominent member of Jewish Central, who managed to hypnotize
the world. May said so by pointing out that Abbas maneuvered himself in such a
position as to become the “only game in town” that can and does keep the
redoubtable Hamas from grabbing all of Palestine and presiding over it.
Well
then, what else do you think there remained to be said as a matter of
repetitive routine, by a member of Jewish Central? Actually, there were two
things to be said, and Clifford May said them.
The
first was that they who stole Palestine, generously offered to return a piece
of it to the Palestinians, but that the latter spitefully refused the offer.
The subtle accusation here being that the Palestinians love the existing
stalemate for whatever incomprehensible reason.
The
second thing that Jews never miss talking about is the matter of money, money,
money. Their plea is always two-pronged: Give us more money. Don’t give them
any money.
Here is
how May put it this time:
“One could hope that with American help
— including more per-capita aid than Europe received under the Marshall Plan —
the quality of life for the average Palestinian would improve, which would lead
Mr. Abbas to conclude that coming to terms with Israel was in the Palestinian
interest, not to mention his own”.