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Let me see if I got this right. George W Bush, a US president about to be charged with war crimes the second he is out of office, stands before the Israeli parliament lauds (Israeli?) Jews as the "chosen people", commemorates the calamitous creation of Israel and uses the opportunity to launch a thinly veiled attack on Barack Obama. Apart from the president using a foreign visit to air America’s dirty laundry as it were, it is of course very telling that he should do it in Israel (and use a Chamberlain / Hitler analogy).
For those of us that have tried to put the spotlight on the illegal state of Israel and its enablers in the US, this has come as yet another welcome confirmation of facts. And as icing on the cake, it has also seriously upset a great many people who presumably admire and support Obama, or at the very least seek a civil and straightforward public discourse. It may even have further ruptured the connection between the democratic party and Israel. I reckon there are a great many good people in the US who abhor this link to Israel but have little room to maneuver. Events like these ought to prod them along. Plus, it has been quite a while since the media asked questions like these, wanting to know if their guests had any idea of what they’re talking about and wanting to know why Israel is even part of a presidential debate and worth pandering to:
All in all very confusing considering George Bush’s grandfather, the late US senator Prescott Bush was a director and shareholder of companies that profited from their involvement with the financial backers of Nazi Germany. In light of this flimsy rationale for a political attack, Prescott Bush must by the same definition be a Nazi enabler himself. Especially considering his espousing of the ideals of his time and his alleged connection with the Business Plot conspirators.
Elsewhere, as Palestinians deplore their bloody displacement at the hands of Israel’s founders, modern Zionists are clearly discontent with this sullying of their good name. They in fact don’t want the term Nakba mentioned at the UN. And the Palestinians "will celebrate their statehood when they erase the word Nakba from their lexicon". Actually it is not as stupid as it sounds. If you give up your history and real or imaginary crimes committed against you, living in the present will be much easier. So I’m waiting for Jews to stop blabbering about the Holocaust. Only after letting go of that, and quasi-religious notions of a chosen people and a greater Israeli empire can Israel hope for acceptance and get along with normal people.
Meanwhile, on the Net, a plot of disinformation is uncovered as Zionist drones prepare a campaign of information warfare against sites like Wikipedia. The truth, again, reflects badly on them and so it has to be liquidated. It is amusing how fast Jews turn to historical revisionism when it suits their needs. And amazing how such a diminishing few have such influence over world events. But it should be remembered how they are able to do so. It is through the typical enabler, who has clout with the most powerful country on the planet and for a myriad of reasons (not the least of which is the fear of slander) offer their unconditional support. The other major enabler is public apathy and ignorance.
