[Ariadna: The annual AIPAC conference was watched and analyzed more closely this year due to (and from the angle of) the US presidential campaign, which is understandable. After all, it is where the candidates for the presidency of the most powerful country in the world get their decisive interview for the job.
Nevertheless, there were other themes well worth paying attention to, such as the open gloating and strutting by Israeli officials over their successes in undermining, destabilizing and controlling the fate of the Arab world. Case study: Egypt. Does it mean we have seen the end of the mewling, whining, victim howling of “the little state surrounded by tens of millions of enemies” and the era of in-your-face, defiant gloating, of “Do you have a problem with it?” “If so, make my day!” is here to stay?]
They do tend to gloat. Several years ago two MK ultra slaves spoke about the future and, although they never named the Jews per se, they claimed that our oppressors would fail due to their hubris and vainglorious crowing ~ too much chutzpah would do it.
We can only pray the time comes sooner than later.
Jews are Left/ Right dialectic in expression along with politics / theology/ ideology .
They gloat or beg …are eternal victims or ” the Chosen People ” destined to rule .
The Jews relish their role in every nefarious project to destroy the Gentile world ,but must deny this to the broad masses
They are master / slave ,persecuted / persecutor all in one .
These seeming counterdictions mean everything to their power ,and method .
While the Gentile traps themselves in ideology ,theology, the Jews operate across the spectrum ,utilizing every ,and all tools necessary for their mission.
Crying on cue ,and gloating on command .
Oded Yinon in his 1982 piece, “A Strategy for Israel in the
Nineteen Eighties.” In this article, Yinon called for Israel to use
military means to bring about the dissolution of Israel’s neighboring
states and their fragmentation into a mosaic of ethnic and sectarian
groupings. Yinon believed that this would not be a difficult undertaking because nearly all the Arab states were afflicted with internal ethnic and religious divisions. In essence, the end result would be a Middle East of powerless mini-statelets that could in no way confront Israeli power.
Lebanon, then facing divisive chaos, was Yinon’s model for the entire Middle East. Yinon wrote: “Lebanon’s total dissolution into five provinces serves as a precedent for the entire Arab world including Egypt, Syria, Iraq and the Arabian peninsula and is already following that track. The dissolution of Syria and Iraq later on into ethnically or religiously unique areas such as in Lebanon, is Israel’s primary target on the Eastern front in the long run, while the dissolution of the military power of those states serves as the primary short term target.
The PowerPoint That Rocked the Pentagon (July 2002)
But then Murawiec lights out for the extreme foreign policy territory, recommending that we threaten Medina and Mecca, home to Islam’s most holy places, if they don’t see it our way. Ultimately, he champions a takeover of Saudi Arabia. The last slide in the deck, titled “Grand strategy for the Middle East,” abandons the outrageous for the incomprehensible. It reads:
Iraq is the tactical pivot
Saudi Arabia the strategic pivot
Egypt the prize