ed note (Tony)…The Judaic mindset, having been conditioned for thousands of years by the rabbinate, prepares them for perpetual war of all stripes!

Israel’s defiant economic growth

Yoram Ettinger”Israel Hayom”, http://bit.ly/1vY9U7B, November 28, 2014

The assumptions that Israel’s economic growth depends on the conclusion of peace accords, and that Israel’s economy cannot withstand BDS pressure (boycott, divestment and sanctions) are inconsistent with reality.
In fact, Israel’s unique economic growth – from $1.5bn GDP in 1949 to $300bn in 2014, from $50mn annual exports in 1949 to $97bn in 2014, and from no foreign exchange reserves in 1949 to $92bn in 2014 – has been driven by Aliyah (Jewish immigration), fiscal responsibility, brain power, cutting-edge commercial and defense technologies, exports, military posture of deterrence and (most recently) natural gas; not by the peace treaties with Egypt and Jordan, or the Oslo Accord with the PLO.
For example, Israel’s GDP surged by 8%-14% annually following Israel’s victory in the Six Day War (1967-1972), and by 9% upon the launching of the Aliyah wave of one million Olim from the USSR in 1990. On the other hand, the post Oslo (1993-1996) economic growth of 4%-7% was triggered, mostly, by the Aliyah ripple effect, but was marred by rapidly worsening budget and trade deficits.
In addition, Israel’s 42.5% annual inflation in 1977 – when the Begin-Sadat peace initiative was launched – galloped to 111.4% in 1979 and 445% in 1984. Inflation was reduced to 19.7% in 1986, and to the current low single digit levels through an unprecedented policy of fiscal responsibility; not through the Israeli-Egyptian peace treaty.
The BDS impact on Israel’s economy is minor as demonstrated by the improved trade balance between Israel and Turkey and Britain, independent of the Turkish government and British Parliament support of BDS.  Moreover, Israel’s vulnerability to BDS is highly constrained since 90% of Israel’s exports are business-to-business, enhancing the cost-effectiveness and the level of health, medicine, irrigation, science, education and national security of Israel’s trade partners. Furthermore, Israel’s trade is trending away from Europe – the epicenter of BDS – towards India, China, Russia, Japan, South Korea and the former Soviet Republics.
Thus, according to the August 11, 2014 issue of the Turkish daily, Today’s Zaman, “It is said that there has been a serious crisis between Turkey and Israel…. But, the foreign trade volume between the two countries rose from $4bn in 2011 to $4.86bn in 2013…. Giant ferries depart from Turkey’s port of Iskenderun and anchor at Israel’s port of Haifa, carrying Turkish semi-trailer trucks which then travel to Arab countries…. [Israeli] Defense exports to Turkey were never halted…. Oil coming from Iraq’s Kurdistan to Turkey is indirectly sold to Israel…. Prime Minister Erdogan’s son, Burak, shuttles his cargo ships between Israel’s port of Ashdod and Turkey….”
The November 18, 2014 issue of the Times of India opined that “despite its burgeoning ties with China, Israel doesn’t look at Beijing as a strategic partner the way it does at India, Israel’s number one buyer of military systems…. [India’s] Prime Minister Modi commits himself to taking ties with Israel to a new level…. With an annual trade volume of over $10bn, China is Israel’s largest trading partner in Asia…. India’s annual trade with Israel is still around $5bn, but this could double with the signing of a free trade agreement….”
The Asian Defense News reported that Israel’s Rafael won a $525mn bid to supply India with over 8,000 laser-guided, man-portable, anti-tank Spike missiles and more than 300 launchers. The Defense Industry Daily announced a successful test of the Israel-India “Barak8” medium range, land and ship-borne air and missile defense system, which followed a $300mn Indian acquisition of Israel’s “Barak1” supersonic, vertically-launched, short-range air defense system. “Israel may be on its way to surpassing Russia as India’s largest partner.”
Irrespective of recent assessments of Israel’s economic slowdown, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) expects a 3% growth in 2015 and 3.5% in 2016, “which should avert any rise in unemployment [5.7% in October, 2014].”  The November 25, 2014 issue of the Economist Intelligence Unit maintains that Israel’s recent manufacturing and export data “seem to confirm that the rebound in activity in September was sufficient to offset the impact on the Israeli economy of the July and August Gaza hostilities….”
Indeed, foreign entrepreneurs express their confidence in Israel’s long-term economic viability, which is increasingly acting as a critical pipeline of cutting-edge technologies to the high tech industries in the USA. They seek to leverage Israel’s unique brain power, which is equipped with minimal natural resources, having to produce solutions to unique agriculture, irrigation, energy, medical, health, homeland security and military challenges.
For instance, Lockheed Martin plans to hire about 1,000 employees for its new subsidiary in Israel’s Beer Sheba Cyber Park (next to a subsidiary of another US giant, EMC), which has concluded cyber cooperation agreements with Ben Gurion University, the Technion in Haifa and Hebrew University.  Redmond, WA-based Microsoft – which operates two research and development centers in Israel – acquired Israel’s Aorato for $200mn. South Carolina-based 3D Systems acquired Israel’s Cimatron for $97mn.  China’s Long Tec Venture led a $10mn round of private placement in Israel’s RealView, South Africa’s Naspers and Britain’s Lord David Alliance Venture Fund led a $15mn round in Israel’s Similarweb, Singapore’s Temasek and India’s Tata investment funds are co-leaders of the Tel Aviv University $23.5mn technology transfer fund. Private US investors led a $15mn round by Israel’s AposTherapy, etc.
These companies, along with 250 US high-tech giants operating in Israel, concur with the assessment made on November 26, 2014 by Greg Case, President and CEO of AON, the leading global provider of risk management solutions: “Our clients are aware of the risks and the opportunities of doing business in Israel…. Risks in Israel are similar to other parts of the globe…. Israel is a vital, growing and innovative economy.”

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  1. They’re correct in that the BDS has been subverted by the God damned A.Z.Z.’s to be ineffectual. A real BDS would boycott not only all israeli companies but all jewish owned businesses.
    I have yet to hear of a single jew who is an actual, real, genuine anti-zionist. ALL of them are merely of the opinion that “some” policies of israel can be authorized to be criticized… The single main policy of zionism is the existence of israel itself. If you agree with that, then no amount of BS evasion of facts and manipulation of language will ever clear you of supporting zionism.
    All jewish businesses must be boycotted… all money and support to israel comes from jews and only a cut in that supply line can ensure a real victory.
    Where the rest of the world is floundering and in decay, the luciferian state is thriving and expanding…
    Every reader of this site should help in the boycott movement… every little bit helps. Don’t worry about being 100% compliant… try to avoid as many as you can… some discomfort now, will yield large returns later.

  2. Some responses, if I may…
    [1] “The assumptions that Israel’s economic growth cannot withstand BDS pressure are inconsistent with reality.”
    Great. So you won’t mind when we apply BDS. The reality is that BDS is the only thing that terrifies Jews, since Jews cannot survive without Goy energy. Without a host, the parasite will eat itself.
    By the way I mean true BDS, not the anti-BDS kind that seeks to avoid “anti-Semitism” and the “boycotting of individuals.” The latter serves Jews.
    [2] “In fact, Israel’s unique economic growth …blah blah blah.”
    With those absurdities, you should be a stand-up comedian. I have written lengthy comments here about the dying Israeli economy, and how the Israeli masses are being crushed by neo-liberalism and gratuitous austerity, just like the masses everywhere else. I have explained why at least half of all Jews want to move out of Palestine, but do not have the financial means to do so. I gave details, specifics, and examples. I explained that one reason (among many) why Jews hate Palestinians is that hating is a way to vent anxiety caused by the dying Israeli economy and the impossibly high cost of living.
    I mean the real economy. To explain…
    In today’s world, most nations have two economies: a real economy and a financial economy. Or if you prefer, there is Main Street, and there is Wall Street. The purpose of neo-liberalism is to establish and maintain the supremacy of Wall Street over Main Street. Thus, Wall Street is booming, while Main Street is dying. So it is in Israel and almost every other country. Politicians do this intentionally and deliberately, because rich people pay them to do it. And rich people pay them to do it because rich people have only one desire in life, which to widen the gap between themselves and the masses.
    [3] “The BDS impact on Israel’s economy is minor…”
    That’s because there has been little or no BDS until now. There has only been talk. Moreover the BDS movement is full of anti-BDS people who condemn “anti-Semitism” and the “boycotting of individuals.” It’s okay for Western governments and the Jews to target individuals with sanctions and targeted assassinations, but we cannot risk BDS causing harm to any Jew.
    [4] “Israel’s vulnerability to BDS is highly constrained, since 90% of Israel’s exports are business-to-business…”
    Then why do you scream whenever BDS is mentioned? The fact is, everything in human life depends on the exchange of human energy. Physical energy, mental energy, financial energy, food, fuel, and so on. BDS does not mean attacking the Jewish parasite, since any attack would make the parasite stronger. BDS means cutting off the parasite, not only in the business realm, but in the mental and spiritual realm. BDS means, for example, no longer worshipping the “holocaust”™ lie. It means no longer mobilizing the entire police state whenever a Jew secretly paints a swastika on a synagogue. BDS means apathy, which Jews dread.
    Indeed, the more power Jews get, the more they fear indifference among the Goyim. What if “anti-Semitism” disappears altogether? What if Jews become so powerful that that the Goyim no longer revere Jews as eternal “victims?” What if Jews become just another group, and are no longer special and “Chosen?” What if the Goyim simply stop caring one way or the other?
    Such apathy terrifies Jews, since it would deprive the Jew parasite of a lot of Goy energy.
    Therefore, if there is no “anti-Semitism,” then Jews always make sure to do things that will create it. The Jew vampire cannot live without a constant supply of Goy energy, whether it be positive or negative energy.
    [5] “It is said that there has been a serious crisis between Turkey and Israel. But, the foreign trade volume between the two countries rose in 2013.”
    That’s because the Turkish government has always been radically pro-Israel. Occasionally a Turkish bureaucrat will question an Israeli atrocity (e.g. the Mavi Marmara Massacre of 31 May 2010) — but that’s idle chatter. It’s for public consumption. In actuality, the Turkish government is working with Israel to destroy Syria, for example. Indeed, whenever the Turks want to crush Armenian calls for formal recognition of the Armenian Genocide, the Turks hire Jews to handle it.
    [6] The article then describes the huge trade in arms between the Jews and the tyrannical governments that worship Jews. So what? The manufacture of killing machines is nothing to be proud of.
    Then comes more excrement about the “growth” of Israel’s GDP.
    Let me explain something…
    Neo-liberalism boosts the financial economy (Wall Street) at the expense of the real economy (Main Street). But since Wall Street is counted as part of the GDP, economists can claim that “GDP is up,” even as millions of regular people die from starvation and unemployment.
    Therefore, if you are struggling financially, it is YOUR fault! Haven’t you heard that we are in a “recovery?”
    Almost all economists LIE. They pretend, for example, that Wall Street and Main Street are the same thing. The above article is no exception.
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  3. The economy basically runs on military goodies, some computer stuff which we are all doing our best to avoid and massive handouts from the dual citizens/friends abroad and freebies such as the $3BILLION + from the USA and from all the jewish owned mega corporations. In fact, I believe that the country is in a pathetic free fall. It’s people want to leave but cannot and it will implode. It’s easy to conjure from thin air growth predictions. It’s done all the time here too. All baloney. Keep up with the BDS. Find out which companies contribute to the apartheid racist and murdering regime and find alternatives. There are many. If every one makes an effort, this wall of theirs will crumble in one month.

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