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| …So contemporary Jewish prostitutes like Rob Davies in South Africa and Martin Indyk and Danny Kurtzer can expose themselves in pubic to the goyim as full-blown traitors to the Jewish people by adopting the view of reality fashionable among a slice of the goyim, the peoples of the world. One imagines Rob Davies in South Africa could not have risen to the post of Minister of Trade without having been a faithful Jewboy every step of the way by adopting the worst views of Jews fashionable in the ruling elite in his country.
But getting back to the obtuseness of Israelis like Yigal Palmor when faced by such venomous hostility from in this case the government of South Africa, Israelis even like Benyamin ben Bentzion on this week’s cover of TIME Magazine need work. I haven’t seen the text of that piece, only the quotes in the Friday MSM here. It is reported to be more favorable than not, but nonetheless the author Richard Stengel could not be more politically correct in writing, “King Bibi has conquered Israel. But will Netanyahu now make peace or war? The world will find out if he is a builder or a general…the Israeli leader could finally make peace with the Palestinians or the one who launches a potentially disastrous unilateral attack on Iran.” That’s twice in this quote expecting Bibi finally to make peace with the Ancient Ones as if it is in his power to do so; as if they are waiting with open arms desiring his offer of all of Judea and Samaria so they can make peace. In Stengel’s shallow, slick magazine perception, Israel has to be the one to make peace with the passive other party waiting for the proper and generous offer. And if the status quo of no peace continues, well, then it’s Bibi’s fault for not making peace with the Balestinians as Stengel misperceives them. They are not Balestinians; they are Syrians. They are Arabs. They are Muslims. There is nothing, absolutely nothing Palestinian about these people, not their language, not their religion, not their food, not their clothing… |
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