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03 April 2010 By Mark Glenn Note to those scratching their heads over Israel’s
“recent” belligerent behavior viz-a-viz the Obama
Administration’s insistence that the Jewish state
actually abide by international law and cease
construction in the territories pirated by her in
1967– DON’T. Neither should anyone be shocked over the fact
that–with miniscule exceptions–protests from the
Chosenite quarter of humanity over all the bloodshed
and chaos caused by the Jewish state in what used to
be called the Holy Land are virtually non-existent.
For the sake of those who have suffered incalculably,
namely the Palestinians, Lebanese, Iraqis and others
in the region, let us not pretend we had no way of
knowing. We knew, or at least we should have. As we are
always told–“ignorance of the law is no excuse, the
“law” in this case not being just some ordinary, run
of the mill law, but rather THE LAW, meaning the word
of God Himself, or so they say. No, we’re not being cheeky here. Indeed, GOD HAS
SPOKEN and all anyone need do in figuring this out for
him or herself is crack open the playbook being used
in mapping all this misery out and see for themselves. After all, lest we forget, according to the
narrative in question, for some indescribable reason
the creator of the universe DID decide one day to
focus His infinite attention and affection on one
tiny, seemingly insignificant percentage of his
handiwork, commanding them to then go about the
business of invading, stealing, enslaving and
genociding those who did not “bless them” in a way
deemed acceptable. That right folks, invasion, theft, enslavement, and
genocide, all the things we are told by Jewish
interests are part of “Islam”, but which in reality
are not, but rather the nuts and bolts of the Jews‘
religion. And let’s not dabble in the business that this is
all a “Netanyahu” thing. Miraculously, Bibi (the same
war criminal credited with gloating over the deaths of
3,000 Americans after the 9/11 attacks, characterizing
such as “good” because of the “immediate sympathy” the
tragedy would generate for Israel) actually spoke the
truth in his recent speech to AIPAC when he pointed
out that the Judaization of Palestine (termed
“redemption by the Jews) through expanded settlement
is something that has gone on from the very beginning.
Indeed, as inconvenient as it is and as much as it may
fly in the face of the fashionable business these days
of separating between “good” Jews (leftists who
sort-of/kind-of dare to consider Palestinians as human
beings) and “bad” Jews (rightists who take literally
all that stuff in the Old Testament about the Arabs
being “Amalek“ whose eternal destruction is commanded
by God) the fact is that they are 2 wings on the same
bird. When comparing the two, they differ from each
other as much as the Corleones did from the Tattaglias
in The Godfather–two crime families engaged in similar
“business” but with different names. As we said earlier, no one should be scratching his
or her head over any of this intransigence or
belligerence. This was as hard to predict as birds
flying south for the winter or 2 dogs sniffing each
other’s rear ends upon meeting for the first time.
There was, is, and always will be this irrational,
magnetic pull towards this kind of business when it
comes to Jews and Jewish interests. Remember that old
saying we were all taught growing up, meant to make us
mind our diet–”You are what you eat”? Well, the Jews
have been “eating” all this Old Testament garbage now
for 4,000 years and as a result it has gone to their
collective head and done almost irreversible internal
damage. Having made heroes out of their Hebraic
forefathers who invaded, raped, enslaved and stole,
why then should anyone be shocked when 4,000 years
later we get Ben Gurion, Begin, Rabin, Sharon,
Netanyahu, et al? You see, that’s the problem when certain people
claim to hear the voice of God in their heads. Things
get lost in translation. Remember Abraham? He starts
hearing voices telling him he and his bloodline would
be exalted above everyone else, and the next thing you
know he’s got a knife to his son’s neck, ready to slit
his throat and burn his body as proof of his loyalty
to those voices he’s hearing. No, the problem is not “Islamic extremism”. The
problem is what we can call the “Annie Wilkes
Syndrome,” a disturbing and dangerous condition
wherein a group of nutcases base their entire
collective identity on a book, its cast of characters
and how these characters behave, to the point the
“captive audience” is incapable of living in the real
world in a rational, logical and moral way. If that name–Annie Wilkes–sounds familiar, it
should. She was the character in a Stephen King novel
entitled Misery later made into a movie of the same
name. The reader will recall that her character was
that of a lonely, middle-aged woman who rescued her
favorite novelist from an otherwise fatal car crash.
With both his legs broken she takes him to her home in
the mountains so she can “care“ for him in what would
later become his stay in Hotel Hell. What makes the character of Annie Wilkes so
interesting is that–like the Jews of today–she has
based her entire life and identity on a story, in this
case the same series of books written by the very
author she rescued from the otherwise fatal car crash.
Like the Jews of today with their Old Testament, Annie
knows every word by heart. Every twist and turn
appearing in the 8 books her beloved novelist wrote
she has used as a template in organizing and arranging
her life. The fact it is all fiction doesn’t even
cross her mind. It is a story she falls so much in
love with that reality has no place in her life. And, as the reader will recall from the movie, all
is fine regarding the novelist’s rehabilitation until
his “#1 fan” Annie gets a copy of his latest book
where the main character in it–her beloved Misery
Chastain–dies during childbirth. Annie comes into the
author’s bedroom as he lie on a bed with two broken
legs and, revealing the true depth of the mad waters
raging beneath her otherwise calm and disarming
demeanor, lets loose with a tirade that would scare
the hell out of the Devil himself. And then of course, who could forget that infamous
scene when Annie–in order to keep her author around a
little longer–puts a wooden block between his two
angles and then takes a 12-lb sledgehammer to his
feet, breaking them and by doing so, leaving him
permanently crippled and unable to fend for himself
while under her “care”. Finally, at the end of the movie, the true depth of
her madness is apparent as she plans to kill the
author and then herself at the same time. The way she
sees it, if she can’t have him, no one can, justifying
with “Don’t feel bad Paul…It was bound to happen
sooner or later…It’s a sign…You see, I’ve known for
some time why I was chosen to save you…You and I were
meant to be together forever…Now our time in this
world must end…But don’t worry Paul, I’ve prepared for
what must be done…I put two bullets in my gun…One for
you and one for me…Oh darling, it’ll be so beautiful…” Behold, life imitating art, as we see Jewish
behavior today (and particularly with regards to
American foreign policy in the Middle East) dictated
by the twists and turns of a certain book. God has
spoken and it cannot be undone. Like Misery Chastain,
the character at the center of Annie Wilkes’ madness,
it MUST be, forever, exactly as described by the black
images on the white paper. America, (and indeed the
west in general) like the novelist, tied to the bed,
her ankles broken and in her crippled state, powerless
to stop the mad woman Israel. Now, certain “mysteries” such as Israel’s
intransigence with regards to the settlements becomes
clear, as well as all the bloodbaths and the (almost)
complete absence of moral reasoning on the part of the
international Jewish community. At the end of the movie, the crippled author must
devise a plan–executed from his wheelchair, to
boot–for freeing himself from a deranged woman bent
upon his demise. America and the rest of the world
must do the same before the final chapter is written,
for those who are writing it, claiming to hear voices
in their heads, cannot be relied upon to think or act
rationally. |