Israel 'outraged' that people are catching on to their pathology
Corey Schink
Back in 2015 the Journal of Evolutionary Psychological Science published a study
that provided yet more evidence that "individuals with psychopathic
traits may be able to express fraudulent emotions that appear genuine to
the people around them." The authors added, "individuals
involved in predatory behavior need to appear to be cooperative and
'normal' to successfully take advantage of others."
Nowhere is this more apparent than in the common emotional rhetoric of
Israeli politicians. In the past week Netanyahu has claimed 'outrage'
that the UN would dare support Syria's claim to its territory in the
Golan Heights, and Israel's representative to the UN, Danny Danon, claimed in a heated debate that it is fine for Israel to abduct children because "'terrorists' deserved no other treatment."
But of course Israel's minister of defense would think otherwise. He opined
just a few months back that the IDF and Sunni terrorists in Syria were
on the 'same page'. Therefore, applying Israeli political logic, if
they're 5 years old they're a target for illegal abduction. But if
they're a group of drugged-out head-choppers selling Israel stolen oil, then they're 'just fine by us'.
So perhaps it's time to step in and issue a reminder of what is
truly 'outrageous' in this situation. What is outrageous is a sadistic
regime which steals the land of its neighbors, openly sides with
terrorists to steal those neighbors' resources, and proceeds to torture
and murder an entire ethnic group while claiming 'defense against
terrorism'. All this while Netanyahu has the gall to say, with a straight face, "Israel, [is] the only true democracy in the Middle East."
What is outrageous is video after video after video
showing terrified Palestinian children (as young as 5 years old)
shaking and sobbing as they or their loved ones are being abducted by
Israeli military. And no, they are not being arrested; they are being abducted.
An arrest process involves some form of judicial process that leads to
evidence being presented in court, but in Israel it is the military that
decides what to do with the children, in secret, without oversight.
© Al Jazeera
A young Palestinian victim of Israeli torture
A young Palestinian victim of Israeli torture
Mind you, contrary to what an Israeli spokesperson will tell you, this is not a reasonable punishment for throwing stones, or any crime whatsoever. No, this on-going torture of Palestinian children is an act of terrorism so abominable that it utterly defies comprehension. But that is only one of many 'outrageous' acts that Israel commits on a regular basis.
A Palestinian woman and her teenage brother were recently shot dead by Israeli forces. The IDF claimed that the two had knives and were attacking a check-point.
A bystander reports a very different scene:
Alaa Soboh, a Palestinian bus driver who said he witnessed the incident, told Reuters the pair appeared to be unfamiliar with crossing procedures and were swiftly challenged at the checkpoint.In the tradition of 'Israeli justice', the IDF's claims do not need to be substantiated. This is how life ends in Palestine, and it is 100% backed by the political establishment which agrees that 'anyone who pulls out a screwdriver' must be killed. These two young adults joined the thousands shot, injured or killed by Israeli soldiers. There were 2,617 cases in the month of October, 2015 alone. And as if this weren't bad enough, the military then routinely shoots up their already dead corpses.
"As soon as the two crossed, (Israeli forces) started screaming 'Go back, go back', and then they began shooting. The first one they shot was the girl ... the boy tried to go backward, when they fired seven bullets at him," Soboh said.
This is Netanyahu's idea of a 'true democracy' - now that is outrageous. The military decides who lives and dies, so the presence or otherwise of a knife, or a screwdriver, at the crime-scene is irrelevant. The simple claim 'she had a screwdriver' will suffice - now that is outrageous.
So while Netanyahu is 'outraged,' the entire world should be furious that this psychopathic group claims to be 'outraged' for shock emotional value, when in fact it is their sadistic torture of men, women, and children, and their daylight executions of same, that are at the very core of why we feel outraged at the Israeli state in the first place. One look at this video should remind us all of that:
Every single human being on this planet needs to imagine this little boy as their own and this drama taking place in your life because, the odds are, it will unless people do something soon; we are on a downhill slide to absolute totalitarianism on this planet, almost everywhere, and if you think you are exempt or exceptional, think again. And if you are a member of the elite, recall the French Revolution and how many elite heads rolled off the scaffold of Mme. Guillotine.
The Holocaust Establishment Fails Yet Again
Historians like Ian
Kershaw know better, but they have to crank out historically implausible
scenarios in order to maintain a wicked ideology, namely, the
"Holocaust Industry."
…by Jonas E. Alexis
If you accept the ideological categories which the Holocaust establishment has forced upon much of the West, then you must deduce that Ben Bernanke is ipso facto an anti-Semite.
Bernanke, the man who is known for playing dice with the economy at everyone’s expense,[1] said last month that Adolf Hitler was “the person who sort of most understood fiscal policy,” presumably because he helped the German economy during the 1930s.[2]
“Conformist” historian Ian Kershaw said pretty much the same thing:
“A third, extremely important,
component of the perceived Fuhrer image was, therefore, that of the
architect and creator of Germany’s ‘economic miracle’ of the 1930s. Part
of the apologetic of the post-war era was, of course, that despite his
‘mistakes’, Hitler had revamped the economy, rid Germany of
unemployment, and built the motorways.
“This is itself testimony to the
penetrating and enduring features of this aspect of the contemporary
Hitler image. Certainly, by 1939 it was difficult to deny that economic
conditions in Germany, for whatever reasons, had improved dramatically
since the Depression era.”[3]
Of course, Kershaw, in order to please the Holocaust establishment
and keep his job and perhaps even his life, had to contradict himself.
He added: “The working class remained the social grouping least
impressed by the ‘economic miracle’ and relatively immune to the image
of Hitler as the creator of Germany’s striking new prosperity.”
Well, which is it, Kershaw? If
“economic conditions in Germany had improved dramatically since the
Depression era,” how does that line up with the view that “The working
class remained the social grouping least impressed by the ‘economic
miracle….’?” And wouldn’t that bold statement itself defeat Daniel Jonah
Goldhagen’s intellectually perverse and historically incoherent thesis
that ordinary Germans were guilty of supporting Hitler?[4]
You see, historians like Kershaw have locked themselves into a corner
and as a result are unable to dissect the good, the bad, and the ugly
of National Socialism without falling into their own trap. The Holocaust
establishment and thought police tell us that no one can praise or even
remotely suggest that National Socialism did some good without being an
anti-Semite or a Hitler apologist, but members of the establishment
cannot help but drop a few good words about National Socialism every now
and then.What we are seeing here is that members of the establishment are trying to have it both ways. If former prime minister of Israel Menachem Begin is right in saying that “Every German is a Nazi” and that “Every German is a murderer,”[5] then it makes no sense whatever for Bernanke and Kershaw to even suggest that Hitler, presumably the arch-enemy of European Jews, largely saved the German economy.
Bernanke and Kershaw show again and again that the Holocaust establishment cannot exist without contradiction and self-defeating premises. As E. Michael Jones puts it,
“We live in a culture which erects
monuments to Jewish culture. We also live in a culture which prohibits
unauthorized interpretations of Jewish monuments. The Holocaust is the
prime Jewish cultural monument of our day.
“So we have a federally funded
Holocaust museum in Washington, but at the same time it is illegal in
many countries of the world to question any of the self-contradictory
assertions about the Holocaust…
“Questioning the number of people
who died in concentration camps, whether they died in gas chambers or by
other means, or whether there was a plan to exterminate Jews, can land
you in jail in 13 countries in the world, even though the numbers have
already changed a number of times and the term holocaust came from a by
now abandoned assertion that the Jews were exterminated in pits of
flaming kerosene.”[6]
Jean-Marie Le Pen has recently been fined “£25,000 for Holocaust
denial after describing the gas chambers as a ‘detail of history.’”[7]
Yet Jewish historian Bernard Lewis and even the state of Israel have
denied the Armenian genocide or Holocaust without any consequence
whatsoever.
According to Stolfi, the great biographies do not ask the deep questions about Nazi Germany and fail to address the serious issues surrounding the evolution of Hitler and the real causes of World War II. He writes,
“Virtually every literary piece written about Adolf Hitler in the more than half century since 1945 has been based on antipathy. In a seemingly boundless corpus of writing, every work from the mighty to the insignificant is fundamentally similar in its common revulsion for the man and his national movement.
“In the most recent great biography, Professor Ian Kershaw begins and ends with detestation. His work is skilled and often brilliant, but he fails to inform the reader of certain characteristics indispensable for true comprehension of the man, and he underestimates the importance of the postwar conditions inflicted by the Allies on Germany, which contributed to Hitler’s rise.
“Bullock, Fest, and Kershaw ascribe criminal features to Hitler’s foreign policy from 1933 through 1939, but they fail to correlate it realistically with the Allied imposition of the Versailles Treaty—the ultimate manifestation of German defeat and Allied victory following World War I.
“In the present situation, the reading public has been served only half a portrait of the great tyrant of the twentieth century….half a portrait of Hitler tells us little about the man as a human being and presents a distorted and incredible interpretation of his actions as creator of National Socialism and leader of Germany.
“The great biographies take excessive liberties in denigrating his person, and, in doing so, they make it difficult to comprehend him…Every single one falls short of producing an adequate understanding of Hitler as a historical person. To this point in time, the biographers have lost the biographical war.”[9]
“The great biographies” get thicker virtually every month or so, and the list is now almost endless. Just pick up David Cesarani’s Final Solution: The Fate of the Jews 1933-1949, and you will quickly realize that it has almost a thousand pages.
Robert S. Wistrich’s Hitler and the Holocaust has chapters such as “From Weimar to Hitler,” but this book again is weighed and found wanting because it does not ask fundamental questions about the so-called Holocaust and how Nazi Germany would have been almost impossible without Jewish subversive movements.[10]
In short, “Holocaust” has become big business. As Jewish Holocaust historian Tim Cole of the University of Bristol puts it,
“‘Shoah [Hebrew for Holocaust]
business’ is big business…[In] the twentieth century, the ‘Holocaust’ is
being bought and sold. $168 million was donated to pay for the building
of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum on a plot of Federal
Land in Washington, DC.
“Millions of dollars have financed
memorial projects throughout the United States, ranging from the
installation of Holocaust memorials to the establishing of University
chairs in Holocaust studies. Steven Spielberg’s movie Schindler’s List
netted over $221 million in foreign box offices and even Academy
Awards.”[11]
In the past sixteen years or so, we have seen how multiple Jewish
groups have capitalized on this “Shoah business,” which Norman
Finkelstein has called “The Holocaust Industry.”[12][1] See also David A. Stockman, “State-Wrecked: The Corruption of Capitalism in America,” NY Times, March 30, 2013.
[2] Erik Moshe, “Ben Bernanke Says ‘Hitler Was the Guy Who Got Economics Right in the 1930s,’” History News Network, February 21, 2016.
[3] Ibid.
[4] Daniel Jonah Goldhagen, Hitler’s Willing Executioners: Ordinary Germans and the Holocaust (New York: Vintage Books, 1996).
[5] Quoted in Tom Segev, The Seventh Million: The Israelis and the Holocaust (New York: Henry Holt, 2000), 216.
[6] E. Michael Jones, Assassins and Character Assassins (South Bend: Fidelity Press, 2012), kindle edition.
[7] Peter Allen, “Former French far-Right leader Jean-Marie Le Pen is fined £25,000 for Holocaust denial after describing the gas chambers as a ‘detail of history,’” Daily Mail, April 6, 2016.
[8] R. H. S. Stolfi, Hitler: Beyond Evil and Tyranny (New York: Prometheus Books, 2011), 11.
[9] Ibid., 11, 12, 17.
[10] For further studies on this and related topics, see for example Sarah Ann Gordon, Hitler, Germans, and the Jewish Question (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1980); Bryan Mark Rigg, Hitler’s Jewish Soldiers: The Untold Story of Nazi Racial Laws and Men of Jewish Descent in the German Military (Lawrence: University Press of Kansas, 2002); Rescued from the Reich: How One of Hitler’s Soldiers Saved the Lubavitcher Rebbe (New Haven: Yale University Press, 2004); Albert S. Lindemann, Esau’s Tears: Modern Anti-Semitism and the Rise of the Jews (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1997); Erich Haberer, Jews and Revolution in Nineteenth-Century Russia (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1995).
[11] Tim Cole, Selling the Holocaust: From Auschwitz to Schindler, How History is Bought, Packaged and Sold (New York: Routledge, 2000), 1.
[12] Norman Finkelstein, The Holocaust Industry: Reflections on the Exploitation of Jewish Suffering (New York: Verso, 2000 and 2015). See also Finkelstein’s Beyond Chutzpah: On the Misuse of Anti-Semitism and the Abuse of History (Berkeley: University of California Press, 2005).
