"... the political left is a weapon aimed at the destruction of Israel and the genocide of the Jewish People."

 

Quote of the Day:

 

" Too many American Jews cannot fathom that

at this point in history

 and all too likely from this point forward,

the political left is a weapon

aimed at the destruction of Israel

and the genocide of the Jewish People."

 

BtB readers are The Best! I don't want you to miss the full commentary by 'Meshulam' on the previous post so I am reproducing it here, with my thanks to the author.

Note: Because -for some unknown reason- TypePad doesn't allow paragraph cuts in the comments section, I've taken the liberty of inserting them as best I can.

 

There is no question that AIPAC and ADL let down the Jewish People relative to the Hagel confirmation battle. The real question to ask about this is: why? Is it that that their leadership is so coopted by left-wing ideology that they actually believe the nomination of a flagrantly anti-semitic nitwit is not important because Buraq and the actual power-brokers in the administration will ultimately act in the best interests of Israel and the Jewish People?

Or is it something that may be worse still: their political calculation is that they cannot challenge Obama on even such a fundamental point as to object to having a Jew-hater in such a (potentially) powerful position? It is this second possibility that worries me far more. As for Schumer, Feinstein, Levin, et. al., I expected nothing more than their duplicity. They care not one iota about the people whom were first on their list of donor and voter candidates when they began their political careers. They are beyond contempt and deserve the Kapo label they have earned. Tragically, stupid American Jews will continue to finance and form the foundation of careers of similarly-inclined politicians of this ilk, to wit, the Wasserman-Schultzes and Weiners.

Too many American Jews cannot fathom that, at this point in history and all too likely from this point forward, the political left is a weapon aimed at the destruction of Israel and the genoicide of the Jewish People. They pretend this is not so, much like the Democrats pretended that the pro-Israel plank was not voted down by voice-vote at their convention last summer.

A generation ago, delusional Europeans elected leftist putative Jews like Wily Brandts, who enthusiastically supported the opening of the floodgates on that Continent to the troglodyte Islamic hordes in front of whom the Europeans now cower. Look closely at where this has led in regard to the safety of Jews in Europe: daily attacks, boycotts. vandalizing of synagogues and Holocaust memorials, and murder. Like it or not, such is coming our way here, in the last place on Earth outside of Israel where Jews live as anything close to equals (and, here in the US, this is restricted to only some places). Those who fail to learn the lessons of history are doomed to repeat it, and thus those who see that sacrificing our people is not a price worth paying, even to the great Obama.

Yael, sorry for my rant. I'm in the first generation of Jews born after the Holocaust, and I believe I have a sacred duty to their memory to fight this age-old murderous hatred that put us in the spot we are in as a people. If I am not for myself, who will be for me?

 

My dear brother, for surely I should consider you such, I accept no apology for your revelation of the stark truth. Rather, I thank you for taking the time to tell it.

Comments

[Meshulam]

Dear Yael, I want to thank you for your very kind words regarding what I wrote. I certainly don't possess the skill you have when it comes to my writing - I must confess to a wince or two when I re-read my post - so it was a real thrill and a true honor for me to see my words given such a place of prominence here. I truly appreciate it! I also want to say that I am very grateful for all the work you do on this blog. I respect and admire the intelligence, insight, and passion you bring to this, every day. I also want to thank Mannie Sherberg for his special contributions here. Feeling the way I do about things, it is very important to have faith that better days are coming. Since newspapers are not what they used to be, especially in terms of their naked partisanship, I find that checking in with Yael, Carl, Elder, et. al. has become a vital source of hope to me that those better days will happen. Todah robah and Kol Hakovod