Glenn – No Beauty In The Beast – Israel Without Her Mascara

BIRDS OF A FEATHER 117Birds of a Feather -Israel and AmericaAs America seems to be going through the motions of squirming uncomfortably over the Iraqi prisonerabuse scandal, there are many who are not squirming, and are asking the question “why is anyonesurprised?”It’s not that these individuals are comfortable with the situation, but rather that it is the anti-climacticresult of having foreknowledge of the event, as much as one could expect to hear a clap of thunderfollowing a bolt of lightning during a rainstorm. Those who have been following the Middle East situationfor some time could have, and indeed in many cases have, predicted that this would arrive at some point.Other Americans, who today stand wide-eyed with gaping mouths at the situation, asking that completelyout of place question of “how could this happen?” should really just keep quiet. It’s not as if they weren’twarned. The signs for something like this happening have been screaming out at them for the last 3 years,if not for the last 3 decades.The fact that a good portion of Americans are showing shock and dismay at this situation can only resultin making those around the world hate the United States more than they already do. Watching thisspectacle is like watching an individual suffer the shock of finding out that he or she has just come downwith a sexually transmitted disease after having lived a life of promiscuity for years. In watching such anindividual, the world cannot even muster pity at such stupidity, particularly when the stakes are as highas they are concerning the present war in the Middle East.Had they been listening and paying attention to more than just the foolishness that passes for politicalcommentary on talk radio and mainstream news, they would have seen that this situation was aspredictable as would be old weather in January. After all, in the United States of America over the courseof the last three years, talk show hosts and other outlets of information have repeatedly crossed the linesbetween constructive political discourse and outright hate mongering in their insistence for variouspogroms against Middle Easterners. Such individuals, considering themselves and their agenda astestimonies to the precepts of morality and justice have suggested time and again that this situation in theMiddle East would be best solved by “killing all the Muslims,” or some variation of that theme. Short ofcalling for their extermination, these individuals have, without an ounce of reserve, referred to themdisparagingly as “ragheads,” “sand-niggers,” “Hajis,” as well as a whole host of other eloquences, andhave in general created an air of racial and cultural hatred towards them that has helped to bring aboutthis current situation. On a seemingly daily basis in America over the course of the last 3 years, Muslims,both men and women, have been attacked physically, had beer bottles thrown at them from movingvehicles, had their Mosques set on fire, had bullets fired into their homes, and been the recipients oftelephone death threats without any substantive media coverage nor law enforcement reaction. Muslimchildren have been taunted, beaten up, and in some cases, sent to the hospital as a result of the injuriesthey have received at the hands of “freedom-loving, God-fearing Americans”. In what is an obvioustestimony to a smothering sense of hypocrisy in America, there has yet to be found any morning newsprograms devoted to exposing these outrages, and why would one expect that there would be, particularlywhen it is considered who owns the airwaves and what agenda is being pushed? After all, how manymovies and television programs have been made over the course of the last 3 decades by a Zionist ownedmedia which have depicted Arabs and Muslims as violent, vicious fanatics who only understand thelanguage of brutality and deadly coercion?