REASONS 43Those who would scoff at these notions suffer by virtue of the fact that they are poorly informed as towhat comprises the complicated machinery of Western economies and infrastructures, and who do notrealize how precariously balanced all of it really is. One need look back no further than the blackout thatoccurred in the Eastern section of the US a year or so ago that was the result of one computer glitch insome remote part of Ohio. <strong>The</strong> more complicated the machinery, the more susceptible it is to breakdown,and whether such a breakdown is the result of poor maintenance or sabotage matters not.Those who are better informed concerning the precariousness of modern day Western life but who stillscoff at any talk of future troubles as a result of the illicit love affair between Zionism and the formerlyChristian West simply suffer by virtue of naiveté when it comes to understanding human nature, and inparticular as it involves the aspects of greed and power. Such naïve sentiments, which are prevalentthroughout almost all aspects of Western societies, are the product of the post-industrial era whereinsuch individuals view things from a purely materialistic perspective. <strong>In</strong> their very limited understanding,wars are caused simply from lack of basic necessities; food, land, water, shelter, etc, and therefore, giventhe fact that the capabilities of the post-industrial world are of such a character that anything can beproduced in short time and with little effort, all issues involving greed and want can be neutralized aswell. <strong>In</strong> the West (and more so in America) it is assumed that there is no problem that can’t be solved bythrowing a little bit of money and ingenuity into it. Disease has been conquered, as well as impoverishment,hunger, turmoil, etc, so why should this be any different?<strong>The</strong> mistake that such individuals make is in forgetting that people can be motivated by other thingsbesides the immediate hierarchy of their physical needs. <strong>The</strong>re are some people who can have all thefood, water, land, shelter and everything else necessary to sustain a comfortable life, and who still will goto war to achieve more. What individuals such as these fail to consider is the fact that history, andparticularly recent history, is replete with examples of individuals who didn’t just want their fair share ofthe pie, but rather the whole thing, and sometimes for no other reason than that they didn’t want someoneelse to have any. What these Pollyannic individuals have failed to note is how powerful a motivatorideologies can be, and particularly those ideologies that are religious or tribal in their nature.<strong>In</strong> truth though, what must be stated is that such individuals (who scoff at the notion that great danger isto be found in the Jewish supremacist agenda) are not really being honest in their position. <strong>The</strong>y understandthis issue well, the topic of ideologies and the manner in which their adherents can be motivated intocommitting the worst, but such individuals are selective as to when and against whom they will apply thisunderstanding. And once again, just like the infectious disease that is the leaven of the Jewish supremacistagenda, the program that is in operation here is mere hypocrisy, for a quick examination reveals thatindividuals such as these will only scoff at such a notion if the group of people in question happens to bethe Jews.<strong>In</strong> such a process as they manage it, any discussion of a conspiracy rooted in “Jewish interests” cannotconform to the scientific method of fact-finding and deduction, as if there were an organic impossibilitythat such dangerous individuals could exist. When it is reduced to its irreducible minimum, the programunder which such individuals have deluded themselves is that it is impossible that evil in any form mayemanate from the Jewish quarter, and, conversely, that the only evil that can exist is that which worksagainst the Jewish agenda. Like Pavlov’s dogs, the sentiments of such individuals can be turned on like alight switch in defending the agenda of their masters, sentiments completely disconnected with any trueintellectual processes and which vary between loyalty for the hand that feeds them and fear of the handthat can grab them by the throat. And thus it is in this manner therefore that we must view the intellectualparrying that takes place by today’s skeptics as but a magic act, and particularly so when the other side ofthe coin is discussed.
44REASONSAsk them however, about the threat posed by extremist ideologies attached to fundamentalist Christiansor Muslims, and the whole tone they maintained with regards to the other side of the coin changesdramatically. <strong>No</strong>w they will acquire a very serious look in their eyes and nod gravely, noting that suchentities pose a clear and present danger to the civilized world. Such individuals know well what is meantby the words “Islamic extremism” “Al Qaeda” and “suicide bomber,” as well as “Christian Militia,”“Aryan Nations” or “white supremacist” and yet who smirk when someone goes about the business ofdescribing things such as the Irgun, Stern Gang or Talmudism, despite the fact that a mountain ofdocumentation exists surrounding them.<strong>The</strong>refore, we should not put much weight in the arguments offered by these individuals who use thevehicle of ridicule during the debate covering the Jewish supremacist agenda known as Zionism and thedanger that it poses for the whole of humanity. <strong>The</strong>y are persons who are either ignorant of the facts orwho are, as we said earlier, “interested”.Those who do accept that a danger exists but who downplay the depth of its seriousness, in my opinion,do so as a result of their failure to consider things in their proper scope, for in truth their argument isbased upon superficial criteria. “How” they argue, “can an ideology such as Zionism, represented by anation such as <strong>Israel</strong> of only six million people, pose any kind of substantive threat to a civilization suchas that in the West, with over 1 billion people and the lion’s share of the world’s technology and wealth?”Of course on a kindergarten level this would be a good argument. It is like asking the question, “Whatcan this little spider do to this gorilla?” If the spider happens to be of a deadly venomous variety though,and if the gorilla is sick and already dying as a result of having been bitten hundreds of times, thenobviously that changes things considerably.<strong>The</strong> difference lies in the dynamics of this situation, as well as in the pyramidal structure of power as itexists in the West. Never before has so much power been concentrated into the hands of such a fewnumber of people, who literally can decide what countries live or die on a minute by minute basis. Neverbefore has all the world’s wealth been subject to the decisions of such a small clique of individuals, whocan, as we said earlier, completely alter the economic, sociological, and legislative landscape of entirenations as if with the wave of a magic wand. And if this situation weren’t bad enough, what makes itworse is the fact that the mental condition of this clique is such that makes the whole situation a tickingtime bomb. It’s true, on it’s face, that such a threat from such a statistically small number of people makesno sense, except when considering what possibilities exist when this small number of people have the earof the President of the United States, the most powerful man in the world. And, if these people canliterally make the president dance on strings like a puppet, (as has obviously been the case with everyAmerican president since Lyndon Johnson) then it becomes apparent how such machinery can be madeto operate. We are talking about an unprecedented concentration of the world’s power in the hands of afew individuals who are, by any standards that can be used to measure, criminally insane. <strong>The</strong>y possess90% of the world’s wealth, control the political machinery of the world’s most powerful nations, controlthe informational infrastructure of these nations, and are imbued with the mindset that they have a rightto possess all of this by virtue of:A: <strong>The</strong>ir superiority, and byB. <strong>The</strong> inferiority of the rest of the world’s inhabitants.This situation does not paint a pretty picture, even to the most shallow-minded of thinkers.Of course, by now the scoffers are having fits that swing between the extremes of laughter and rage,
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