The Ashkenazi Revolution

174Ashkenaz is not the product of means and tools that it has at its disposal,but the product of Ashkenazi rule over time. We rule over the dimensionof time of the State of Israel and as a result, we automatically rule overanybody who is subject to this dimension, that is to say, over everybody.The tools and the means that we have are only the result and product of ourrule over modern time, for modern tools and means can be formed onlythrough the power of rule over modern time, and through coordination withthis time. As for the non-Ashkenazi peoples in the State of Israel, they donot have time, or at the very least, they do not have much of it. Their timeis dead. These peoples live within the cycle of Ashkenazi time, in thepower and merit of Ashkenazi time. Each hour and each moment we grantthem the portion of time they need to survive, and through this we rule overthem. Had the State of Israel been a grand experimental laboratory, of thetype used for studies of nature, and had they removed the Ashkenazim and,in their place, were introduced an equal number of non-Ashkenazim, theState of Israel would be conquered by the Arab states within a few hours.Moreover: It would be ruined within a few months even if Nasser had beenobligated to refrain from attacking it, but to give it protection. All of theState of Israel, without Ashkenazim, would lose its vital control overmodern time and slide into the 15 th or 16 th century. None of the variousnon-Ashkenazi Peoples, which stand at various stages of time, are capableof coordinating their actions, or of ensuring even minimal unity. For hewho stands at the point of time of the 11 th century cannot act incoordination with another who stands at the point of time in the 16 thcentury. The State of Israel without Ashkenazim is not capable ofmaintaining an army, first and foremost not due to any technologicalretardation of the non-Ashkenazi peoples, but due to the fact that thesepeople would empty their weapons against each other. Through ouramazing rule of time, we actually force these peoples to follow the pace ofthe 20 th century, and in this way we ease the friction between them and holdthem to the plane of modern times.Today, we account for about 44 percent of the Jewish population in Israel.But ninety percent or more of the nation’s power is concentrated in ourhands. The army, research, political organization, education, and the rest of