The Ashkenazi Revolution

289submachine gun in the world is the Uzi, a product of the weapons industryof the Israel Defense Force. Conquerors of the world have alwaysdeveloped outstanding weapons, and created innovative strategic tactics.Only the special circumstances of the era prevent Israel from being a greatconquering nation. Had circumstances been different, Israel would turninto a flash point of various treaties that seek expansion, conquest and theswallowing up of other lands.The solution to the Jewish Question is, therefore, first and foremost not therescue of unfortunates and the downtrodden, but the establishment of agreat Jewish political civilization that allows Jews to influence directly, in anormal way, the fate of the world. Such a civilization would be able tolimit the specific Jewish function of inciting foreign peoples, incitementthat at certain times becomes fatal for both the entire world and for theJewish peoples themselves. The territorialist programs of Herzl gave thisunique opportunity to us, but the opportunity was wasted. The State ofIsrael is not the answer to the modern Jewish question, which has in themeantime, turned into the Ashkenazi Question. The State of Israel is toosmall to accommodate so many millions of Ashkenazim. Moreover: TheState of Israel doesn’t even want to solve the Jewish Question, just as theHebrew settlement in the Land of Israel never wanted to solve it, except forextreme Revisionist forces that worked within it. The State of Israel wantsto solve the question of itself through worldly incitement that comes fromthe existence of the Ashkenazi question. The State of Israel wants theAshkenazi question to remain until the last generation so that it canfacilitate fund raising, the flow of immigrants to settlements and kibbutzimand enjoy other monetary, political and cultural advantages. The efforts ofthe Israeli government in taking care of, and of aiding the multiplication of,the Arab population in the State of Israel, are among the clear signs of theIsraeli refusal to solve the Ashkenazi Question, or even to contribute aserious contribution toward this question. The State of Israel is notprepared at all to give up on the “cash cow” whose name is the AshkenaziQuestion, and it is a forgone conclusion, as far as it is concerned, to extractfrom this “cash cow” quasi-parasitic benefits until the end of generations.