As more Americans die in Iraq almost on a daily basis, and Iraqi
Arabs continue to suffer the ravages of war, the ardently
pro-Zionist mainstream media continues to hide from its viewers how
Israel and Jewish-Zionism are reaping benefits from this tragic
conflict.
First, US forces eliminated an implacable foe of Israel in President
Saddam Hussein and the threat from the weapons of mass destruction
he was alleged to possess. Indeed, some time before this war even
began, General Wesley Clark, the former Supreme Allied Commander of
NATO, acknowledged to a very respected British news source that
President Bush's war plans serve, first and foremost, Jewish-Zionist
interests. He stated:
[1]"Those who favor this attack [against Hussein's Iraq] now tell you
candidly and privately, that it is probably true that Saddam Hussein
is no threat to the United States. But they are afraid at some
point he might decide if he had a nuclear weapon to use it against
Israel."
Furthermore, now that US forces have a foothold in Iraq, they could
be prodded into making strikes against Israel's other foes in the
region, like Syria and Iran. This would save the lives of Jewish
Israeli's, but put more American soldiers in danger of death. It is
no accident that the ardently pro-Zionist "neo-conservatives" have
already spoken of "regime changes" for Iran and Syria.
Second, Israel now stands to gain much needed Iraqi oil reserves.
From another respected Internet news source, we read:
[2]"[The]
minister for national infrastructures [of Israel] Joseph Paritzky
was considering the possibility of reopening the long-defunct oil
pipeline from Mosul to the Mediterranean port of Haifa. With Israel
lacking energy resources of its own and depending on highly
expensive oil from Russia, reopening the pipeline would transform
its economy."
The article continues: "It is understood from diplomatic sources
that the Bush administration has said it will not support lifting UN
sanctions on Iraq unless Saddam's successors agree to supply Israel
with oil." The authors add this most cogent observation:
[2]"All of
this lends weight to the theory that Bush's war is part of a masterplan to reshape the Middle East to serve Israel's interests.
Haaretz quoted Paritzky as saying that the pipeline project
is economically justifiable because it would dramatically reduce
Israel's energy bill."
Finally,
Cleveland Jewish News reported on an ongoing
campaign to move Iraqi Jews to Israel, something that was possible
only after Saddam Hussein was removed from power.
[3]
Rachel Zelon, the vice president of program operations for the
Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society who is quite instrumental in this campaign
to move Iraqi Jews to Israel, made this quite revealing statement:
[3]
"We
value Jewish life in a way I've never seen other communities value
or care for their own...We go to any lengths to be there and save
another Jew..."
Lo and Behold!! This is very probably the attitude of the
Jewish-Zionist advisors that surround President Bush. Deputy
Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz, a dedicated Jewish-Zionist, was
the main Bush administration advocate for war on Iraq. Like Rachel
Zelon stated: "We go to any lengths to be there and save another
Jew." I strongly suspect that he would "go to any lengths to be
there and save another Jew"--even if it means driving the United
States into a war that will result in the death of many Americans.
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