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Commentary;
Once again, Dr. Aaron Lerner of IMRA makes a great point in presenting U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice’s pretense of total pre-occupation with equating the Arab-Israeli conflict, i.e. her bogus presumption and fallacious perception of Arab supplication, subserviance to Israel with the Black struggle for equality in the US. It appears that Rice, as with every previous U.S. Secretary of State, feigns to blame Israel for the Arabs’ political perpetuation of it’s peoples in a downtrodden, destitute state as a pretext for selling her to the wolves.
But the greater point is how Ehud Olmert and his protexia class regime; in their total, blind hatred for Torah, Hashem and anything Jewish, have abrogated Israel’s sovereignty as secondary to the self-interests of the nations, secondary to the reverse discrimination and racism of self-interested super-power foreign policy.
Further, contrary to Dr. Lerner’s assertion;
It is imperative that the Israeli officials interacting with Secretary Rice – and for that matter, those in the U.S. with a genuine interest in regional stability – to make a point to correct her.
Israel MUST re-assert her sovereignty NOW, once and for all. Ehud Olmert and his protexia class regime, and Israel’s entire system of governance and old-boy protexia structure MUST GO! MB
Warning to Israel: Secretary Rice Confuses Arab-Israeli Conflict for Struggle of Blacks for Equality in Jim Crow America, Dr. Aaron Lerner (IMRA)
If U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice were a private citizen, her half-baked and seriously distorted idea that the Arab-Israeli conflict is equivalent to the struggle of Black for equality in the Jim Crow America of her childhood would only serve as evidence of a serious lack of analytical skills (or just plain intellectual laziness).
But she isn’t.
Again: It is not only ludicrous but also dangerous for policy making to compare the Palestinian leadership and their goals to Reverend Martin Luther King’s peaceful struggle for equality as if Gaza and Nablus are no different than Selma Alabama.
Rice’s continuous fixation on this false equivalence dangerously distorts the reality of the situation: the Blacks of America did not try to destroy the U.S. in 1776, nor were Blacks part of a great pan-Black nation stretching from Canada down to Argentina that considered the U.S. to be a temporary foreign entity to be ultimately ejected from the America’s altogether.
When policy making is driven by this false equivalent it is hardly surprising that it takes a cavalier attitude towards Israel’s genuine and necessary concerns.
It is imperative that the Israeli officials interacting with Secretary Rice – and for that matter, those in the U.S. with a genuine interest in regional stability – to make a point to correct her.
Dr. Lerner’s post prefaces the Haaretz article below by Aluf Benn;
Rice’s Visit / In the Shadow of MLK, by Aluf Benn (Haaretz 16 October 2007)