The 'Jewish Wedge': Why the Extremes Need Israel to Overtake America
Beyond the Left-Right divide, a new theological war is emerging. Discover how radical wings of both parties are exploiting economic anxiety and post-colonial guilt to mark Israel as the 'Demiurge' of American decline.
The split emerging in the world today is not just a product of the revival of Continental theories in the West (on both the Left and Right) rising to combat Classical Liberalism and its weaknesses.
It is also a recalculation of the Islamic world's trajectory following the shock of colonialism and the failure to rebel against it, set against the backdrop of the return of Conservative Catholicism from the shock of losing final primacy to Protestant America and the surrender signaled by Vatican II in 1965.
In fact, the two enemies that have now risen to the Left and Right of the English Enlightenment, each from its own failed experiments (Islam from Ba'athism, Arab nationalism, and fundamentalism; and Catholicism from its failed alliance with fascist regimes in Europe), are together exploiting the ideological and demographic disintegration of Protestantism in Western Europe and North America in an attempt to inherit it.
These give birth to two currents, each covering itself in its own way: on the Left, the Continental-Leftist current, which forms an Islamo-Marxist alliance continuing the trends of the 1940s and 50s; and on the Right, the Neo-Catholic/Islamic/Antisemitic alliance, which, following the trends of the 1930s, is stamped with a hatred for Jews.
While the Left hates Arabs and Muslims less, the Right uses them as a useful tool against the greatest spiritual and physical threat: the Jews, who have just returned to history and are undermining the traditional theology of the Vatican.
In a monotheistic world where humans still explain good and evil within ethical paradigms based on theology, these currents are attempting to conquer American politics through religion, a very legitimate phenomenon in American culture.
The Muslims use the Democrats as standard-bearers of post-colonialism and inclusion, while extreme Catholics use the Republicans as standard-bearers of tradition and historical Christianity.
The only way to enter the door and succeed in conquering parties that until recently were moderate and realistic, and did not allow shades of Continental philosophy and Papal conceptions to distort the spirit of thought, is through some form of cooperation with each other, in a mutually nourishing radicalization of the parties around 'What Not.'
The conclusion right now is that this 'What Not' must focus, in this initial stage, on Israel and the Jews.This is the stage where both the Right and Left come and claim openly that the party establishment we knew, which Americans have already learned to hate over the last 40 years, has actually rotted because of the State of Israel or the economic power of American Jewry.
At the height of the second stage, after the Jews/Israel have been marked as the 'What Not,' and the solution reaches the headlines of a young generation disappointed by the 'Boomerism' of the party establishment, and after the establishment has already been disparaged in the eyes of Americans since the days of Carter, the common claim of these wings will be: '60% of you suffer from credit card debt and expensive food because of Israel/the Jews.
'These claims, which until six years ago were kept to fringe sites, have now become elementary in party discourse.
Thus, the Continental-Catholic/Muslim anti-Protestant wings also:
1.Create a Demiurge in the form of the Jews, fitting their Gnostic belief.
2. Undermine the moral basis of the leadership of both parties.
3. Prove that the 'Good' American interest is suppressed by the 'Evil' foreign interest.
4. Create an opening for the radicalization of deprivation.
5. Enable a consolidation of power in the party based on the prominence of the previous four points in networks and discourse.
Israel is effectively the useful tool in the shift between post-colonialism on the Left and neo-Catholicism on the Right to create a barrier within the two formerly moderate parties in America, in order to arouse radicalization and polarization of American discourse through Judaism.
This, of course, serves China and the Arabs, who have already taken over the Blue party and are working to inherit the Red one.