I gag every time I see one and gag again when I see the driver.
Posted on 08/23/2018 8:02:43 AM PDT by Zionist Conspirator
Imagine there’s no heaven
It’s easy if you try
No hell below us
Above us only sky
Imagine all the people living for today
Imagine there’s no countries
It isn’t hard to do
Nothing to kill or die for
And no religion too
Imagine all the people living life in peace
You may say I’m a dreamer
But I’m not the only one
I hope some day you’ll join us
And the world will be as one
Imagine no possessions
I wonder if you can
No need for greed or hunger
A brotherhood of man
Imagine all the people sharing all the world You may say I’m a dreamer
But I’m not the only one
I hope someday you’ll join us
And the world will be as one
How did we go so quickly from southern Israel being burnt to Palestinian flags in Tel Aviv? From the red alerts in the south to the rainbow of the LGBT surrogacy protests in central Israel?
They are all connected. The key word for understanding all of this madness is “identity.” We are experiencing a war against all identity and all essence. It is a world war, but here in Israel it is the most extreme.
We are in a real war in which hundreds of civilians and soldiers have already been killed. One side is well-organized and well-funded. The other side is confused and doesn’t even understand why it is being attacked.
We left Gaza as part of the Oslo Accords, which, according to its architect (Ron Pundak) were designed to erase Israel’s Jewish identity. It was the tip of the iceberg of a broader war – a war against any type of national identity. Shimon Peres wrote about it explicitly in his book, The New Middle East (p. 73 in the Hebrew edition).
This explains how we have sacrificed 2,000 victims on the altar of “peace” and have reached a mentality in which it is no longer “us” vs. “them.” Instead, there are “those in uniform” and “those who are not in uniform” – from both sides. The uniformed people’s job is to die for those not in uniform – no matter what side the civilians are on (as per Deputy Chief of Staff Yair Golan).
Hundreds of soldiers have already been killed for the enemy. The last one to date is the Givati officer who was killed by a sniper’s bullet. Why? Because for them, any identity at all is a battleground. That explains the all-out battle against the Jewish State Law, which recognizes that Israel has a national identity.
But the war is not only against national identity. There really is no equality problem in Israel. If anybody here is discriminated against, it is the normative Jews. If you want to be accepted to med school in Israel or to receive land to build a home, you would be well-advised to convert to Islam. And if you want your voice to be heard, you would be well-advised to be a homosexual or a radical feminist. If you are just a regular Israeli, you are the last in the pecking order for attention and benefits.
So the next time you hear about a protest in Tel Aviv, or a march in Jerusalem to demand equality, please remember that it is really not about equality, at all. It is a war against identity – all identity.
A war against national identity (“Palestinians”). A war against family identity (radical feminism). A war against gender identity (LGBT). A war against human identity (eating meat is murder).
This is how the IDF has turned into an army bereft of identity, which has no enemy and thus can never defeat him, a la John Lennon’s song, “Imagine.” It is an army that is incapable of dealing with kites, that leaves southern Israel to burn, its citizens in bomb shelters, sacrifices the lives of its soldiers for this “enlightened” paganism and apologizes for accidentally killing two enemy snipers (not that it even has an enemy).
Yes, it is hard to wrap your head around the enormity of this monster. So just remember one thing: It is not about equality. Not about equality for the “Palestinians.” Not about equality for the “Arabs.” Not about equality for the Druze. Not about equality for women. Not about equality for the homosexuals. Even if some of the claims they make are justified, it is not about equality at all. It is a war against one thing: A war against identity.
Freepers read the article before they comment? What are you, some kind of nut?
John became a Christian in his last days.
“Freepers read the article before they comment? “
LOL
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I was aware of what the song was about when I was 7. Even then Lennon creeped me out as a weakling. I loved Skynyrd, that was manly rock ‘n’ roll! (RIP Ed)
I gag every time I see one and gag again when I see the driver.
According to postmodernism there is no human nature, and identity starts with the idea that the self is socially constructed and is constantly a fleeting, unstable, incomplete, open-minded flux of desires which cannot be fulfilled.
No, he was smackin’ it up and cursing God from what I have read. He died as he lived, miserably.
Thanks for posting. I live in a bubble of people living purposeful lives in Jerusalem, so I have an unusual perspective. Still, I think the problems described in the article are much more severe in America.
The Alex Jones version of ‘Imagine’. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_rH13rWIEN4
If I go to hell,that song will be on the muzak system for eternity ,alternating with Bob Seger’s “Old Time Rock and Roll”.
“Imagine” is the national anthem of the globalist movement.
I don’t think so. I heard the interview he did just hours before he was murdered. I hope he made it.
I thought the article was rambling mush.
I have always hated that insipid song.
That plate would be meaningless to people younger than 40.
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It is an interesting article, sadly this is no longer a place for informed discussion about the topics posted, just recitation of echochamber “facts” and memes.
Can’t tell you how much I loathe that song. Lennon must have love explaining those lyrics to God. And Gods reply;
” John You said your group was bigger than me, and you imagine me not existing. Let me send you to where your imagination wanted to go....oh, better get one last drink of cold water!”
As a huge John Lennon fan (Yes, I know he was abusive to women and could be an epic asshole). His song Imagine wasn’t anti-religion so much as it was pro-peace. Lennon lacked total understanding because he could not see over the horizon. If he were alive today I suspect that he would be the one Beatle who spoke up against the anti-civilizationism of Islam. Yes, he was that brutally honest. Lennon became a Christian in the 70’s. It’s probably the least known thing about him because it doesn’t fit the narrative.
I’m happy to see that I’m not the only one here who knows this.
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