by  Gilad Atzmon, November 14, 2015

Yesterday
morning, the news was broadcast of extensive ‘heroic’ allied drone
attacks in Iraq and Syria in support of the battle for Sinjar. We also
learned about the assassination of Jihadi John. We were told some
revenge might be on the way. As promised, last night Paris was bathing
in blood. 

Welcome to World
War III – a global conflict with unlimited battlefronts. We, as people
of the world, are all caught in the middle in this disaster. We see that
our universe is crumbling, we want peace, yet we don’t even know who
the enemy is.   
For some
of us, this recent escalation is not a surprising development. We have
been writing about it for years. We have been scrutinising the
disastrous impact of the matrix of Ziocon immoral interventionist
lobbies that have been relentlessly advocating more and more conflicts. 
The CRIF in Paris, CFI in London and AIPAC in Washington all push for
escalation of the battle against Arabs and Muslims in accordance with
the Israeli plan for a new Middle East.
We
are forced to accept the fact that extremist Muslims are very upset and
they can hit hard and in a very short time. Russia saw one of its
planes falling out of the sky, killing more than two hundred innocent
holiday makers. Paris has again suffered. We must ask, is it necessary?
Do we have to live in fear from now on? Is peace an option? 
The
terror is a message that we have to understand. What is its message?
‘Leave us alone’ is what these homicidal terrorists are trying to tell
us. Is that too complicated for the Western subject to take in?  ‘Live
and let others be,’ is what this is about. The pragmatic implication is
obvious. The West must immediately stop serving Israeli and global
Zionist interests. We must cease all operations in Arabia and the Mid
East. For that to happen, and for a chance for peace, opposition to
global Zionism and Israeli lobbying is imperative.
Here
is some practical advice; next time Bernard Henri Levy, David
Aaronovitch or Alan Dershowitz attempt to sell a new conflict-pack in
the name of ‘human rights,’ we should politely advise them that we have
learned our lesson – no more wars for Zion. Then, peace may prevail.