By hurling these empty insults, the ADL is following the program outlined in Edward Luttwak’s book Coup d’Etat: A Practical Handbook. Luttwak’s immensely influential book is a step-by-step guide telling Zionists how to stage a coup d’état in the USA. Published in 1968, it became the bible of the decades-long neoconservative-Zionist plot that came to fruition on September 11th, 2001. In Coup d’Etat: A Practical Handbook, Luttwak advises Zionists to mount a stealth coup, not an overt one. Recognizing that some people will oppose the coup, or the new policies it enshrines, Luttwak urges the Zionist coup faction to refrain from killing or arresting its opponents insofar as possible, since killings or arrests would only expose the coup and invite more opposition. Instead, he argues that opponents of the coup can be silenced or marginalized by attacking them in the media with “unlovely terms” – Luttwak’s euphemism for insults like “conspiracy theorist,” “anti-Semite,” “holocaust denier” and “anti-Israel.” Unfortunately for the coup leaders, such insults wear thin with over-use. The ADL’s 22 insults in one very brief press release create an unintentionally comic effect, making the text read like obsessional nonsense: “Blah blah blah blah HOLOCAUST DENIER blah blah blah blah ANTI-SEMITE blah blah blah blah CONSPIRACY THEORIST…”
Posted on: Mon, 06 Oct 2014 06:27:59 +0000
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