…by Jonas E. Alexis
The Dalai Lama, who received a Nobel Peace Prize in 1994, has recently sparked some controversy by positing that the refugees in Europe don’t really belong there. “Receive them, help them, educate them … but ultimately they should develop their own country,” Dalai Lama said. “Europe belongs to Europeans,” he added.[1]
By helping the refugees, Dalai Lama continued, Europe was “morally responsible” for the crisis itself. That all sounds good, but there is one problem: The Dalai Lama failed to address the central issues that sparked the refugee crisis in the first place. It is one thing to say that the refugees must return, but it is another thing to tell the world the causes of the problem and how it spread.
We have noted in the past that the refugee crisis cannot be excluded from perpetual wars in the Middle East. After all, there was no real refugee crisis before America and much of the West started bombing countries like Iraq in 2003. Since the Iraq war is still fresh in everyone’s mind, let us lay out a few historical facts before we must on to the central argument.
From 2003 to 2012, over two thousand doctors and nurses, and over four hundred academics, have been assassinated in Iraq. Others have emigrated due to violence in the region. In 1990, there were about thirty thousand registered doctors in Iraq. By 2008, just five years after the Iraq debacle, more than fifteen thousand doctors had already left the country. Then there was the high unemployment that had ravaged sections of the region, combining with the fact that educational institutions were in decline.[2]
This is the freedom that the Khazarian gangsters have brought to Iraq and much of the world; this is the sort of heaven these intellectual and political geniuses are seeking in the Middle East and elsewhere. And the ideological agenda of the neoconservative movement progressively attacks Christian families and neighborhoods in the Middle East.
Doug Bandow of the National Interest had the guts in 2010 to declare that “the historic Christian community has been largely destroyed” in Iraq after the war, where hundreds of Christians have been killed and exiled to other countries such as Syria and Lebanon.[3]
We are witnessing the same thing in Syria, where the Christian minority has been targeted by the Syrian rebels. And by October 2012, it was clear that by supporting the Syrian rebels, the U.S. ended up supporting “hardline Islamic Jihadis,” says David Sanger of the New York Times.[4] The rebels themselves have been known to support “senseless destruction, criminal behavior and the cold-blooded killing of prisoners.”[5]
By the end of November 2012, the Syrian war had caused at least 40,000 people to leave their homeland, and “1.2 million have been driven from their homes within the country, according to the United Nations refugee agency. Some 2.5 million people need humanitarian assistance, and the number keeps climbing.”
That particular month turned out to be a bad omen for the Syrians as well, as they faced “the onslaught of winter with inadequate shelter,” with many possessing “little more than a T-shirt and flip-flops.” With the temperature reaching zero degrees at night, 27-year old Mohamed Khair al-Oraiby lamented, “We already wake up early because it is so cold.”[6]
Bandow continues to say that “many advocates claim Iraq is now a great success. But not for Iraq’s Christians.”[7] People like Benjamin Weinthal were even talking about “The Mideast’s Vanishing Christians.”[8]
In October 2012, a bomb blasted a Beirut Christian community, and the New York Times was quick to jump to the conclusion that President Assad was behind it,[9] forgetting that Assad has been friends with the Christian communities and that they too saw that if Assad is overthrown, the Christian communities will have problems with the new regime.
According to the reasoning by the New York Times, Assad was just dumb, killing his own allies for no reason. But only a week before the bombing, the Syrian rebels threatened to attack Beirut.[10] None of that was put into consideration by the New York Times.
Bandow did not tell us who the advocates of perpetual wars in the Middle East were, nor did Weinthal describe the forces behind the vanishing Christians in the Middle East. Weinthal ended up putting the blame only on Hamas, at least in the Gaza Strip, and then on Egypt’s newly elected President Mohamed Morsi.[11]
Historian Aaron B. O’Connell of the United States Navy for example talks about “the permanent militarization of America,”[12] but dares not say that the people behind this are none other than a small minority of people who seek to destroy anything reasonable and rational in the universe.
That small minority of people, as I demonstrated elsewhere over the past four years or so, precipitated the war in Iraq and created political entropy in the country. Iraq was not a threat to America by any stretch of the imagination,[13] but the Khazarian gangsters unleashed a plethora of hoaxes and sophisticated fabrications which eventually convinced the American people that Iraq was an imminent threat.
Bush was simply a puppet in the process. Richard Perle for example bragged about how Bush knew very little about foreign policy and that he and other Neoconservatives had to coach him.[14]
Dear Dalai Lama: Please, Call the Khazarian Cult Out
Now my questions for the Dalai Lama are very simple. Why didn’t he address the central issues? Why did he find it politically convenient to talk about the refugee crisis and not its causes and origins?
Let us hypothetically grant the Dalai Lama the premise that the refugees must return to their countries of origin. Doesn’t he know that Israel will continue collaborate with countries in the West to destroy much of the Muslim population again and again? Doesn’t he know that countries in the West have concocted virtually every lie unimaginable to dethrone Assad from power?
Doesn’t the Dalai Lama know that Europe is largely dysfunctional at the present moment because European leaders are allowing the Israeli regime to dominate foreign policy in the Middle East? Where were the nationalist groups in Europe when Bush was bombing civilian houses in Iraq? Why are they rising now? Don’t they know that the refugee crisis is partly a response to perpetual wars?
You see, the Dalai Lama cannot address these issues without squaring off with the Khazarian Bankster Cult, a diabolical group which has no regard for the moral and political order. Surely the Dalai Lama has heard of the remark of Prime Minister Mahatir of Malaysia, who said that the Khazarian Mafia “rule by proxy.” They “have now gained control of the most powerful countries and they, the tiny community, have become a world power.” The obvious conclusion is that the Dalai Lama does not want to be called an anti-Semite. As Mahatir moved on to say:
“I am glad to be labeled anti-Semitic […] How can I be otherwise, when the Jews who so often talk of the horrors they suffered during the Holocaust show the same Nazi cruelty and hard-heartedness towards not just their enemies but even towards their allies should any try to stop the senseless killing of their Palestinian enemies.”[15]
Daila Lama did get into trouble a few years ago by saying that
“I’ve been to Israel a few times. On hearing the Jewish viewpoint, it still looks sort of sub-reasons from thousands of years old they have certain rights in their place. They themselves in ancient times they became refugees thousands of years ago in different countries.
“Then on the same occasion, I met some groups of Palestinians and I heard their sort of complaint and they also want rights that the place belongs to them, so it is difficult to judge. The best way is, no matter who they are they should live together and help each other. I’m very much impressed that in Jerusalem where the Jewish community there, their land is much greener and they use every technique, water, trees and grass is much greener. Whereas on the Palestinian side it still remains dry like the desert.”
Perhaps Dalai Lama is scared to stir the political pot again. But he has to address the main issues in order for us to take him seriously. Until then, he needs to shut up.
- [1] Zamira Rahim, “Dalai Lama says ‘Europe belongs to the Europeans’ and suggests refugees return to native countries,” Independent, September 13, 2018.
- [2] See Irena L. Sargsyan, “Iraq’s Endless Humanitarian Crisis,” National Interest, October 9, 2012.
- [3] Doug Bandow, “The Plight of Christians in Iraq,” National Interest, Nov. 2, 2010.
- [4] David E. Sanger, “Rebel Arms Flow Is Said to Benefit Jihadists in Syria,” NY Times, October 15, 2012.
- [5] Anne Barnard, “Missteps by Rebels Erode their Support among Syrians,” NY Times, November 8, 2012
- [6] Neil MacFarquhar, “Cold Ravages Syria Refugees as Aid Falters,” NY Times, November 24, 2012.
- [7] Bandow, “The Plight of Christians in Iraq,” National Interest.
- [8] Benjamin Weinthal, “The Mideast Vanishing Christians,” National Interest, August 21, 2012.
- [9] Anne Barnard, “”Bomb Blast Kills at Least 8 Including Top Security Official,” NY Times, October 19, 2012.
- [10] Jason Ditz, “Syria Rebels Threaten Attacks in Lebanese Capital,” Antiwar.com,
- October 9, 2012.
- [11] Barnard, “”Bomb Blast Kills at Least 8,” NY Times.
- [12] Aaron B. O’Connell, “The Permanent Militarization of America,” NY Times, November 4, 2012.
- [13] See Paul R. Pillar, Intelligence and U.S. Foreign Policy: Iraq, 9/11, and Misguided Reform (New York: Columbia University Press, 2011); John J. Mearsheimer, Why Leaders Lie: The Truth About Lying in International Politics (New York: Oxford University Press, 2011).
- [14] For further details, see Jonas E. Alexis, Christianity and Rabbinic Judaism: Surprising Differences, Conflicting Visions, and Worldview Implications–From the Early Church to Our Modern Time, chapter 3.6 (Bloomington: WestBow Press, 2011).
- [15] “Malaysia’s new 92-year-old prime minister is a proud anti-Semite,” Times of Israel, May 10, 2018.
Jonas E. Alexis has degrees in mathematics and philosophy. He studied education at the graduate level. His main interests include U.S. foreign policy, the history of the Israel/Palestine conflict, and the history of ideas. He is the author of the book, Kevin MacDonald’s Metaphysical Failure: A Philosophical, Historical, and Moral Critique of Evolutionary Psychology, Sociobiology, and Identity Politics. He teaches mathematics in South Korea.
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Dali Lama has not been on my favorite list for quite a while now which was not true when I first learned about him. But this,
“Whereas on the Palestinian side it still remains dry like the desert.”
Fk, this is so loaded with stupidity that I need to call him out on it with a question, “How can you grow anything when Jewish bulldozers visit and phosphorus rains in the sky Dali ?”
Johnny you might be right. His call how to do it.
However the statement is so open-ended that for the Masses in the West that subtle hint (if there) would simply fly over their heads. I would have preferred him saying something like “Boy, you have such nice Babylonian style Prison Walls.”
Don’t be surprised, the Dalai Lama is a total fraud, a CIA asset who lead a despotic, brutal regime in Tibet before the Chinese marched in. He has spent his post 1959-life acting out the part of a peace figure while in reality, he is running a scam to enrich himself and his coterie of followers. He has never done a single thing to benefit the people of Tibet and cares more about collecting ultra-expensive Rolex watches than people. So no, he isn’t in fear of ‘Khazarian Gangsters’ for the simple reason that he never does anything he isn’t told or paid to do, being nothing more than a CIA fake icon.
Actually it’s your comment that is loaded with stupidity. I met the Dalai-Lama several times and his intelligence is just astounding.
His comment “Whereas on the Palestinian side it still remains dry like the desert.” is a covert admonition to the israhelli officials to stop killing palestinians and share their own opulence.
End the Federal Reserve Corporation, and fractional banking, and normalcy returns to the USA. Europeans, and British subjects, do the same to your Central Banks which are run by your slave masters.
P.M. Mahatir is correct in his observation about what the Judeo-Nazis are about. The constant 24/7/365 for 7 decades now, of promoting the, so called, “Holocaust”, greatly embellished and fabricated, is but the, “Smoke Screen”, that the Bolshevik-Zionist International Crime Syndicate is using to cover the tremendous, demonic, ‘Crimes Against Humanity that THEY, have and are still committing against their fellow Men, Women and Children! Remember the, “HOLODOMOR!” The Soviet Bolshevik Jewish Commissars have starved, murdered some 12 to 14 million people in the Ukraine. What about the, “GULAG”? It was set up and controlled by one, Genrikh YAGODA, a Bolshevik Jew, the greatest Jewish murderer of the 20th century, responsible for the deaths of at least 10 million people, with the help of his Bolshevik-Jewish Commissars! If You are an American Patriot who served time in the US Military, ‘Never Forget: June 8, 1967!!’ On that day the Air and Naval Forces of the Bolshevik-Zionist Apartheid Theocracy of the Terror State of Israel, have murdered 34 and wounded, maimed another 174, of our fellow citizens, who served on that unfortunate ship off the coast of Egypt, the “USS LIBERTY.”
Imre, your summary is the best that I have seen in a while. Anyone not up to speed can take any part and drill down to try and understand the anti-goyim game being played. Thanks.
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