In a recent opinion piece published in Athol Daily News, Carl Doerner explores the root causes of the ongoing conflicts in the Middle East. The article delves into various historical events and decisions that have contributed to the region's instability.
Doerner highlights the influence of the military-industrial complex on the US budget and mentions the assassination of John F. Kennedy as a turning point. The article also discusses the US involvement in the Vietnam War and its desire to aid Taiwan against China. It criticizes the US for instigating a coup in Iran in 1953 and installing a brutal monarch.
The author then delves into the history of Nazi Germany and the efforts made by Jewish organizations to boycott German products. The article reveals a secret agreement between the German Zionist Federation and the German Economics Ministry, which allowed wealthier Jews to purchase German products for Palestine, ultimately enriching the Nazi regime. The article argues that this Zionist scheme financed the eventual prosperity of Israel but did not prevent the Holocaust.
Doerner also discusses the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians during the establishment of Israel and criticizes the Israeli government for destroying records of these events. The article concludes by drawing a comparison between Zionism and MAGA Republicanism, suggesting that the former has drawn the US into conflicts in the Middle East.
This perspective sheds light on the historical roots of the Middle East conflicts, including the influence of the military-industrial complex, US involvement in various wars, the role of Nazi Germany, and the impact of Zionist schemes. It offers a critical analysis of these events and their consequences for the region.
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