Ceasefire For What? An Eye For An Eye, A Tooth For A Tooth

“For the first time, the old, truly Jewish rule of “an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth,” will obtain.” – Adolf.

“Israel is weaker than a spider web.” – Nasrallah.

“I believe in the brotherhood of all men, but I don’t believe in wasting brotherhood on anyone who doesn’t want to practice it with me. Brotherhood is a two-way street.” – Malcolm X.

American leaders and Muslim leaders don’t give great speeches. 

They don’t rouse the passions or stir men to battle. 

Who gets excited when the blowhard Trump speaks or that old fart Khamenei? 

Obama sounded like a robot when he spoke. No depth.

Netanyahu sounds like a bully foaming at the mouth when he speaks in English. I don’t know how he sounds in Hebrew but it’s probably not much better.

As for Biden and Bush, I mean, come on, just sad excuses for leaders. They had no emotion.

Reagan was trained as an actor so he had a good voice and a good presence, but too dumb. 

Great orators have to possess great intellects. American Presidents don’t. They just give endless “make the world safe for freedom and democracy” nonsensical speeches written by college interns.

There are honourable exceptions, of course. Lincoln wrote great speeches. Kennedy’s speechwriters were also good. 

As far as emotional impact, Nasrallah and Malcolm X can’t be beat in the modern, television age, because they had something to say and put their skin on the line, so to speak. Young Alex Jones is another one of my favourites.

MLK was overrated.

A man whose oratory powers was not overrated is Hitler. 

Hitler was an evil man, it is true, but so were Churchill and Stalin, and the history books venerate those WWII demons like they were gods. 

They were run of the mill butchers, elevated to high office via cunning and treason. Stalin started out as a train robber. Churchill was a drunk. Both were gangsters, not statesmen.

They were not great men. They did not give great speeches. They had to use false flags, lies, fear, and propaganda to get men to fight.

The soldiers who paid the ultimate sacrifice in their wars were great men. The commanders, generals, etc,. But all ages produce great warriors. What’s more rare is great orators. 

Looking across the global political landscape today there isn’t one great orator. Putin should be the obvious example but he began his career as a spy, so he’s too detailed and mechanical in his speeches. He wasn’t trained for it, and he doesn’t have the gift of gab.

It’s a natural born ability that few men possess. Great orators have the power to change and influence history, for better or worse. 

Source: http://disquietreservations.blogspot.com/2025/06/ceasefire-for-what-eye-for-eye-tooth.html