Valdemar Malin | Jews and boundries of reality

Jews can’t Be Grasped by Human Mind

Imagine that an unarmed man comes across a hungry tiger in the jungles. What would be the outcome of such encounter? An inevitable death of the man, of course!

And now imagine that the outcome is different—the tiger is dead. But the man survives no matter how badly he is injured! Moreover, such miracle happens time after time!

This is impossible! It defies rational explanations and even human comprehension. It transcends the boundaries of reality!

This allegory describes how the Jewish people survived in the jungles of the hostile world for millennia from their Exodus from Egypt to this day.

One and a half century ago, a well-known Russian poet Fyodor Tyutchev wrote a four-line verse on a piece of paper that became a catch phrase—“You can’t grasp Russia with your mind!” Tyutchev meant that the mysterious Russian people live for centuries under some special laws that are beyond rational explanations.

You can believe it or not, but such and even more mysterious people, in fact, exists. Thousands of pages were written about it in the Torah, Bible and Quran, the sacred books of three major world religions. Threatened by destruction for millennia, they live under some mysterious laws that are beyond not only rational explanations, but even human comprehension. We are talking about the Jewish people!

In other words, paraphrasing the Russian poet—“Jews can’t be grasped by human mind!”

Such provocative statement may seem to be far-fetched and baseless, but it is confirmed by the real facts and well-known events of Jewish history. This kind of events were selected and presented in this essay.

The events were different. They happened at different times too, from the antiquity to modernity, over period of 3500 years of Jewish history. And the main roles in those historic events were played by different actors, such as an Egyptian Pharaoh, kings of Assyria and Babylonia, Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin and Saddam Hussein.

They seem to have nothing in common. But they do. They were outstanding historic figures. Each of them possessed a sharp mind and farsightedness, and each of them was extremely lucky and successful. And each of them was a mortal enemy of Jews that is the enemy who had intentions or tried and was capable to destroy the Jewish people.

A lot was known about these historic figures from the Bible, archeological artifacts or modern historic documents. This essay will discuss, for the first time, unknown and mysterious facts that were lost in the maze of history. It was found that, after these mortal enemies of Jews made their decision to destroy the Jewish people, their personalities changed dramatically and in a strikingly similar manner.

The first similarity was that they started behaving and acting strangely as if something affected their minds. They suddenly lost their mental abilities to make sound decisions and to clearly understand what is real, achievable or rational.

It affected their psyche too. They were overwhelmed by false, paranoid feelings оf their infallibility, invincibility and invulnerability! No wonder they took reckless, out of characters and sometimes even suicidal actions.

(We’ll call these mental symptoms conditionally the “clouding of the mind” or “brain fog.” They remind the symptoms of bipolar psychiatric disorder that occurs when something affects the chemical processes in а human brain).

The second similarity looks like a retribution. Sooner or later, all the mortal enemies of Jews ended the same way—they died by premature and violent death, while their glorious legacy was disgraced, forever!

But the most incredible and inexplicable was the final result—Jews were always saved from annihilation, no matter what the enemies of Jews did to them or how destructive for Jews the actions of the enemies were!

These incredible events cannot be random. They look like some unknown regularity, or a law that is beyond human comprehension. (Such law is described in the book of the author of this essay Law of Conservation of Jews).

These events listed in a chronological order are presented below.

Pharaoh Makes Suicidal Decision

In 1440 ВСЕ, during the Exodus of Jews from Egypt, the Pharaoh and his army rushed off in pursuit of the fleeing Jews to return them to slavery or kill them?

What saved Jews then? Everyone knows the answer—the water of the Red Sea divided for Jews and closed over the Egyptians.

It is known also that, before the pursuit, the Pharaoh was in sound mind. He was stubborn, but not reckless. After some “persuasion” by Moses (10 Egyptian plagues), he recognized the futility of opposing the will of the omnipotent Jewish God; assessed the risks for himself and Egypt correctly; and let Jews go.

But here is a puzzle. How could the Pharaoh suddenly take an insane risk to pursue the Jews with his heavy chariots on the bottom of the divided sea? Why did he lead his army recklessly through a narrow passage between two walls of raging water that could collapse on their heads any minute?

The believers accept the Bible’s explanation that God forced the Pharaoh to make such insane decision. The non-believers may say that the Pharaoh was in the heat of a hot pursuit and could not stop; or he didn’t want to give Jews any chance to escape.

But there may be different explanation—something affected the mind of the pharaoh, a mortal enemy of Jews! Such conclusion was made in the book of the author of this essay “Law of Conservation of Jews.”

In sound mind, the Pharaoh could have known that to enslave Jews again or destroy them was not realistic or achievable. After all, before the Exodus, the Pharaoh was a reasonable ruler. He let the Jewish people go because he realized that the omnipotent Jewish God would stop at nothing to free Jews from the Egyptian slavery (Ten Egyptian plagues).

Also, during the Exodus, it became clear to him that the omnipotent Jewish God would do everything in his immense power to save Jews from annihilation—he even forced the Red sea to part!

Therefore, the reckless attempt of the Pharaoh, contrary to common sense, to return Jews to slavery or destroy them was out of character. It was even on the border of suicide! Something instilled in him a false paranoid feeling that he was omnipotent and could take on the entire world, even on God himself; that he was invincible and nothing can happen to him!

All this leads to only one plausible explanation—the Pharaoh’s mind was clouded! In sound mind, the Pharaoh could have made the prudent decision—just to wait out until the sea calms down and then cross it. Or to cross it at some other spots. His fast chariots would’ve caught up with the huge crowd of slow moving people, long line of horse-drawn carriages and cattle. This was the simplest solution for a normal person!

But he made a decision to pursue Jews on the bottom of the parted, raging sea, anyway. In a clear mind, he would’ve never made such suicidal decision and taken such insane risk!

In other words, explanations may vary, but the fact stays the same— the Pharaoh’s mind was clouded! Some omnipotent force made him plunge into an abyss!

That’s what a real retribution looks like! In ancient Egypt, Pharaohs were worshiped as Gods. Pyramids were being built in their honor to perpetuate the memory of them for millennia, while their grandiose funerals were becoming historic events.

The Pharaoh who tried to destroy the Jewish people during the Exodus did not die of natural causes. He did not die as a hero on a battlefield either. His death was violent and humiliating—he drowned in the Red Sea disgracefully, next to his…horse! His body was not even found to bury—nothing has left of the mighty Pharaoh!

To add to the humiliation, his legacy was disgraced either—not only a pyramid was not built in his honor, even the memory of his rule was erased from the pages of history. Otherwise, why are historians still arguing who ruled Egypt during the Exodus? His name was found nowhere in ancient Egyptian inscriptions.

You may say that it’s a legend. But recently, archeologists discovered the remains of an Egyptian army at the bottom of the Red Sea.

Suicide of Assyrian King Shalmaneser V

Let’s talk about one peculiar event of the Jewish history during the reign of Assyrian King Shalmaneser V (727 – 722 BCE), the son and the heir of the great Assyrian King Tiglath-Pileser II.

As the crown Prince, Shalmaneser has demonstrated outstanding military and administrative abilities. He participated in his father’s military campaigns and managed the internal affairs of the Court in the king’s absence. He also learned the treacherous manners of the Assyrian elite—to kill or to be killed! He was foresighted and made sound decisions, otherwise he would never been chosen the heir of his father’s throne.

Before Shalmaneser became king of Assyria, his father invaded and annexed Galilea, the Northern part of Israel. (A reminder: about 200 years ago, in 930 BCE, following the death of the King Solomon, the first Jewish state split apart into two kingdoms—Israel on the North with the capital of Samaria and Judea in the South with the capital of Jerusalem).

Shalmaneser decides to finish what his father started before him—to realize the “Final solution of Jewish question.” In 725 BCE, at the head of his army, he invades Israel. On his way to Samaria, he commits mass killings of Jews and devastates cities and villages. He is successful, he defeats the Israelis and lays siege to Samaria. Jews realize that they are in mortal danger!

And at this moment, strange events, which were not supposed to happen, start unravelling. They look as if they were staged to save Jews from annihilation. Here is what is known about it from various sources.

First, the events look unreal. All of a sudden, out of the blue, a secret plot against King Shalmaneser in Assyria is organized by those who are close to the king, including (allegedly) his own brother.

The timing of the plot is unreal too. It happens at the end of the siege when the fate of Jews was predetermined. Why? Usually, a plot against a ruler occurs after a devastating defeat, not on the verge of a great victory.

The situation is extremely unfavorable for the plotters, as well. Since to destroy Israel is a long-standing, cherished goal of Assyria, therefore, Shalmaneser is supported by the Assyrian army and the people.

And, finally, the response of Shalmaneser to the plot is inexplicable. Although Shalmaneser gets information about the plot in advance, he does not take advantage of it. On the contrary, he makes an inexplicable and fateful mistake, the mistake that an experienced commander and a statesman would never do. He leaves his army at the walls of Samaria and returns to Assyria to punish the plotters.

How could the Assyrian king return to Assyria without his army if he found out about the deadly plot against him? After all, he knew very well what to expect from the plotters. They would dethrone and kill him! No one in sound mind would ever take such enormous risk gambling with his life!

But the king did it, anyway, and the plotters did dethrone Shalmaneser and kill him!

This looks like a retribution! How to explain such strange circumstances and a suicidal act of the mighty ruler?

The explanations may vary, but the fact remains the same—something overwhelming clouded Shalmaneser’s mind and forced him to commit suicide!

This cannot be a coincident. It looks like an inexplicable regularity because other mortal enemies of Jews ended their life in a similar manner as will be shown below.

Kings of Assyria and Babylon, Roman Emperor—Retribution!

Even a superficial review of the ancient, medieval and modern Jewish history reveals an inexplicable and shocking regularity—the deadliest enemies of Jews, who threatened their existence, ended up dying a violent and humiliating death, while their glorious legacy was disgraced.

Sargon II, the Assyrian king, destroyed Samaria, the capital of the ancient Israelites (721 BCE). He killed hundreds of thousands of Jews. But the most heinous atrocity against Jews was committed when he took 10 (out of 12) Jewish tribes into captivity. These tribes have disappeared forever!

The mighty king did not die of natural causes. He went missing during a battle in 705 BCE (presumed dead). How could the whole Assyrian army fail to protect the king?

What a disgrace! Sargon II was a powerful king, a ruler of the great Empire. Palaces and monuments were built in his honor. But his body was not even retrieved from the battlefield to bury him with honor.

To add to the humiliation, his successor (his son) ignored the great king—he didn’t even mention him in his inscriptions, and he raised no monuments in his honor.

This was considered an evil omen—Assyrians wondered what a terrible sin was committed by Sargon II so that the Assyrian Gods have abandoned him in such disgrace?

Another coincidence! Sargon II was the main perpetrator of the 1st (Assyrian) Holocaust in 732–701 BCE. That’s where the retribution came from! (The unknown Assyrian Holocaust was described in the book of the author Law of Conservation of Jews).

Another violent, humiliating death of another mortal enemy of Jews! And another legacy was disgraced! Retribution!

Nebuchadnezzar II, the king of the Neo-Babylonian Empire, was a great ruler of the ancient world who, by the greatness, is considered to be on par with Julius Caesar and Alexander the Great. As for his attitude to Jews, he is considered to be on par with the most mortal enemies of Jews also.

Nebuchadnezzar destroyed Jerusalem in 586 BCE! He looted and destroyed the sacred 1st Temple! He took in captivity thousands of Jews and kept them in Babylon for half a century which went down in history as the Babylonian captivity. He committed other misdeeds against Jews also as ascribed to him in Jewish ancient writings.

But what a coincidence! Nebuchadnezzar II was a mighty king who considered himself a God! Everyone was crawling on their knees before him. He forced Judea and the Jewish people to do the same!

The mighty king did not fell on the battlefield like a hero. He fell victim of a mysterious humiliating illness that looked like madness. By symptoms, it reminds lycanthropy, a neuro-psychiatric disease. It makes a person imagine himself a sick animal and behave like one. The victim may crawl on his knees and even eat grass! What a symbolic coincidence?

To add to the humiliation, in two years, his son Amel-Marduk, who succeeded him as king in 562 BCE, was killed. But not honorably at a battlefield—he was disgracefully murdered around the corners by his brother-in-law. Retribution!

Titus Caesar Vespasian was the commander of the Roman legions in Judea during the 1st Roman-Judean war (68-73 CE). During this time, three disasters struck Judea.

Titus destroyed Jerusalem and mercilessly killed more than a million Jews (70 CE). At the same time, he burnt down the 2nd Temple in Jerusalem, the sacred place of Jewish faith. Then he was pacifying the revolting Judea for several years bringing more devastation than a deadly plague could ever do.

But what a coincidence, again! Ironically, shortly after his inauguration as Roman Emperor (79 CE), three disasters struck Rome also.

The same year (79 CE) Mount Vesuvius blew up and destroyed Pompeii killing thousands of Romans. Next year (80 CE), a terrible fire erupted in Rome that burnt significant portion of the city. Then the devastating fire was followed by even more devastating plague.

Titus himself was disgracefully poisoned the next year (81 CE) at the age of 41, allegedly by his own brother Domitian.

Such disasters and humiliating death of a Roman Emperor was also considered an evil omen by Romans. They couldn’t understand what kind of terrible sins the Roman Gods punished Rome for? Why did they remove a Roman Emperor in such disgrace?

Another coincidence! Titus was the main perpetrator of the 2nd (Roman) Holocaust (66-136 CE). (The unknown Roman Holocaust was described in the book of the author Law of Conservation of Jews).

If Gods violently punished Rome and humiliated the Roman Emperor, they were not the Roman’s Gods, for sure! Retribution!

If you don’t believe the Biblical tales or the modern interpretations of the ancient archeological documents, here are some modern examples.

Clouding of Hitler’s Mind and His Suicide

Adolf Hitler was the powerful dictator of the mighty 3rd German Reich. His goal was the “Final solution of Jewish question” that is to annihilate the entire Jewish people. He took in captivity millions of Jews, and he kept them in the death camps, killing and burning them down in crematories. He murdered 6M Jews during the Holocaust.

Was Hitler a madman? He was evil, but not mad. Could a madman lead millions, make so many error-free decisions that allowed him to climb to the pinnacle of power and conquer almost all Europe?

Hitler’s mind started skidding and making serious mistakes at the very end of the 1930s when he made a fatal decision to physically exterminate all Jews.

A staunch opponent of a war on two fronts, unprepared Hitler suddenly made a suicidal decision to open the second front and invade the USSR. He did know that to attack the USSR was a suicide because the enemy had an overwhelming advantage in manpower and armaments. And during the war, he continued making inexplicable strategic errors leading to his demise.

Historians may bring a lot of reasons why Hitler invaded the USSR. For example, he did it unintentionally; he was provoked; or he just hit first before Stalin did. All these reasons were based on an underlying fact—Stalin was planning to attack Germany.

But if you look deeper a striking picture emerges. It does not matter what all these and other reasons and events could be, including Stalin’s intentions, they lead in one direction. In the end, they appeared to be a part of a game in which the final result was predetermined—to save Jews from annihilation!

In other words, the reasons and explanations may vary, but the fact stays the same— Hitler’s irrational behavior and actions cannot be a bunch of one-sided coincidences. It rather looks like some regularity—something overwhelming clouded Hitler’s mind and compelled him to plunge into an abyss.

This time, at least, no one was asking what sins the butcher of the Jewish people was punished for.

It was an inexorable retribution! Hitler did not end his life in his own bed surrounded by family and friends, in fame and glory. He ended his life by committing an inglorious suicide in his underground bunker in 1945. Не died alone next to his dog.

To add to the humiliation, Hitler’s corpse like a dead dog was unceremoniously dumped into a shallow grave hastily dug next to his bunker.

Now, take a note! Hitler was dozed in gasoline and, ironically, burnt down, as he burnt down Jews during the Holocaust! His legacy was disgraced, and he remained the most hated man in the history, forever!

Suicidal Decisions of Stalin

On March 1, 1953 at 10 pm, Stalin’s security team found Stalin lying unconscious on the floor of his office at his villa near Moscow. It is commonly believed that Stalin had a stroke. He died 4 days later on March 5, 1953.

In 1949 (3 years before his death) Stalin made a secret decision to expel the Soviet Jews to remote areas of Siberia where all of them were expected to die. This was a plan similar to the Hitler’s plan known as the “Final solution of Jewish question,” which Hitler did not managed to complete. The date of deportation was scheduled for mid-March 1953.

Stalin ruled the USSR for almost 30 years and he was always successful and lucky. But after he made the decision to deport the Soviet Jews, the events began to develop in some strange and mysterious way, while Stalin’s behavior and actions became inadequate, especially during the last 3 months before his death.

The first such important event happened in December 1952 (three months before his death). Stalin made a sudden and radical shakeup of the Politburo of the Central Committee of the Communist Party. He added many new younger members to this supreme body of the party. For many years before that reorganization, the permanent members of the Politburo were Beria, Khrushchev, Malenkov and a small group of other old and faithful comrades of Stalin.

The second important event occurred in January 1952 (2month before Stalin’s death). Stalin openly announced about so-called “Doctor’s Affair.” A group of prominent medical specialists, professors and doctors from Moscow, were fired or arrested. All of them treated the leading government and party officials and even Stalin himself. They were accused of alleged conspiracy to kill the party leaders, the most of them being Jews. And several weeks before Stalin died, he removed and replaced his personal team of doctors also.

Let’s look at these events and strange decisions of Stalin from a new and unusual angle. Could they have anything to do with Stalin’s death and miraculous saving of the Soviet Jews?

Reorganization of the Politburo. Stalin ruled the USSR for 29 years unprecedented record for a country in which the main law was the law of jungles—kill or be killed! He was worshipped on a par with Egyptian pharaohs. He was always lucky because he had a sharp mind, farsightedness and superb intuition, and he smelled danger like a wolf. This helped Stalin to reveal all the plots against him and prevent them from happening. No wonder he was called “the wise.”

Then why did the wise and farsighted Stalin disturb the nest of vipers—the Politburo? Why did it happen right before the very start of such complicated operation as the deportation of an entire people to the other end of the planet?

For the old and faithful comrades of Stalin, especially for Beria, Khrushchev, Malenkov, it became clear that a mortal danger hung over their heads.

As it turned out soon, these actions of Stalin were suicidal. It turned his faithful followers into his worst enemies. They realize that the only chance for them to save their lives was to remove the dictator. And they did not miss this chance.

Many historians believe that Stalin did not have a stroke. He was assassinated by Beria—Beria has poisoned him! But since the poison did not kill Stalin on the spot, Khrushchev and Malenkov did not allow anyone to call doctors for 10 hours. Thus, even if Stalin was not poisoned, but had a stroke, he was doomed anyway!

What a coincidence! Why did Stalin’s luck, his sharp mind and farsightedness suddenly turn its back on Stalin just prior to deportation of Jews?

But here is even more striking coincidence! Similar to the pharaoh during the Exodus of Jews from Egypt, Stalin made the same suicidal mistake. Instead of waiting until Jews cross the raging sea and the sea calms down, the pharaoh, by some inexplicable reasons, plunged into the sea and perished.

Stalin could wait also until the deportation of Jews was completed and then to wage a war with the Politburo. But he, by some inexplicable reasons, started а dangerous for him war just prior to the deportation and fell on the battlefield!

The Doctor’s affair” was another suicidal decision of Stalin. Stalin have been treated by the best doctors in the country, most of them being Jews. How did it happen that Stalin got a stroke right after he removed the most knowledgeable Kremlin’s doctors? When other doctors were found and called in a hurry, at last, there were no competent ones among them and no time to help him.

Why did Stalin’s famous intuition and sense of danger turn its back on him right before the deportation again?

These two suicidal decisions made by Stalin, the mortal enemy of Jews, allow one unusual conclusion to be made—some powerful and mysterious force messed up Stalin‘s mind which led to his sudden and premature death!

Otherwise, how to explain that Stalin, who had the intent to destroy the Jewish people, destroyed himself instead? Moreover, the fact that all these events happened right before the deportation of Jews looks even less explainable!

Such interference in Stalin’s mind and so many events that led to Stalin’s death couldn’t be a long chain of one-sided coincidences! It looks rather like some unknown regularity. Because exactly the same happened to Hitler and many other mortal enemies of Jews in the past leading to exactly the same result—saving Jews from annihilation!

This is what retribution looks like! Now, pay attention! Stalin was the God-like figure for the Soviet people when he was alive. But he died a violent and humiliating death—in a pool of his urine and vomit poisoned by his closed comrades.

To add to the humiliation, three years later, his legacy was disgraced forever by Khrushchev and other faithful comrades, as well.

Another humiliating death and another legacy disgraced of another mortal enemy of Jews!

Brain Fog of Saddam Hussein

Saddam Hussein, a bloody ruler of Iraq, ruled the country with iron fist from 1979 to 2003. Before Saddam came to power, practically all Jews were driven out of the country. So, a few elderly Jews who could not leave did not consider him an anti-Semite—he did not bother them. But, in fact, Saddam was a mortal enemy of Israel and Jews and did not hide it.

For example, he repeatedly stated that his main goal was the “destruction of the Zionist enemy.” His promise “to eliminate Israel” and his reference to Israelis as “the Jews” could hardly hide his true intention to annihilate the Jewish people. It was not just a promise—Saddam wowed to destroy Israel, especially after the bombing of the Osirak nuclear reactor by Israel in 1981.

Even before he came to power, Saddam was calling for the development of the atomic bomb against Israel. In 1978, he stated that “…the Arab atom will finish (Israel) off.” Therefore, when Saddam did come to power in 1979 and accelerated the development of nuclear weapon, he became a mortal threat to the Jewish people and Israel.

So, 1979 became a turning point for Israel. Now, let’s look what happened next, but at a different unusual angle.

Analysis of the facts and events allows a surprising conclusion to be made. Since the moment Saddam threatened the very existence of the Jewish people and Israel, his luck and success ran out, while his behavior and actions became irrational.

In fact, before 1979, Saddam was extremely lucky. In 1959, as a member of the Ba’ath party group, which tried unsuccessfully to assassinate the head of Iraq, he was wounded, but miraculously managed to escape and flee the country. In 1963, after spending several years in Iraqi prison, he managed to escape miraculously again.

Saddam was extremely successful and his rise to power was amazingly fast. Soon, he becomes a leader of Ba’ath Party. In 1968, he helps to bring the Party to power under Gen. Bakr. He becomes a member of the ruling Revolutionary Command Council. In 1973, he is the head of the Atomic Energy Committee. Then in 1979, he deposes Gen. Bakr and becomes president of Iraq.

But after 1979, after Saddam got real opportunity and wowed to destroy the Jewish people with nuclear weapon, his streak of success came to an end.

In September 1980, Saddam started the war with Iran, but was not successful. The war dragged on for 8 years and ended in a stalemate in 1988.

In August 1990, he invaded Kuwait, but it backfired with world-wide trade embargo that crippled Iraqis economy, while in several months, in January 1991, the Iraqi army was defeated and driven from Kuwait.

And finally, on March 20, 2003, he engaged in the war with the US and its allies, but in more than a month, on May 1, 2003, the Iraqi army was crushed and Saddam lost his power.

This is incredible and inexplicable! Just a reminder, when Saddam came to power, he promised that his first priority would be to liberate the Arab lands occupied by Israel and to eliminate the Zionist enemy “drowning (the Jews) in a river of blood.” His main goal was to become the leader of the whole Arab world, and this heroic deed would allow him to achieve that goal.

So, since the Iraqi army was one of the strongest in the world at that time, it was expected that his first move would be to invade Israel.

But instead, Saddam unexpectedly invaded…Iran, a powerful Muslim country! What forced him to make such strange decision? He acted as if he lost the ability to understand what is real and achievable! And, of course, the mighty Iraqi army bogged down in Iran for 8 years, and, of course, the war has cripple the Iraqi military and economy.

Then, in only 2 years, oblivious to the previous failure, obviously, considering himself invincible, Saddam makes even greater mistake—he invades Kuwait. And, of course, he is defeated again, and the war weakens his military capabilities even more.

And finally, as a madman, he made a suicidal decision to start the war with the United States, the military superpower. It destroyed Iraqi army completely and ended his life!

Do Saddam’s behavior and actions look sane? No, it looks like his mind was clouded. In clear mind, Saddam could’ve anticipated the reaction of the US. He could’ve backed down when he could. And he would’ve avoided the war and his demise.

These coincidences can be explained differently, but one fact does not change—something mysterious and powerful affected Saddam’s mind causing a brain fog.

The demise of Saddam Hussein looks more like a retribution. Saddam was a pompous and majestic ruler for more than 20 years. He lived in the lavish palaces, and the monuments of him were erected all over Iraq. He was worshipped and glorified as his idol Joseph Stalin was before him!

But he ended up his glorious reign hiding from justice in а small underground hole, disheveled, dirty and frightened like an animal. He was captured, put on trial in a military court and disgracefully executed.

To add to the humiliation, Saddam, the commander-in-chief of the Iraqi Armed Forces, was denied the execution by a firing squad. He was executed by inglorious hanging in 2006—a punishment disgraceful even for an ordinary soldier. Retribution!

Osirak Nuclear Reactor Was Doomed!

Not only those who make the decisions to destroy the Jewish people, but also those who execute these decisions—all of them are affected by brain fog. A mind-boggling event of Jewish history presented below proves this point.

On June 7, 1981, the Israeli air force destroyed the Osirak nuclear reactor near Bagdad. How could the Israelis breach the impenetrable air defense system built by the USSR and manned by the Soviet military personnel without any resistance and any losses? As it became evident later, the probability of failure for the Israelis was almost 100%.

At the very beginning of the Israeli operation, it became clear that the mission was doomed—King Hussein of Jordan, who was resting aboard his yacht, has spotted unmarked planes heading east at low altitude. It was the first unbelievable and deadly coincidence!

Being a pilot himself, the king figured out that those were Israeli planes. He frantically called his military staff in Amman and ordered them to warn the Iraqis. But by some reasons, the warning never reached the Iraqis! It was the second incredible coincidence!

It doesn’t matter what could be the reasons that the order of the king himself was ignored, the fact stays the same—the Iraqis were not warned about coming danger, and the Osirak nuclear reactor was doomed.

The third coincidence was that the commander of the Western sector of Iraqi air defense was out of his office at that time. He was drinking tea at a Bagdad’s coffee shop, and his desperate subordinates couldn’t reach him to get an order what to do with the incoming unmarked military planes.

The Iraqi commander’s behavior can be explained by just recklessness. It can be explained also as a coincidence or as “a grace of God,” as former prime-minister of Israel Menachem Begin put it.

Nevertheless, the fact stays the same—the experienced commander abandoned his post at the worst possible time. At that time, Iraq was at war with Iran, and Iranian aircraft have already tried to bomb the reactor not long ago.

Too many one-sided coincidences is not a coincidence, it’s a regularity! Something omnipotent and inexplicable jammed the minds of everyone involved in that incredible chain of events similar to what electronic jamming does to operations of radar! As a result, the Osirak nuclear reactor was destroyed and the mortal threat to Israel and the Jewish people was miraculously eliminated.

Conclusions—Lessons of History

Jews had many enemies in their long and not easy history. Among them were the mortal enemies—those who had intentions or tried and was capable to destroy the Jewish people.

All these historic personalities listed above chronologically, from the Egyptian Pharaoh during the Exodus (1440 BCE) to Saddam Hussein of Iraq (2003 СЕ), have striking similarity. Something inexplicable detracted the attention of these mortal enemies of Jews from their primary goal—the annihilation of the Jewish people, and diverted their attention to other goals having nothing to do with Jews! This is, perhaps, one of the secrets of the miraculous conservation of Jews for millennia.

Moreover, all those who threatened to destroy the Jewish people suddenly became incapable of making sane decisions; they die violent and humiliating death; and their glorious legacy was disgraced forever!

Although the behavior of these mortal enemies of Jews can be explained in various ways, one fact cannot be changed—some mysterious and powerful force affected their minds!

The events that occurred at that time do not look random either. When there are too many one-sided coincidences, it points out at some regularity! (This regularity is described in the book of the author Law of Conservation of Jews).

If there had been a Hall of Infamy, all those mortal enemies of Jews would have been inducted in it. They tried to destroy the Jewish people, but destroyed themselves instead, while the Jewish people lives on!

Three and half millennia have passed, from antiquity to modernity, but the line of those who want to destroy Jewish people does not get shorter. Today more candidates submitted their application to be inducted into the Hall of Infamy. These are the leaders of Iran, the successor of the great Persian kings? Blinded by hate and oblivious of the fate of other mortal enemies of Jews, they openly threaten to wipe Israel from the map of the Earth!

…By the way, who liberated Jews from the Babylonian captivity in 538 BCE? It was Cyrus the Great, the king of Persia!

Irony (or rather grimace) of mysterious Jewish history!

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