Biden – or his animatronic – gives a pre-recorded speech on the 20th anniversary of 9/11
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I’m just going to link to it rather than embedding it. I don’t want his face to appear on my blog today. If you decide to follow the link you may notice – as I did very late last night – that the comments are uniformly bitter and derisive.
Here’s a sampler:
Like the soft caress of a cold dead fish, Biden ‘soothes’ the nation with a pre-recorded, heavily edited statement that would not even get an honorable mention for public speaking at the local retirement home.
Cmon man that was 20 years ago “checks watch”.
I watched this at night…. now I can’t sleep, he just looks so creepy.
This traitor gave a nation to the terrorist who did these attacks.
Disgusting to hear him talk about the victims.
Vacant stare in those dead black eyes. What’s up, Joe.
The man invented Borking which led to the politics of personal destruction. He’s a used car salesman with a law degree.
He looks like he just woke up out of his casket. We have never had a weaker person as a president.
He preaches the very opposite of everything he does. While he sows division in everything he does, he preaches unity. What a joke you keep talking about unity joe.
These are typical. Plus, there are a great many that mention his leaving behind Americans in Afghanistan. There’s a great deal of anger out there, and his supporters – wherever they are and whoever they are – are almost entirely silent. It’s probably because they are not actually pro-Joe but anti-Trump and anti the right.
I have yet to speak to any of my Democrat friends on the topic of what’s been going on in the last few weeks, except to refer to it in the general sense as very upsetting, a sentiment with which they agree. I sense they do not want to talk about it or hear from me on it, but at some point my plan is to choose one or two friends whom I usually can talk to about politics without their getting angry (although they sometimes get impatient), and talk to them in more depth about these things.
I have no idea whether they are getting at all regretful about their votes for Biden, or whether they are still very pleased he won. My guess is the latter.
Although various polls (not necessarily trustworthy) continue to suggest that the popularity of the senile buffoon, illegitimately installed at 1600, is steadily declining, one might well argue that voter’s remorse from Democrats is being somewhat exaggerated. Although Biden’s “America Last” agenda is painfully obvious (whether as the result of stupidity and incompetence or, as is more likely the case, as part of a deliberate strategy of fundamentally transforming this country, demographically, culturally, and politically), those who supported Biden in last November’s hardly “free and fair” election were so utterly convinced of Trump’s maleficence as to accept any alternative without subsequent reflection and despite massive amounts of evidence of the failings of this administration.
Corn Pop in 2024 – dead or alive (after all, Biden is not really among the living).
Neo: When you talk with your Democrat friends you might ask them how Biden got to be the nominee in the first place. Why did Warren, Klobuchar, and Bittixyz drop out exactly when they did? My suspicion about Kamala is that it was pre-determined that she would be on the ticket, so it was pointless for her to run in the primaries.
I wonder how many takes and how many hours of editing it took to produce a more or less coherent speech?
Neo’s blogroll includes No pasaran!– a blog that describes itself as “Behind the Façades in France.” Yesterday’s post is titled “Who Is the Incompetent POTUS Now?”
The first commenter below the main post made a point about what we can expect from “Doctor” Jill’s husband: “I would suggest that the Afghanistan debacle is a more dangerous moment for us than for Joe Biden. After being publicly humiliated in such a manner, Joe is going to be eager to reassert his fractured masculinity and the easiest way to do this, as anyone who feels regularly humiliated can tell you, is to get drunk and go home and beat the hell out of your wife. Joe can’t lash out at the Taliban, or anybody else for that matter, but he certainly can lash out at the American people. And he will. Joe is a petty, weak man who will bully anybody he can get away with bullying.”
https://no-pasaran.blogspot.com/2021/09/who-is-incompetent-potus-now.html
The vaccination mandate is only the beginning of Biden’s bullying rampage.
Had to pile on, just to unload some frustration.
Speaking of the 9-11 disaster;
I find it hard to believe that the terrorists carried out this attack without the financial assistance and other forms of support from some sovereign nations; perhaps one or more nations like Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Pakistan, Iran, Cuba, etc.
Of course, we will never learn about any of this.
The geniuses who run our govt. have determined that the sheeple do not need to know this.
neo. I’m not sure what your more temperate liberal friends are thinking. But for a good many, if the choice is admitting they were wrong about Trump…that’s not a choice. Doubling down would be the defense.
As I see it, the first step is to say, with the defiant chin, “I voted against TRUMP.”
After an instant, the thought occurs…. “And here we are.”
Now what? What is the next thought?
John Tyler:
The 9/11 attacks cost relativey little. No governmental support would have been necessary
Biden condemned “violence” against Muslims in the wake of 9/11/01. There was very little such violence, in truth. And G.W. Bush, today, gave a statement which can be construed as comparing the 9/11 hijackers to the 1/6/21 Capitol event.
I knew very little about Islam on 9/11/01. I know a lot more now, both from reading and from having lived among Muslims for a few years. Especially in the context of the horrifying events of twenty years ago, and all the jihadi attacks since then, statements like Biden’s and Bush’s make my blood boil. Islam is capable of a very violent interpretation to which approximately one-quarter of its members adhere. Refusing to face that plain fact leads to some of the asinine policy mistakes of the current administration. Who but the blithering idiots in the Biden State Department could possibly “expect” the Taliban to have an “inclusive” Cabinet?
I was just speaking with my neighbor and I don’t recall how this topic even came up, but she said that she wants to vote Republican next presidential election but absolutely will not vote for DeSantis if he is the nominee because DeSantis believes that “schools should be prohibited from allowing kids to wear masks in school.” Well, let’s just say that is is not possible to push back on such statement, even though it is not correct, because, well this person is certain about such things. Of course, no vote for Orange Man either. Somehow having the dolt in office is better. We are doomed.
Kate,
“Islam is capable of a very violent interpretation to which approximately one-quarter of its members adhere.”
It’s not an “interpretation”, the violence is specifically and repeatedly stated to be an obligation for every Muslim by both Allah in their ‘sacred’ Qur’an and by Muhammad.
Though the majority are ‘cafeteria Muslims” there are no mass protests against the violence by ‘moderate’ Muslims. Nor are there even anoymous condemnations on the internet by Muslims when terrorist attacks occur. Instead, a universal cry of “Islamophobia!” in response to any criticism linking Islam to the violence. No acknowledgement that Muhammad was a lying, mass murdering pedophile and that, by their ancestor’s own writings. Instead, Muhammad is proclaimed throughout the Ummah as “the perfect man”.
And now Biden repeats Bush’s lie that Islam is a religion of peace.
It’s not up to me, Geoffrey Britain, to tell Muslims which version of their religion they must follow. I know many who do not endorse the violence. What they have to learn to accept is critics pointing out that the violent passage are there. And we non-Muslim Americans need to stop pretending we don’t see that.
Kate. There are various ways of endorsing or not endorsing violence. You can not mind it without endorsing it. You can not endorse it but continue to attend a mosque whose clergy excuse it.
If a couple of young Muslim guys harass and assault a non-Muslim women in a public space and are tried by jury, you can vote to acquit because you’re not supposed to put a brother in the hands of the infidel or some such.
What we need to see is active condemnation. Why are Wahhabi mosques not empty?
As much as I disliked Clinton and Obama, I at least could understand their appeal. They both had some talent. It’s hard to find a single admirable quality about Biden. Well at least no one can accuse the Biden administration of being a personality cult.
@ Gregory Harper: “As much as I disliked Clinton and Obama, I at least could understand their appeal. They both had some talent. It’s hard to find a single admirable quality about Biden.”
It doesn’t matter. Rest assured that a “cabal” of Obama-era hacks and retreads is assiduously “fortifying” the US presidency.
“I have no idea whether they are getting at all regretful about their votes for Biden, or whether they are still very pleased he won. My guess is the latter.”
It’s the latter. They’ll fondly remember the warm glow of being very pleased, and internally they’ll work on their definition of “won”, so they can keep the glow. They won’t ever admit to changing the definition, and if pressed into a corner with proof, will blame it on their “subconscious”.
“A hell of a lot of people, Dutch, just can’t stand to be wrong.”
Kate – I agree with you regarding Islam. All my liberal “friends” started lecturing all who would listen about our Islamic xenophobia on 9/12/2001. It shocked me. It still does. I began to grasp the liberal hatred of our country. There is no satisfaction in realizing this. I wish I was an idiot and could not know it.
Where was Giuliani today? Have they already imprisoned him?
@Geoffrey Britain at 4:55 pm
“Though the majority are ‘cafeteria Muslims” there are no mass protests against the violence by ‘moderate’ Muslims.”
GB, I have lived and served in two majority Muslim nations (one principally Sufi and one principally Sunni) and the cafeteria Muslims are afraid. They have to live among the fundamentalists who despise apostates, as the other Muslims are seen, more than they despise infidels such as you and me. In both countries where I served (one where Boko Haram figuratively had a sword with my name on it, itching to remove my head, where I was assigned an armed local guard just to go to the grocery store) the suicide bombings were all directed at the non-fundamentalist Muslims populations to keep them in line. We had to try to identify which arm or head went with which torso, adult or child. These bombings are very effective persuasion tools on the locals. They are afraid to speak out, and often for very good reason.
For the record I’m not disagreeing with you. People need to speak out more. I once heard a certain non-fundamentalist muslim African president tell a certain leftist US Ambassador to the UN, after she chastised him on behalf of the Obama mal-administration for killing about 1000 Boko Haram, “Madam, when they kill my old people, burn my villages, and steal and rape my young girls, we hunt them down and kill them. We kill rabid dogs, we do not negotiate with them.” IMO, the US and the rest of the 1st world should stand back and give our quiet and tacit approval to this approach. Let these other leaders know that they can do whatever they need to do with the understanding that we will look the other way and not hold it against them politically, diplomatically, or economically.
It’s not the only approach, but should be one of several.
I couldn’t, just couldn’t, watch that whole thing. I watched about 30 seconds and wanted to puke.
How can those around him not see what the rest of us see?
He is among the walking dead. He isn’t even a well-meaning, but still a buffoon, like Carter. Biden seems to not even be aware of what he is saying. As someone above asked how many hours does it take to make this? How many hours of practicing and practicing until he seems to come even close to being human or being coherent?
And, yes, how can those who voted for him now feel? Are they in denial of what they see? Or are they so glad that he isn’t Trump that it doesn’t matter?
He couldn’t pronounce “unity” clearly. Maybe it’s because he either doesn’t believe in it or he knows it’s a con job. He’ll get enough gullible people to believe his every word though. Unity Joe? Accusing a number of your fellow Americans of being guilty of “white supremacy,” and stating that “domestic terrorists” are a greater threat to the nation than Islamic extremists. Yup, that’s a call for unity
Kate,
“It’s not up to me, Geoffrey Britain, to tell Muslims which version of their religion they must follow. I know many who do not endorse the violence.”
There is only ONE ‘version’ of Islam and it is unequivocable in its support for murderous violence. There are NO ‘versions’ of the Qur’an. Allah gives over a 100 commands to do violence to the infidel in the Qur’an and every Mosque, regardless of the sect, has the exact same Qur’an in it. Only written in arabic.
For a Muslim to say they don’t support the violence, while still remaining Muslim and, through their silence (even when anonymous on the internet) they make a mockery of their ‘moderation’. Their silence condones the violence.
Would you accept someone saying they’re not racist, while insisting upon staying in the KKK?
Telemachus,
“the cafeteria Muslims are afraid. They have to live among the fundamentalists who despise apostates, as the other Muslims are seen, more than they despise infidels such as you and me…”
I’m sure that’s so. Fear alone however is not the whole story. They know that the fundamentalists hold the theological high ground. They know that the Qur’an fully backs up the fundamentalists. They know that everything Muhammad said after being rejected by the Meccans backs up the fundamentalists. ‘Cafeteria’ Muslims haven’t “a leg to stand upon”, they have no theological basis for opposing the fundamentalists.
A Pew poll revealed that 84% of Egyptians support the death penalty for apostasy. That, after decades under Mubarack’s semi- secular rule.
[Muslims] know that the fundamentalists hold the theological high ground. They know that the Qur’an fully backs up the fundamentalists. They know that everything Muhammad said after being rejected by the Meccans backs up the fundamentalists. ‘Cafeteria’ Muslims haven’t “a leg to stand upon”, they have no theological basis for opposing the fundamentalists.
Geoffrey Britain:
You’re having a good night!
Yes. Islam is not Christianity, nor any other religion, with a turban.
GB, you are undoubtedly already familiar with the work by some Western oriented scholars, starting in the 1970’s on into the 90’s and beyond, performing critical historical analysis of the Muslim version of the history of Islam. Besides pursuing a psyops campaign against the concept of “a religion of peace”, I do wonder how this latest scholarship could be used in a “war of ideas” to further erode the certitude of “moderate” Muslims and possibly give them an historical and moral backbone to resist and [dream on] reform the original violent version.
I am thinking of sources such as:
1. Robert Spencer, Did Muhammad Exist? [2012], which also summarizes #2 and #3 below
2. Ohlig and Puin, eds., The Hidden Origins of Islam [2010]
3. Nevo and Koren, Crossroads to Islam [2003], covering their work in early 90’s.
4. work by Patricia Crone and from Ibn Warriq = various
5. Nicolas Wade, The Faith Instinct [2011?] also summarizes with very forthright assertions about a Hellenized and Christian Levant during the 600’s AD that only later [750-850AD] gets forced to accept a caliphate inspired version of Islam, the Quran, Haditha, etc. Most or all of any earlier “apostate” material was ordered to be destroyed so that only the pure version / edition remains extant.
All of this is basically made up from bits and pieces that can be compelling enough if you want to believe it, from a Western viewpoint, but is perhaps not yet enough “evidence” to solidly unseat the established historical portrayal for deeply indoctrinated believers. As we see with our “woke” fellow citizens, maybe nothing will ever convince the Muslims of the flaws in their ideology either. As you point out, very difficult to compete with commands attributed directly to Allah.
@Neo:
Because Ernest Renan and Friends and going all Philological on the OT and NT helped make the West into a happier friendlier cuddlier place, right? Sure… eventually and for an exhausted while… over the bones of how many tens of millions? And now starting to looks like we’re in the run up to a re-run.
Be careful what you wish for with the Muzzies.
Instead of meddling with their heads and attempting to undermine their world view, how about Separation? Rigorously enforced.
@ Neo > “I have no idea whether they are getting at all regretful about their votes for Biden, or whether they are still very pleased he won. My guess is the latter.”
My guess is that they don’t know anyone in the military or working in Afghanistan, and they have no personal connection to anything that has happened, have bought Biden’s excuses about “that was the best we could do,” aren’t aware of most of the stories showing the horrifying extent of the disaster, and can’t evaluate it as a meaningful example of Biden’s unfitness for any office, starting with squirrel catcher, because I wouldn’t hire him to catch dogs.
And Orange Man Bad, of course.
@ Jeanne > “Where was Giuliani today? Have they already imprisoned him?”
I was wondering that myself; haven’t found anything for today, but this is where he was yesterday.
https://www.newsmax.com/us/rudy-giuliani-newsmax-9-11-20th-anniversary/2021/09/10/id/1035887/
Some of he reminiscences follow.
Zaphod is no wrong.
Islam has long practiced religious separatism to keep the Infidel from poisoning or defiling the purity of the Ummah.
This Chapter and Verse must be emulated and embraced in the West to protect our way of life from our more protean denied and for parallel reasons.
But who will be the vanguard?
“he” should be “his” – missed that during the edit window.
Found this interesting post from last month, before the Afghanistan debacle sucked all the pixels out of the internet.
https://nypost.com/2021/08/14/9-11-museums-decision-to-scrap-a-20th-anniversary-memorial-is-a-disgrace/
I don’t know if anyone got down to work or not, but there wasn’t much to commemorate after Biden gave Afghanistan back to the Taliban, so maybe just as well nothing much was planned.
Or, that was why nothing much was planned – –
Only 7% of Germans were members of the Nazi party. The Peaceful Germans allowed the radical Germans take over and control Germany. Like wise, very few Muslims are radical. They are people who came to this country wanting to get away from the radical Islam element. They still follow the teachings of the Koran, which include honor killings, lying about the final goals of Islam to put the people to sleep about their true intentions, denigration of women and gays including stoning them. Finally 5 people following the Islamic religion have earned Nobel prices. Three for the peace prize. While zero prizes have been award in Medicine, Science or Economics. Their contributions to the human race after Mohammed have been negligible.
Like wise, very few Muslims are radical. They are people who came to this country wanting to get away from the radical Islam element.
Al Catraz:
I’d say few Muslims are *actively* radical. I suspect most Muslims came to this country for economic opportunities, not to escape radical Islam.
Never forget that Bin Laden and his jihadist associates declared killing Americans to be a religious obligation for all Muslims:
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The ruling to kill the Americans and their allies–civilians and military–is an individual duty for every Muslim who can do it in any country in which it is possible to do it…
Bin Laden et al. (1998)
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Bin Laden was not a fringe psycho “hijacking Islam.” He enjoyed widespread support in Muslim countries:
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Confidence in Bin Laden as a World Leader (2005):
Jordan 60%
Pakistan 51%
Indonesia 35%
Morocco 26%
Turkey 7%
Lebanon 2%
— http://pewglobal.org/reports/display.php?PageID=814
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Those numbers dropped the longer the War on Terror continued. But that wasn’t the result of spiritual clarity evolving among Muslims. We were the strong horse beating the weak horse (radical Islam).
Now that we are behaving like the weak horse again, radical Islam will be re-energized and we will get more jihad.
@RL2 & Geoffrey Britain:
I’ll add “The Closing of the Muslim Mind” by Robert R. Reilly
R2L,
“I do wonder how this latest scholarship could be used in a “war of ideas” to further erode the certitude of “moderate” Muslims and possibly give them an historical and moral backbone to resist and [dream on] reform the original violent version.”
Not possible. No “war of ideas” nor reform of Islam, either internally or externally is possible. That’s because to implement reform, absolutely and inescapably requires declaring Muhammad to have either been a liar or deluded. In either case, Islam’s theological foundations would collapse.
This is so because of Muhammad’s most basic claim, one he repeatedly and consistently declared; that Allah not Muhammad is the author of the Qur’an. That he, an admitted illiterate… was miraculously enabled to take dictation transmitted to him from Allah through the Archangel Gabriel during repeated visits.
Gabriel making sure that Muhammad got every word, every comma exactly right. Angels are incapable of accidental errors and Allah would have known if Gabriel went astray.
So, since fallible mankind is literally incapable of ‘correcting’ infallible Allah, not even one comma can be changed in the perfect Qur’an.
That’s also why Muslims insist, upon pain of death, that Imams amd Mullahs only study the Qur’an in the original Arabic.
This is also why the ‘moderates’ can never permanently prevail over the fundamentalists and why a higher percentage of Muslim immigrant’s children in the West become more fundamentalist than their parents.
Ah yes, the Great Search for Moderate Muslims… I remember it well back in the 2000s.
Essentially none were found. The few candidates which emerged had bodyguards to prevent them from being murdered by their more traditional co-religionists.
What Geoffrey Britain says about the Qur’an is true. In fact it is worse. According to Islamic doctrine the Qur’an exists before time in its perfect form like Platonic solids. It can’t be revised even more than the triangle can.
Sure, there are plenty of Muslims who grew up in the religion and just want to do their work and raise their families. God bless ’em.
But if America were put under Sharia Law and the wholesale beheadings of American Christians, Jews, and freethinkers began, American Muslims wouldn’t lift a finger anymore than they do in their home countries.
geoffb,
There are many fine examinations of Islam and of its history. The bottom line however is what I stress because therein lies the source of the inescapable and irresolvable conflict between Islam and “life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness”. Islam’s most basic tenets and America’s foundational precepts are entirely antithetical to each other. They cannot be combined.
“No man can serve two masters: for either he will hate the one, and love the other; or else he will hold to the one, and despise the other. Ye cannot serve God and mammon.” Matthew 6:24
During the War on Terror I recommended all Americans read the Qur’an. After the success of the War on Terror on tamping down radical Islam, it seemed less necessary.
However, I still recommend Americans read the Qur’an. It’s a must to understand how vicious, violent, intolerant and totalitarian Islam is at root. It’s the only foundational book of a major religion with a chapter on military booty. It ain’t the Old or New Testament, the Tao Te Ching or the Bhagavad-Gita.
http://www.wright-house.com/religions/islam/Quran/8-spoils-of-war.php
The Qur’an is not long nor hard to read (except a few sections which are close to gibberish), but it is quite dispiriting for the non-stop hate-filled rants, supposedly the Infallible Words of the Most High.
There are a few dodgy sections in the Old Testament, but they are by far the exception, while in the Qur’an they are the rule.
My challenge for Americans is to pick up a translation of the Qur’an, open it at random, then see how far you read before encountering a rant about how horrible the infidels are and what juicy, cruel punishments Allah intends for them.
I was live-and-let-live for all religions … until I read the Qur’an. After 9-11 I encountered the “Why Do They Hate Us” bilge and that was where my Political Change began. I understood immediately 9-11 was Muslims being Muslims.
Geoffrey Britain,
The book I named is a quite readable history of just how the Islam that is came into being during the period after the death, if he ever lived, of Muhammad. That was when the beliefs you speak of became set in stone as the aftermath of a 3 sided internal war over just what Islam was, and was to be. The most radical, fundamentalist group won out and set the course Islam has been on ever since.
It was also during this time that what is called the Koran was organized in it’s present form, and done so for the political-secular-religious power it then gave to the ruler, and all other texts destroyed so there would only be one from then on.
1. I believe there are other versions of the Koran still out there (or at least written about or referred to).
2. I would recommend “The Closed Circle: An Interpretation of the Arabs” by David Pryce-Jones and “Among the Believers: An Islamic Journey” by V.S. Naipaul.
I believe there are other versions of the Koran still out there (or at least written about or referred to).
Barry Meislin:
I recall a scholar looking into those in the 2000s. As I recall, he was murdered for his efforts.
If I have the time, I’ll look it up.
Hmm…not murdered but good old defenestrated. However, according to Bahear’s wife (wiki says) this didn’t happen.
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And when the Arab scholar Suliman Bashear argued that Islam developed as a religion gradually rather than emerging fully formed from the mouth of the Prophet, he was injured after being thrown from a second-story window by his students at the University of Nablus in the West Bank.
–“Scholars Are Quietly Offering New Theories of the Koran”
https://www.nytimes.com/2002/03/02/arts/scholars-are-quietly-offering-new-theories-of-the-koran.html
Fascinating. Thanks…
(In praise of low buildings, I guess…)
“And now for something completely different” (AKA O/T): an interesting article on the trials and tribulations of an across-the-board, government-mandated switch to organic farming…from an unusual (Indian) site:
https://theprint.in/world/how-sri-lankas-overnight-flip-to-total-organic-farming-has-led-to-an-economic-disaster/728414/
In re the remarks by Geoffrey et al on “what Islam is all about,” CNN wants you to know the facts.
Not.
https://pjmedia.com/news-and-politics/robert-spencer/2021/09/12/on-9-11-anniversary-cnn-publishes-article-designed-to-make-sure-you-think-only-positive-thoughts-about-islam-n1478090
The history of 9-11 includes the Saudi Arabian state, whose nationals were among the terrorist flying the planes.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hijackers_in_the_September_11_attacks
Some details about their fraudulent applications for visas, fake passports, and numerous trips in and out of the US before the attack.
https://www.frontpagemag.com/fpm/2021/08/how-911-terrorists-got-here-terence-p-jeffrey/
One thing that interests me about the new document releases is: Why did “Biden” authorize them now? Sabotaging the Abraham Accords? Dissing Iran’s strongest opponent? That sits oddly with his begging for more Saudi oil to make up for the American fuels he shut down.
https://pjmedia.com/news-and-politics/rick-moran/2021/09/12/whats-in-the-9-11-documents-the-fbi-released-on-saudi-arabias-involvement-in-the-attacks-n1477918?utm_source=piano&utm_medium=onsite&utm_campaign=-1
Why order the release of redacted documents?
I suppose we’ll have to wait for someone to do the analysis and maybe get some leaks.
@ Barry > “government-mandated switch to organic farming”
In addition to leading immediately (4 months) to hoarding and inflation, mostly because of the sudden imposition of the ban of chemical fertilizers on the totally unprepared agricultural sector, the virtue-signaling president ignores the actual science.
The bolded part is one of the major factors in the collapse of civilizations, according to Jared Diamond, who is somewhat of an environmentalist himself.
But they don’t ever actually look at the science, just what they feel ought to be the situation.
“Why order the release of redacted documents?”
Hmmmm…. Because Saudi Arabia is on the Democratic Party’s UBER-S%#T LIST?
…Meanwhile, in other “news” has anyone heard about Glenn Beck’s exploits, rescuing hundreds of people from Afghanistan?
https://twitter.com/ScottyAmerica1/status/1437153660606242823
No? Didn’t think so….
With regard to those who still prefer Biden to Trump; voter’s choices are tied to self-esteem. To change ones mind or admit error would involve a massive blow to the ego.
At least that is one explanation as to how anyone cannot detest Biden at this point.