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So it was that, in the first August of the Biden presidency, the U.S. suffered defeat in its longest war, went through a humiliating evacuation under the guns of its enemies, continued to endure the worst plague in 100 years, and saw an intrusion of its southern border by unlawful migrants that called into question whether we Americans retain the willpower to preserve our nation. Nor is this all …
“April is the cruelest month,” composed T. S. Eliot in the opening line of what is considered his greatest poem, “The Waste Land.”
For President Joe Biden, the cruelest month is undoubtedly August of 2021, which is now mercifully ending.
When has a president had an even worse month?
On the last Sunday in August, Biden enjoyed solemnly, hand over heart, as the coffins of the American dead in the Kabul airport terrorist massacre of Thursday were carried off the aircraft at Dover.
The American dead had been performing an evacuation of U.S. residents and Afghan allies from America’s lost war, a defeat dealt to us by the very same Taliban we ejected from power in 2001 for providing sanctuary for the al-Qaida terrorists of 9/11.
We have actually lost our longest war, and the victorious Taliban are now back in power and presiding over and assisting our departure from Kabul.
When the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan is complete Tuesday, the fate of the numerous U.S. people and thousands of Afghan allies we leave will be decided by the jihadists we have actually been fighting for twenty years.
Throughout the Biden presidency, we will be reading of, hearing of and being witness to the evidence of their fates.
That same twelve noon hour on Sunday that Biden honored the fallen at Dover, Typhoon Ida was coming ashore. Ida’s 150-mile-an-hour winds were raking the same Louisiana coast that Typhoon Katrina struck 16 years back.
Have something to say about this column?Visit Gab– The social network that champions totally free speech– Remark without Censorship!Or visit Pat’s FaceBook page and publish your comments … By nightfall Sunday, a million locals in and around New Orleans had lost all power, for days and maybe for weeks. In this same August, the U.S. moved ever much deeper into the fourth wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, with new infections, new hospitalizations and new deaths approaching the numbers they had reached at their worst last winter season. August likewise brought hundreds of thousands more illegal aliens across our southern border in the largest peacetime migrant invasion in memory. Most of these millions are coming for a much better life. Yet, amongst their numbers are the criminals and rapists who have actually attacked women and ladies in the exodus, and not a few foreign enemies including the intent to bring the war on fear home to these United States. So it was that, in the very first August of the Biden presidency, the U.S. suffered defeat in its longest war, underwent an embarrassing evacuation under the guns of its enemies, continued to withstand the worst plague in 100 years, and saw an intrusion of its southern border by unlawful migrants that called into question whether we Americans maintain the willpower to protect our nation. Nor is this all. In this August of 2021, American politics appear at their most poisonous. Race relations are as raw as they have been given that the ’60s. In the wake of George Floyd’s death
under the knee of a Minneapolis police officer, a profusion of hostility versus police has actually brought record retirements and resignations by polices across the country. Result: an unmatched rise in urban shootings and killings, with kids prominent amongst the victims. View the current Videos on Our Buchanan-Trump YouTube Playlist! When President John F. Kennedy provided his approval for the invasion of Fidel Castro’s Cuba that ended in the Bay of Pigs fiasco, Americans rallied behind Kennedy since, though he had actually messed upbadly, he was our president, the personification
of America’s nationhood. His support skyrocketed to 80%. We were one country then, and one individuals. And today? Needs are being heard for the impeachment or resignation of Biden. This piling on of the president is undoubtedly in part repayment for what the Democrats did to previous President Donald Trump. 2 weeks prior to Biden took the oath
, a mob had invaded the Capitol to object his official certification as president. For that mob intrusion, Trump was impeached a second time for what was variously referred to as “prompting insurrection,”” an attempted coup, “”domestic terrorism,””treason”
and installing a mortal danger to “our democracy.” “There is a lot of mess up in a country,”Adam Smith’s observation after the British lost the decisive Battle of Saratoga, is typically invoked nowadays. And justifiably so. For just how much ruin can a country withstand and stay a country? Just how much of this can we sustain and survive– at a time
when we are carrying the problem of the defense of our allies in Europe, the Middle East and East Asia versus a gathering modern axis of Russia and China, which our
own interventionist policies helped to bring into being? Our media are as partisan as they have been in our lifetimes. Our cultural elites endlessly mock the traditional worths and beliefs of Middle America. Our nationwide celebrations appear ever at sword’s point. Our objective, it is said, is to ever move” towards a more best union.”Does it look like that is the instructions where we are heading?
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