February 21, 2022
War in Ukraine! Oh, wait! Biden's here to save the day (or maybe not)
By Andrea Widburg
Biden’s administration was circling the drain when, suddenly, like a drowning man thrown a lifebuoy, Biden got to play the heroic Commander-in-Chief trying to save the world from Russian aggression. As always, though, Biden came across as more stupid than statesmanlike. Along with insisting that he could pinpoint Russian aggression to the minute (no, he couldn’t), Biden frightened Ukraine and the members of NATO with his hawkishness. He then sent the moronic Kamala Harris to make things better at the Ukraine border. None of this seemed real...and maybe it wasn’t.
Sundance, who writes at Conservative Treehouse, questions the weird diplomatic dance we’re witnessing. Two of his posts are worth reading. Even if you don’t agree with his take, they’re still thought-provoking.
In the first post, Sundance writes that Biden’s Chief of Staff, Ron Klain, was facing a terrible situation: Inflation is soaring, energy prices are soaring even more, our southern border is gone, and Biden failed to cure COVID. His polls are in free fall. Klain needed misdirection in the form of a Biden success, even if only a fake one, to distract from Biden’s endless, and real, failures. First, say Biden isn’t responsible for all the bad things:
Within the book of instructions for the ideological Chicago crew (Alinsky peeps), there are chapters on how to create off-ramps to cloud their agenda. If they need a bigger cloud, they create a bigger crisis. The crisis then becomes the cover, the justification to explain the outcomes of their agenda.
In the latest example, the White House is shifting blame for the collapsing economy, surging oil prices, massive gas price increases and overall U.S. inflation.
The manufactured crisis in Ukraine then takes on a geopolitical angle and a domestic angle. The prior rate of inflation is now being blamed on Russia-Ukraine.
more
https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2022/02/war_in_ukraine_oh_wait_bidens_here_to_save_the_day_or_maybe_not.html
