So much for that “ceasefire” that Biden promised.
Guess that’s off the table, especially when considering that BIden is even less present in the Oval Office than he was before.
Little wonder that one of the most incendiary international wars today continues to rage on.
The conflict between Israel and the forces that wish to destroy it, from Hamas to Hezbollah, is set to spiral even further out of control.
Shortly after Israel’s pager attack, Hezbollah made it clear tha they would not be minimizing their authoritarian ways.
“On the contrary, this turned us more resolved, more robust and more adamant,” Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah declared.
Nasrallah also claimed that an “axis of resistance” was set to hurt Israel.
The world’s only Jewish nation has also launched thousands of rockets into Lebanon in an effort to weaken Hezbollah.
And what is the United States response?
Apparently, to send troops to the Middle East … just a short period of time after the chaotic Afghanistan withdrawal.
Heck of a “ceasefire.” If that’s a ceasefire, what’s a war?
Pentagon Press Secretary General Pat Ryder also did not inspire much confidence by failing to reveal exactly how many soldiers would be deployed.
“In light of the increased tensions in the Middle East, and out of an abundance of caution, we are sending a small number of additional US military personnel forward to augment our forces that are already in the region,” Ryder warned.
“A small number,” huh? Well, from a Democrat perspective, that’s scary.
These are the same people that want multiple trillions in reparations. Who knows what “small” is to them.
“Due to the unpredictable nature of ongoing conflict between Hezbollah and Israel and recent explosions throughout Lebanon, including Beirut, the U.S. Embassy urges U.S. citizens to depart Lebanon while commercial options still remain available,” Ryder continued.
Never mind the “unpredictable” nature of US politics.
Looks like the last four years have been a series of ghastly failures.
First, there was the disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan, against the backdrop of the pandemic.
That withdrawal was followed by Putin’s rather predictable invasion, which has been accompanied with escalating threats from China.
Then October 7 terrorist attack from Hamas happened, and when Israel began to defend itself, as any nation should, college campuses across the United States broke out into protests in favor of Hamas.
So now, yet another international conflict is poised to spiral totally out of control, further evidence of Comrade Kamala’s absolute inability to lead a country.
Recently, top presidential candidate Donald Trump managed to stun the world again by securing the endorsement of Amer Ghalib, a Muslim mayor in Michigan.
Ghalib, who is also a long-term Democrat, endorsed Trump due to the fact that the world was much more peaceful under his leadership.
In other words, Ghalib is also calling out Harris indirectly, making it clear that he would rather have “four more years” of Trump.
Just like Walz unwittingly said at a recent Harris rally.
One thing is for sure: The world cannot take four more years of Comrade Kamala … excluding the parts of the world that have dumped multiple billions worth of dark money into Democrat campaigns.
Wonder how many “war” clauses might have been attached to such donations.
Author: Jane Jones
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