gemini104104
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President Biden before being legitimately elected made it perfectly clear that he is aware of issues with the external and the internal enemy from within, and in my opinion, repukes and their corrupt media influences and anti Biden bogus polls that are incapable of supporting or co-existing in a civilized society are the enemy from within. Yet, President Biden is putting forth his best efforts and doing a greater job than any former repuke so-called president in generations at dealing with numerous issues from cleaning up atrocities that tRump and his lawlessly hacked in sewer mob created and dealing with the enemy combative GOP who is at war against Democracy. Yet this is not the first time democracy has come under attack and throughout U.S. history worse than it is now over issues with tRump and his seditious repukes that would take an act of Justice to put down like the mad dogs they are. It is what it is at President Biden and his administration continues to do a excellent job:
President Joe Biden has faced fierce criticism for his visit to Saudi Arabia where met with Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman, often referred to as MBS. Biden, as is well known, had pledged to make Saudi Arabia a “pariah” nation because of MBS’s role in approving the brutal murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
As the media takes these simple potshots at Biden for an apparent lack of consistency in addressing nation’s human rights violations, they are missing the larger context in which Biden is operating, isolating this event from the difficult and multi-dimensional geopolitical situation he is seeking to address as tries to hold together a fragile coalition of democratic nations–one he has largely led–against a menacing surge of authoritarianism globally and here in the U.S.
We can’t really judge or evaluate Biden’s meeting with MBS without properly assessing the outright and serious threats to democracy and to overall global well-being and survival the world is now facing.
The global political terrain has altered dramatically and swiftly since Biden took office, due largely to Vladimir Putin’s genocidal assault on Ukraine, which has threatened the world’s energy and food supply.
Russia and Ukraine together, before Putin’s invasion, had supplied one third of the world’s wheat exports, and they are among the top five global exporters of corn. This supply has been disrupted, though, as Putin’s forces have blockaded Ukrainian ports, driving the global food crisis to famine levels, according to the United Nations."
https://www.politicususa.com/2022/0...KcIVGxq4US8rKGFyEWLsb8LHMVOfDTrn9WfT2LbG27iNA
President Joe Biden has faced fierce criticism for his visit to Saudi Arabia where met with Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman, often referred to as MBS. Biden, as is well known, had pledged to make Saudi Arabia a “pariah” nation because of MBS’s role in approving the brutal murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
As the media takes these simple potshots at Biden for an apparent lack of consistency in addressing nation’s human rights violations, they are missing the larger context in which Biden is operating, isolating this event from the difficult and multi-dimensional geopolitical situation he is seeking to address as tries to hold together a fragile coalition of democratic nations–one he has largely led–against a menacing surge of authoritarianism globally and here in the U.S.
We can’t really judge or evaluate Biden’s meeting with MBS without properly assessing the outright and serious threats to democracy and to overall global well-being and survival the world is now facing.
The global political terrain has altered dramatically and swiftly since Biden took office, due largely to Vladimir Putin’s genocidal assault on Ukraine, which has threatened the world’s energy and food supply.
Russia and Ukraine together, before Putin’s invasion, had supplied one third of the world’s wheat exports, and they are among the top five global exporters of corn. This supply has been disrupted, though, as Putin’s forces have blockaded Ukrainian ports, driving the global food crisis to famine levels, according to the United Nations."
https://www.politicususa.com/2022/0...KcIVGxq4US8rKGFyEWLsb8LHMVOfDTrn9WfT2LbG27iNA
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