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The Babylon Bee offers a satirical piece on Biden and gun control (code name "gun safety," as gun control sounds too harsh).
WASHINGTON, D.C.—A senile old man in Washington who has a deadly nuclear arsenal at his fingertips is calling for dangerous weapons to be taken out of the hands of the mentally unstable.
"Listen, folks, this shouldn't be difficult," said the yammering old geriatric to a duck in the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. "The mentally unstable shouldn't have guns! It's dangerous! Think of what could happen, Jack! They could fire it blindly through their front door because they heard a noise, or leave it right out in the open where a Taliban terrorist could pick it up, or accidentally kill innocent people they thought were bad guys but turned out to be foreign aid workers!" The man then dove face-first into the pool because he thought he saw an ice cream cone there.
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Gary Anderson at the
Washington Times offers his take on President Biden’s announced withdrawal from
Afghanistan.
Former Defense Secretary
Robert Gates noted in a memoir that Joe Biden has been
wrong on every national security issue that he has ever been involved in. Like
the French in the Hundred Years War, Mr. Biden appears to
have forgotten nothing and learned nothing. He is showing this regarding both
Iran and Afghanistan.
The
Iranians are clearly determined to get nuclear weapons. They may be willing to
delay that goal to get rid of sanctions, but — like the Germans after World War
I — they will subvert international attempts to monitor their weapons program.
President Obama was so desperate to get a deal in 2015, that he got virtually
nothing in return for a worthless agreement. The Iranians continued bad
behavior in Syria, Iraq and Yemen.
Our
new marshmallow in chief appears to be heading in the same direction. The
Israelis are made of sterner stuff; they showed it last week with a non-kinetic
attack cyber-attack on an Iranian nuclear facility that was clearly engaged in
weapons work. Few informed observers doubt that Israel will act kinetically if
they believe Iran is on the cusp of getting the bomb. Perhaps President Biden believes that
Israel will do his job for him, but if that happens, he will appear to be an
even weaker sister than our opponents in the world are obviously learning that
he is.
The Babylon Bee takes another
satirical shot at President Biden:
WASHINGTON,
D.C.—Biden made his first official call to Chinese President Xi Jinping
yesterday, and ordered a Kung Pao Chicken #5 with fried rice and two egg
rolls.
"Listen
here, Xi -- I ain't messing around here," said Biden. "I wanna Kung
Pao and General Tso's. And give me some fried rice with a couple of those
deep-fried cabbage-twinkies with the ducktail sauce."
Biden's
press secretary later confirmed the call with China was a "robust"
discussion about foreign trade and human rights, but she did not go into
further detail.
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