President Biden’s been called a gaffe machine by some. A puppet of sorts by others. You need look no further than the President’s most recent trip to Asia to find examples which potentially support both notions. When President Biden answered a reporter’s question regarding whether the US would militarily defend Taiwan, he simply said: Yes, it's what we promised. The President didn’t seem confused or unclear when delivering that answer but immediately thereafter the White House staff once again “clarified” that the position remains one in which the US would provide Tawain with military equipment as opposed to militarily standing with them. Just a slight distinction, isn’t it? And could it be that Biden’s position is different than that of whoever is behind the teleprompter to borrow an Elon Musk analogy? But aside from matters of what could be World War III, there was another statement made before he mercifully (if you’re the White House staff), made his way back to D.C. In yet another press conference, this one a joint affair with Japan’s Prime Minister, he had this to say when addressing gas prices here at home. Quoting Biden: When it comes to the gas prices, we’re going through an incredible transition that is taking place that, God willing, when it’s over, we’ll be stronger and the world will be stronger and less reliant on fossil fuels when this is over. Hmm, much like the declarative statement on Taiwanese-Chinese affairs, that projects clarity. God willing, when it's over, the world will be less reliant on fossil fuels? Does that sound as though this may be intentional to you? Does that sound like a president that’s concerned with your plight or relishing the opportunity for what you might call a “Great Reset”, as articulated by the World Economic Forum – which incidentally is currently taking place in Davos. And is it not consistent with Biden’s day one priority of taking executive action to kill the Keystone XL Pipeline and his week one agenda of banning energy harvesting on 2.46 billion acres of land while cranking up regulations on all others? I haven’t seen the “White House”, or puppet master, as the case may be, “clarify” that comment. So, all of this really does appear to be all part of the plan. Whoever's it may be. So yes, Biden did do that. Intentionally. But hey, it's so much better to no longer be energy and baby formula independent. This is so much better than paying $2 for gas and finding baby formula on store shelves...because there’s still no-Trump tweets. Right?
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