Sleepy Joe Biden had a rough weekend.
On top of getting booed on the 20th anniversary of the Sept. 11th terrorist attacks in New York City, he committed the ultimate act of disrespect by balking at concerns of a resurgence of Al Qaeda.
Biden appeared at the Flight 93 Memorial in Skanksville, Pennsylvania — the location where 33 brave passengers and seven crew members lost their lives after thwarting Islamic terrorists from flying a plane into the White House or Capitol Building, which reportedly were their next targets. There, Biden admitted it’s likely Al Qaeda would resurge.
“If you would have told anybody that we were going to spend $300 million bucks a day for 20 years to try to unite the country after we got [Osama] bin Laden, after Al Qaeda was wiped out there— can Al Qaeda come back?” Biden was asked.
His response was mocking, snide, snarky, and infuriating:
President Joe Biden has dismissed claims he should have stayed in Afghanistan.
"If you had told anybody that we were going to spend $300m a day to try and unite a country after we got Bin Laden" they would have asked you "what's the strategy?", he said.https://t.co/3V60GLGkne pic.twitter.com/gKxZyIa8Xm
— Sky News (@SkyNews) September 11, 2021
Biden’s admission contradicted what he said just weeks ago. In defending the botched Afghanistan withdrawal, Biden described the mission there as a success.
#Pentagon quickly refutes Biden’s claim #AlQaeda is no longer in #Afghanistan
Here Listen to #JoeBiden what he says,
"What interest do we have in Afghanistan at this point with Al-Qaeda gone? We went in to get Al-Qaeda and Osama Bin Laden. We went and did the mission" https://t.co/8goXZpvkHa pic.twitter.com/MFpMnJTgCQ— Subodh Kumar (@kumarsubodh_) August 21, 2021
Pentagon spokesman John Kirby later contradicted Biden.
@POTUS claims #AlQaeda is 'gone' from Afghanistan. Then the #Pentagon confirms it's still there
Biden's Pentagon Spokesman John Kirby says "we know that Al-Qaeda is a presence in #Afghanistan."
An hour ago, #JoeBiden said that Al-Qaeda was "gone" from Afghanistan.#Taliban pic.twitter.com/pyi7T5oSAD
— Subodh Kumar (@kumarsubodh_) August 21, 2021
Meanwhile, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin admitted Thursday that Al Qaeda could make resurgence in Afghanistan, and the Biden administration is merely employing a “wait and see” approach.
“I think the whole community is kind of watching to see what happens and whether or not Al Qaeda has the ability to regenerate in Afghanistan. The nature of al Qaeda and ISIS-K is that, you know, they will always attempt to find space to grow and regenerate, whether it’s there, whether it’s in Somalia, whether it’s in any other ungoverned space.”
While walking with former Presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama at the 9/11 Memorial in New York City, Biden stopped to speak with someone who appeared to be a supporter of his.
This is when the crowd went crazy, erupting in boos, taunts, and invectives.
“You’re a mug for what you did to Afghanistan,” one man yelled.
SHAME: Disgraced Joe Biden booed at 9/11 memorial today in NYC pic.twitter.com/e5qK9sT6Gn
— Drew Hernandez (@DrewHLive) September 11, 2021
“Terrible! Terrible!”
Another person yelled, “Don’t sniff ’em.”
.@JoeBiden’s Afghanistan withdrawal was intended to provide him with ideal optics & political victory on the 20th anniversary of 9/11- instead he got booed & warned not to sniff family members at the NYC memorial service…every cloud has a silver liningpic.twitter.com/6a1uDA1pKQ
— DrConservaMom🇺🇸🐸🌐 (@ConservaMomUSA) September 12, 2021
Meanwhile, in the same city, Former President Donald Trump spoke boldly on the anniversary of 9/11, paying tribute to the brave first responders, and giving numerous heartfelt speeches.
Trump is a powerhouse.
Did more on 9/11 than Biden’s done over the last few years. Met with first responders, made several heartfelt speeches, provided commentary on a boxing match. Makes sense, this is a man who didn’t call a lid until 3am most nights.pic.twitter.com/Y2SJ779ilf
— Suburban Black Man 🇺🇸 (@goodblackdude) September 12, 2021
Author: Asa McCue
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