Houseplant in Chief served as a 'liaison' during the Six Day War [perhaps for extra credit in law school]

According to alleged President Biden, he met with former Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir and served as a liaison between Israel and Egypt during the Six Day War when he was getting crappy grades in law school. Brian Williams has also confirmed this breaking story and added that he too was instrumental in aiding the two nations to come together in peace while taking incoming rounds in Tel Aviv.

Biden mumbled the story during a menorah lighting ceremony to celebrate Chanukah on Wednesday at the White House.

It's possible that Biden got confused, if you can believe it. He may have been thinking about a meeting he had in 1973 just prior to the Yom Kippur War when Golda Meir was actually the Prime Minister.

Levi Eshkol was PM during the Six Day War in June 1967 and Biden was definitely not a "liason," whatever he meant by that.

"I have known every — every prime minister well since Golda Meir, including Golda Meir," Biden mumbled. "And during the Six-Day War, I had an opportunity to — she invited me to come over because I was going to be the liaison between she and the Egyptians about the Suez.

"And I sat in front of her desk," he continued. "And she had a guy — her staff member — to my right. His name was Rabin. And she kept flipping those maps up and down. She had that bevy of maps — sort of kept it — and it was — it was so depressing what she was — about what happened. She gave me every detail."

Biden graduated from Syracuse University in 1968. Golda was elected as PM in 1969 serving until 1974.

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And while our elected houseplant acted as if he was touting his wonderful relationship with Meir and support for Israel, a memo found last year summarized details Biden omitted, such as him telling Meir that the territories captured in the Six-Day War, including the West Bank and Gaza Strip, was deemed "creeping annexation."

An official at that meeting made notes, recording his impressions of Biden, saying that while Biden is full of respect toward Meir and wanted to learn, "and yet while speaking displayed a fervor and made comments that signaled his lack of diplomatic experience."

That's because Biden was never very bright to begin with, and now has the mental capacity of a glass of water.

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The Definition of a Coward and a Chickens**t

If Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is a "coward" and "chickenshit," what do we call the anonymous White House aide who called him that? It's hard to tell, because like the First Lady, the aide is hiding behind his or her Twitter account.

It's disgraceful for anyone in Obama's administration to use terms like the above to describe a man who joined the Israel Defense Forces during the Six-Day War in 1967 and served as a team leader in Sayeret Matkel special forces unit where he went into combat on many missions like Operation Gift in 1968 and Operation Isotope in 1972. He was shot in the shoulder on that last mission but went on to fight in the War of Attrition and Yom Kippur War in 1973 and took part in special forces raids along the Suez Canal.

Netanyahu lead a commando assault deep into Syria before he was discharged a captain from the IDF.

I wonder who the badass in the White House staff is who called him a coward and chickenshit.

We drew the short straw

But Josh Not-So-Earnest walked it back a little when asked by the press if Obama and cronies agreed with the remark. Earnest said the remarks were "counterproductive." Not that they were offensive, untrue and cowardly--they were simply not going to get us anywhere with Israel.

"Comments like that do not reflect the administration's views," the pencil-neck Earnest said, and described the U.S.-Israeli relationship "as strong as ever." 

If you believe the Obama administration's relationship with Israel is as strong as ever, you probably also believe that "it don't rain in Indianapolis." Obama never showed any liking or even comfort around Netanyahu. My theory is that real men, like those in the military, intimidate him and remind him of the father that never stayed.

The Atlantic published a story where senior administration officials described Benjamin Netanyahu as a cowardly politician who was only motivated by self-interest. One of these geeks said, 'The good thing about Netanyahu is that he's scared to launch wars."

Now this guy, whoever he is, happens to be everything used to falsely describe Netanyahu. The fact is, Netanyahu is not afraid to launch a war, but he isn't going to launch an unnecessary one--Israel is surrounded by Islamic Jew-haters with big guns. You don't start a war with them--you fight them when it's time.

The fact that nobody in this administration admonished the cretin who called Bibi these names shows that Obama and his butt-kissers believe it's true. This person who did it should be outed for the coward that he is, and shown the door. If nothing is done, then it's obvious that Obama stands behind the creep.


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