Biden loses his s*** against Israel

War is not a clean game. There are always situations where innocent people get killed like what happened in Afghanistan where NFL player Patrick Tillman was killed on April 22, 2004 by our own troops. Sometimes countries intentionally kill innocent civilians like we did in the bombings of Dresden, Hiroshima, and Nagasaki in World War Two. And sometimes innocent people are in the wrong place and mistakes are made.

Unfortunately, Israeli forces mistakenly struck vehicles carrying aid workers as they traveled through an active war zone on Monday. The World Central Kitchen convoy was comprised of citizens of Australia, UK, and Poland, as well as an American.

The IDF immediately admitted their mistake and began an investigation into how it happened. But Joe Biden, the brain addled so called President of the United States, arrogantly raged against Israel in a condescending, faux righteous prattle, saying how he was outraged" at what happened and mumbled that Israel "has not done enough" to protect aid workers in the area. 

Meanwhile, Hamas tries to kill them on purpose but the way Joe seems to see it, they can do no wrong.

New Biden statement: “This is a major reason why distributing humanitarian aid in Gaza has been so difficult – because Israel has not done enough to protect aid workers trying to deliver desperately needed help to civilians… Israel has also not done enough to protect civilians.” pic.twitter.com/zcmzOQwspB— Josh Eidelson (@josheidelson) April 2, 2024

Biden demanded "accountability," and added that "incidents like yesterday's simply should not happen."

What a genius observation President Obvious said. Of course it should not happen but in war these things do happen because they cannot be avoided, like the time the Biden administration accidentally killed seven children in the Afghanistan withdrawal. Where was Biden's anger then?

At no point following that tragic incident did our alleged President express a fraction of the anger he is showing towards Israel in this situation. And where was the accountability for that strike? Not one person in his administration was disciplined or lost their job over it. Biden was even reportedly "defiant" afterward.

For Biden to trash an Israel, our only true ally in the Middle East, over an obvious accident that is no different from the  hundreds of accidents committed by the United States and our other allies throughout the war on terror is disingenuous.

Every death on the battle field is on Hamas. They hide among civilians, in hospitals, schools and mosques, and use innocent people as human shields. Where is Biden's outrage over that?

Let's face it, Joe Biden does not like Israel and he can't hide it because he is a racist, brain impaired political lump who, as Obama once warned us to "not underestimate Joe's ability to f*** things up."

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Biden admin blames Israel for toddler's accidental shooting, but leave out crucial details

The Biden administration has been anything but pro-Israel since the barely sentient president took office, first as vice president under anti-Zionist Obama, now as the alleged President. So it's no wonder his administration has blamed Israel's IDF [Israeli Defense Forces] for the tragic shooting death of a Palestinian toddler.

[H/T Times of Israel]

The incident took place on Tuesday during a firefight initiated by the Palestinian terrorists and responded to by the IDF. But the Biden administration did not take that into account, and in a statement called for Israel to reevaluate its use-of-force policies.

Just because terrorists begin shooting at you, is no reason to shoot back. 

The circumstances were never mentioned in which the child, Mohammed Tamimi was shot, nor did it mention that the gunfire was initiated by terrorists. 

“We express our condolences to the family of Mohammed Tamimi. We urge Israel to evaluate all use of deadly force that involves civilian casualties and we call on Israeli and Palestinian leadership to take responsible actions to end the conflict,” the U.S. Office of Palestinian Affairs said in a statement.

Last week, Mohammed Tamimi, 2, and his father Haitham, were accidentally shot by Israeli soldiers after terrorists fired on a checkpoint near the Jewish community of Neve Tzuf in Samaria. 

To the credit of the terrorists, this time they did not intentionally shoot at school buses or shoot rockets at civilian targets like schools, synagogues or public areas. But let's not forget that they have in the past while Israel has done everything within reason to minimize harming non-combatants. 

Initial reports suggested that the pair were shot by terrorists, but the IDF has since acknowledged responsibility for the shooting. The father and son were sitting in a car nearby to where the terrorists, not caring to assess the situation, irresponsibly began shooting at troops and were struck by errant shots from the IDF as they returned fire.

The Biden administration failed to acknowledge that important fact.

Haitham Tamimi was rushed to a local hospital near Ramallah, and Mohammed was airlifted to Sheba Hospital in Ramat Gan. After several days in intensive care, the toddler died on Monday.

State Department Spokesman Vedant Patel conveniently forgot to mention that the shooting occurred during a firefight with terrorists, who typically choose to shoot at troops while being surrounded by civilians, because if they inadvertently get killed by the Israelis, it makes for great propaganda. This is why they often fire rockets into Israel from schools or mosques because the Israelis, they know, will not fire back.

“It’s our understanding that the IDF is investigating the incident, and broadly speaking, we urge investigations into any operations that result in civilian casualties,” Patel said on Tuesday at a press briefing. 

Ironically, Patel has not said the same to the Hamassholes who intentionally target Israeli civilians.

The Israeli military told the Times of Israel that it was launching a thorough review of troops’ actions and the circumstances surrounding Tamimi’s death.

“The incident is being investigated in depth,” the IDF said. “At the end of the inquiry and taking into account its findings, a decision will be made regarding the opening of a probe.”

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Biden is a stain on our military and may have committed a horrible war crime

After the U.S. left Afghanistan in the hands of the Taliban, a known terrorist group, a suicide bomber killed about 170 Afghans and 13 U.S. military personnel at the Hamid Karzai International Airport. This put out military on high alert in August. 

Our intelligence people received information that ISIS-K, the group that planned the first attack, was planning a second one. 

On Sunday, Aug. 29, one day before the last evacuation flight was slated to leave Afghanistan, the U.S. military carried out a drone strike on a car they say was heading toward the airport for that second attack.

U.S. Central Command spokesman Navy Captain Bill Urban explained in a statement that the "U.S. military forces conducted a self-defense unmanned over-the-horizon airstrike today on a vehicle in Kabul, eliminating an imminent ISIS-K threat to Hamid Karzai International Airport.

“We are confident we successfully hit the target. Significant secondary explosions from the vehicle indicated the presence of a substantial amount of explosive material.”

In addition to this statement, Urban said the military is “assessing the possibilities of civilian casualties, though we have no indications at this time.” And later that day he updated the statement to say that the military is “aware of reports of civilian casualties following” explaining that the military was “still assessing” [the outcome].

The statement continued with this fabrication of facts: ” … we know [the strike] disrupted an imminent ISIS-K threat to the airport. We know that there were substantial and powerful subsequent explosions resulting from the destruction of the vehicle, indicating a large amount of explosive material inside that may have caused additional casualties. It is unclear what may have happened, and we are investigating further.”

Except ISIS-K wasn't in the car. It was an Afghan man and his 7 children. The drone strike killed an Afghan man and his 7 children, in case you didn't think you read that correctly the first time.

The New York Times — a blatantly left-leaning rag that sycophantically supported the alleged Biden administration — actually conducted a real investigation into the drone strike and concluded that, rather than hitting a terrorist engaged in an attack, it had killed an innocent Afghan man. and his 7 children. But he Pentagon acknowledges only three civilian deaths, according to the Times. 

Only three. Phew! I was worried about the other four kids who didn't die. Good going Pentagon.

The Times made a video [below] in which over a dozen family members were interviewed, along with co-workers. It's worth watching and wondering whether Biden or someone under his command, should be held responsible for this obvious war crime.

The video states that  Hellfire missile struck a car in a densely populated residential area of Kabul. That in itself is a questionable act if it's true because the person who gave the go ahead to "pull the trigger" apparently didn't take collateral damage into account. But worse, didn't bother to confirm the intel. In all, ten people were killed and among the dead were Zamarai Ahmade, 43, three of his sons and one daughter.

The military believed that Ahmadi was a “facilitator for the Islamic State and that his car was packed with explosives.”

General Mark Milley is the Chariman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Maybe his head, or at the very least his job, should be on the chopping block. But you know full well that isn't going to happen.

It turns out that Ahmadi was an electrical engineer who worked extensively of late as an aid worker. His employer was a California-based NGO that fights hunger around the globe.

It also turns out that the canisters that Ahmadi was bringing into his vehicle and “what was interpreted as the suspicious moves of a terrorist may have just been an average day in his life. And it’s possible that what the military saw Ahmadi loading into his car may have been water canisters he was bringing home to his family, not explosives.”

His neighborhood had been suffering a water shortage.

So who should be held responsible for this irresponsible act?

Major Gen. William Taylor is seen briefing the press at the Pentagon, telling reporters that the strike set off “significant secondary explosions from the targeted vehicle indicated the presence of a substantial amount of explosive materials.”

Chairman Milley echoed Taylor’s remarks.

The reporters brought three explosives experts to the scene who all agreed the damage was consistent with a single explosion, followed by a fire, rather than secondary explosions, contradicting Milley and Taylor.

Biden is an inept, callous politician who isn't bright to begin with, and has no foreign policy victories. He should resign or at the very least, someone in his failing administration should have the dishonor.

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Breaking: US airstrike kills 2 Serbian embassy staffers

F-15E Fighter Bomber

Breaking: U.S. airstrikes may have killed two Serbian embassy staffers, Sladjana Stankovic, a communications official,and his driver, Jovica Stepic, on Friday. Serbian foreign minister Ivaca Dacic reported the news Saturday.

The men were captured in November when their convoy came under fire near Sabratha, Libya. 

Dacic spoke at a news conference in Belgrade, Serbia and the information regarding the deaths have not yet been confirmed by the Libyan government. But Dacic said they have photographic evidence that this indeed is the case.

F-15E fighter bombers struck an ISIS training camp near the Tunisian border killing dozens of scumcrumpets, one of whom was likely an IS operative considered responsible for the deadly attacks in Tunisia in 2015.

According to Dacic, Serbia knew the location of the hostages and tried to get them back, possibly through a military operation. They had information that it was a group associated with ISIS that was demanding ransom for the men, and it was this site that was bombed.

"I believe we had been close to the solution for them to be freed," Dacic said. "Unfortunately, as a consequence of the attack against ISIS in Libya, the two of them lost their lives. We will seek official explanation from both Libya and the United States about the available facts and the selection of targets."

The U.S. has said that it was an ISIS training camp that was bombed and Dacic said that this information needs to be checked. "It wasn't in the interests of the people who held them to kill them, because there were no other demands but financial," Dacic added.

Perhaps ISIS was planning to use the ransom to buy food and medicine for the injured townsfolk, but I think not, However, it is sad that two people, aka 'collateral damage' were killed.

The United States and Israel take incredible pains, often to the danger that it places upon themselves, to avoid killing non-combatants. But our rules of engagement are ridiculously rigid. 

In Afghanistan, for example, we have to wait to be attacked first before we can engage the enemy. Imagine if a professional boxer had to wait to get hit before he could strike back.

It's horrible that this happened, but death is the inevitability of war. Death of the innocent is sadly part of that equation. If we continue fighting a war where we give ourselves rules that our adversaries refuse to comply with, we are never going to win it.

Knowing the enemy and what motivates them. 

I am convinced that we can defeat ISIS within weeks, months at worst case. In spite of the fact that ISIS is only part of the Islamic jihad problem, this needs to be done with shock and awe.



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