It isn't just me: many think U.S. foreign policy under Biden is Demented, as is his war against children and girls

Friends,

Check out this mainstream conservative article at The Federalist: Biden's lack of strategy for Ukraine. 

The Federalist is pretty "mainstream" as mainstream conservative online publications go. So for them to be as agitated as their top author John Daniel Davidson writes between the lines that they are, well, trouble is coming. (Yes, I know, it is already here.) Davidson writes (boldface mine):

All this suggests Biden has no idea what the American national interest is or what our national security strategy should be — in Ukraine or anywhere else. He seems only to have a vague sense that large and powerful countries should not invade their smaller and weaker neighbors. But when they do, how should America respond? What goals or national interests should guide our response? What should our priorities be? Biden and his advisors don’t seem to know.

Then check out Ambassador M. K. Bhadrakumar's piece here about the Bucha massacre fraud. Bhadrakumar has thirty years of diplomatic and ambassadorial experience for India. What he writes, too, is chilling. He explains many things in detail, and most of it is a complete alternative to the propaganda we get hourly via the Western media. I don't know how correct Bhadrakumar is, but after two years of Covid, I'll never trust the Western MainStream Media again. Remember when the media showed pictures of people falling dead on the streets of Wuhan in early 2020? All fake, all fraud. Remember the daily death tolls? All fake, all fraud. Remember all the garbage about "the Jab" being safe? Al fake, all fraud. The Jab is deadly, as these fully vaccinated tennis players prove. 

Especially observant is Bhadrakumar's comment:

The alacrity with which Macron and Scholz consumed the fake news is a harbinger of a new phase in the information war. Succinctly put, there is a sober awakening in Paris and Berlin that the Russian operation is successfully meeting the set objectives.

Meanwhile, China has locked down Shanghai to the point you must have food delivered to you there. You are not allowed to leave your flat! And food isn't readily coming. See LifeSiteNews here about the situation, wherein a Westerner living in Shanghai explains how he's tried to get food delivered for two days. And if you cannot pick and choose your own food, how good could the quality of the food they deliver be? Absolute madness.

There's more, my friends, much more. Like this U.S. Army captain's incarceration for speaking the truth: his incarceration in a mental hospital! That's what the Soviets used to do! If you tell the truth now, they lock you up in the loony bin!

And no end in sight seems to exist for the most perverse child abuse governmental ideas in the U.S.! NYC mayor lures Floridians back to NY so their kids can be taught sex stuff. Their kindergarten kids! And also, in Florida itself, Sodom sues to "groom" kids! 

This is truly an abomination before the Lord God and this mayor and these "rapists of childhood" in Florida or anywhere else deserve the hottest parts of Hell. Don't believe me? See this about Colorado and abortion. I guess if they can't rape children, then they'll just kill them at birth. N.B. There's a bill in California that would allow murdering newborns, too.

And read this. The Biden regime is not just about to cancel women's sports, they're about to cancel what remains of free speech on campus.

Bottom Line

God has been very generous in giving us extra time to repent, but that also give us ever more rope to hang ourselves. And we are, because it just goes on and on and on.

I can easily believe, though I hope I'm in tin-foil hat country, that we won't have 2022 Congressional elections, that somehow the Democrats (Demon-rats) will stop it or spoil it. All I can say is, Buíochas le Da the Hungarian people voted to keep Orbán for the next four years. Four years is about right for this Hellish insanity in the world to go long, long past critical mass.

Now is the time, however, to be afraid. Very afraid. The near future will bring some form of Armageddon. That much cannot now be avoided.

An Préachán

Parallels with a war long ago and far away...

 Friends,

After reading this article at the Conservative Treehouse, and listening to Pentagon spokesman John Kirby in the vid embedded in that article, I was reminded of a war long ago and far away.

In WWII in the Pacific, the Japanese propaganda kept insisting, as the war wore on, that they were winning huge battles and decimating American naval and land forces; that the mongrel Americans could in no way stand up to the divinely inspired (i.e. the Jap Moon goddess Amaterasu) Nippon race, that the "Yamato Spirit" is indomitable, much like what this Pentagon spokesman Kirby in this video said about the Ukrainian fighting spirit.

However, in '43-'45, the Japanese people keep noticing the Jap military was winning these decisive victories in geography that somehow kept getting nearer and nearer to Japan! Odd, that, huh? That, and they experienced increasing food shortages, and ever less fuel and material.

Ain't that what we're seeing here? 'Oh, those amazing Ukrainians! They got the Russians on the run!' Yet the Russians are bombing the crap out of specific targets now in WESTERN UKRAINE! (I wrote about the formerly Polish city of Lvov, now Ukrainian Lviv, in my essay fo the other day.) And in the eastern half the country, Russian forces keep moving, slowly, maybe, but surely, onward. And we hear, 'Oh, Putin is panicked, fired 8 generals and two top spy chiefs and "unnamed sources" are reporting he's calling on China for help!' (Perhaps it is like the Japanese deposing Tojo after Saipan; of course, that was just "window dressing". Tojo's successors didn't deviate from his policies.)

Maybe. Maybe not. Perhaps some sort of truth lies behind some of this. But I think basically this is the sort of propaganda that did not fool the starving Japanese in '43-'45. It should not fool us, either.

Then, too, there's the fact that the U.S. military, since General William Tecumseh Sherman in 1864 in Georgia, has had a habit of fast maneuvering through territory, by-passing strong points, and "going for the jugular" because they're generally not trying to occupy territory, but crush the enemy. MacArthur learned to do that (it took some time to teach him) in the Western Pacific campaign, but then when he landed on Luzon in the Philippines, he shot through northern Luzon in true Blitzkrieg fashion, but his intention was to take and occupy Manila. Unfortunately for thousands of Filipinos and U.S. troops – and the irreplaceable heritage of the Filipino people – fanatical Japanese dug into Manila like maggots, and refused to leave the city. Commanding General Tomojuki Yamashita (1885-1946), the famous 'Tiger of Malaya' and 'the Beast of Bataan', refused clearly order their exit and said he would not declare Manila an "open city" (as MacArthur had done in 1942) because it "would reflect badly on the Japanese Martial spirit". (Yes, Yamashita actually said that; MacArthur made sure he hanged in in 1946.)

Thus, although MacArthur refused to allow the city to be bombed from the air, American artillery had to destroy the historic city on the ground. Street-by-street, house-by-house, room-by-room. The U.S. Army (MacArthur didn't allow the Marines anywhere near his operations) had to level the historic downtown completely and kill almost every single Japanese soldier and sailor in the entire area. It was as brutal a fight at the Brits had with the Japs at horrific battles at Imphal and Kohima in Nagaland in northeast India. (These fights made Stalingrad look, in comparison, almost mild.)

Every Japanese soldier and officer seemed to go insane, raping and bayoneting women, children, slaughtering ALL civilians they had their claws on. They raped the women at the German consulate/hospital, too, their own "allies" and bayoneted the men. Unspeakable slaughter – infants were not spared; then, like American Indians after a battle, they mutilated the dead. (This is what paganism really looks like.)

Manila, the "Pearl of the Orient" the only truly beautiful European-style (Spanish-Italian architecture) city in the Orient, four-hundred years old, full of Catholic Churches, ornate public buildings, universities and colleges galore, tree-lined boulevards, a magical, fairy-tale beauty of a city from the Catholic Empire that Royal Spain once ruled, was utterly flattened and demolished. Unlike cities in Europe, it could not remotely be restored, just completely rebuilt as something without the magic. And then, too, its libraries and official records going back centuries were lost, and a heritage so needed by the new nation of The Philippines was irretrievably lost. MacArthur had foolishly declared it liberated before this hand-to-hand fighting occurred; after the last insane Jap was killed, he rushed into the city center to celebrate its 'liberation' with a speech and parade, and was left speechless by what he saw. It's the only time I know of in his life that he publicly wept and could not finish a speech he started to give. They held no parade. Perhaps it is no wonder he never returned to the Philippines once he moved on to conquered Japan.

My point: in the Ukraine, the Russians are not going for an American "shock and awe" blitzkrieg; rather, they're encircling Ukrainian cities, and in the slow process squeezing out refugees on open escape routes, with the goal of either taking the cities intact or killing what fighters remain "holed up". It is similar to their maneuvers in the latter part of WWII. Sometimes the American approach works better; but it didn't in Manila. And in Iraq and Afghanistan, the American tactics just left chaos behind in its wake. Clearly, the Russians have a different agenda, that much ought to be obvious (except to the MSM). So, we'll just have to see.

N.B. Personally, I think it was perfectly predictable, after three years of fighting them, that the American generals should have known that the Japanese would do what they did in Manila; so Roosevelt or General Marshall or whoever should have offered a deal with the Japanese: "You declare Manila an open city and leave it and its people intact, or we will use our B-29s not just to bomb Tokyo, etc., into oblivion, but we'll specifically target Kyoto, your ancient ancestral artistic jewel of a capital." In actuality, Kyoto was the one Japanese city we didn't bomb. I'm sorry to write this but after what the Japanese did to Manila – as well as the infamous six-week massacre in late 1937-38 known as the "Rape of Nanking" – it should have been Kyoto we nuked instead of Nagasaki, which had a relatively large number of Catholics. The bombardier of the Boxcar B-29 actually used the Nagasaki Catholic Cathedral as his landmark to target the a-bomb "Fat Man' drop.

History reveals how brutal we humans can be; the Christian religion is the only one that reveals why we all shouldn't be exterminated. None of the rest can answer that query.

An Préachán