Biden's Foreign Policy Failures: A Legacy of Abandoned Allies and Unchecked Aggression

During his almost four years in office, President Joe Biden has consistently demonstrated a failure to effectively utilize his position to protect democratic nations under existential threat. His recent foreign policy farewell address at the UN notwithstanding, Biden's actions speak louder than his words. He has abandoned an ally in Afghanistan, failed to provide sufficient support to Ukraine in its fight against Russian aggression, and has been unwilling to confront the Iranian regime's terror proxies.

Key Takeaways:

  • Biden's surrender in Afghanistan in 2021, abandoning the Afghan people to a cruel theocracy, was a hard decision but not the right one, particularly for women and girls now denied basic human rights.
  • The President's faith in democracy is self-proclaimed but lacks context, particularly when considering his inaction against aggressors intent on destroying Ukraine and Israel.
  • The US and its NATO allies have provided insufficient support to Ukraine, allowing the country to lose the demographic struggle, with an average age of frontline soldiers at 40 and a likely long-term birthrate decline.
  • Biden has failed to provide effective tools for Ukraine to secure its sovereignty, with the country needing more weapons to complete the job.
  • The President's inaction against Iranian aggression, which bankrolls and gives orders to terror proxies, has allowed war to continue in Israel, Lebanon, and Gaza.
  • The US Director of National Intelligence has warned of "real and specific" assassination threats from Iran, highlighting who the ayatollahs fear.
  • Biden has not utilized his moral and military authority effectively, failing to command an "arsenal for democracy" in a way that would protect democratic nations.

Statistics:

  • The average age of frontline soldiers in Ukraine is 40.
  • Casualties among young men in Ukraine are likely to result in a long-term birthrate decline.
  • Iran bankrolls and gives orders to terror proxies, including Hamas, Hezbollah, and the Houthi.

Sources:

  • [1] Joe Biden's foreign policy farewell address at the UN (no specific date mentioned)
  • [2] US Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines' warning of assassination threats from Iran (no specific date mentioned)
  • [3] Franklin Delano Roosevelt's speech to Britain in 1941 (no specific date mentioned)