Going Back Once a Possibility - Now, Desired Destination is Beyond the Rational Horizon

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Sep 21, 2021 at 13:44

The speech for the 20 year remembrance of September 11, 2001, had nebulous recall for reasons of changing the conversation away from the post 9-11 messaging of twenty years ago to an attempt to forget how badly the exit strategy of Afghanistan demonstrated the incompetency of a political ideology that had/has no intention of rebuilding any confidence in an America so many once recalled; the defeat in Afghanistan was intentional.
America has lost her soul to political correctness; and this is demonstrated no place better than in a leadership which appears heading to a place of its own and not towards a destination of freedom. This is further demonstrated in a commentary elsewhere here where in an address to world leaders, including the new leader of the Iranian Islamic Regime, global intentions are not to be guaranteed except in unfettered allegiance to combat nature, which is uncontrollable, instead of dealing with the malfeasance as openly demonstrated by ambitions of empire from both sides of the civilizational barriers of the Oriental and Occidental influences. And see if one can point out where that divide is: east and west of the Euphrates.
Historically, it is in the ancient territories of Medo-Persia with all if its dividing antipathies of the ancient times; now it is in Iran under the control of the Iranian Islamic Regime with its nuclear ambitions just over the near term horizon. The same antipathies of those times towards Israel are not any different than now, except the Iranian Islamic leadership just laid out those ambitions for the world to see.
What's America's leadership in its delusional fascination with global warming going to do now?

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