Heads Of State From All Over The World Line Up To Slam President Joe Biden Over His Massive Failures In Afghanistan Which Resulted In The Taliban Taking Over The Nation

Joe Biden is crazy and senile to be making the decisions he has that have damaged many people. He should not be president. He is mentally unsound and a massive liability to the world.

6-months into his presidency everything is falling apart for Joe Biden. The U.S. economy is bad, the coronavirus is ripping through America again, but at a greater speed, and the Taliban terrorist group just took over Afghanistan. Biden is being slammed all over the world for this development regarding the Taliban. It is a global scandal people are publicly stating is worse than Vietnam.

I've never seen world leaders so opposed to a U.S. president. Biden's presidency is over. It will never recover from this. It will be him going through the motions from now on until he leaves office (and many are publicly stating they want him to leave now via resignation or impeachment).

The British parliament has slammed Biden's conduct, formally holding him in contempt in a hearing, over the massive catastrophe his abrupt troop withdrawal from Afghanistan has caused. Chris Bryant of the Labour party slammed Biden's statements on Afghan troops, whom the president stated ran away. Bryant stated Biden's statements are, "Some of the most shameful comments ever from an American president." Former prime minister, Tony Blair, referred to Biden as an imbecile.

Former British Army chief Richard Dannatt stated, "The manner and timing of the Afghan collapse is the direct result of President Biden's decision to withdraw all U.S. forces from Afghanistan by the 20th anniversary of 9/11. At a stroke, he has undermined the patient and painstaking work of the last 5, 10, 15 years to build up governance in Afghanistan, develop its economy, transform its civil society and build up its security forces. The people had a glimpse of a better life - but that has been torn away."

Czech president Milos Zeman stated, "By withdrawing from Afghanistan, the Americans have lost their status of global leader."

The French parliament slammed Biden as well. French Parliamentarian Nathalie Loiseau stated, "We lived a little bit the great illusion. We thought America was back, while in fact, America withdraws."

On April 30, 2021 I stated on this site America is not back under Biden, even though he has been claiming otherwise "President Joe Biden States 'America Is On The Move Again' In State Of The Union Speech But Is It (Video)."

Bavarian government official, Markus Soeder of Biden, stated, "The United States of America bears the main responsibility for the current situation."

Germany has slammed Biden as well, with leading politician Armin Laschet condemning Biden's failures as, "The biggest devacle that NATO has suffered since its creation."

Germany’s Conservative chairman of Parliament's foreign affairs committee, Tom Tugendhat stated, “Afghanistan is the biggest foreign policy disaster since Suez. We need to think again about how we handle friends, who matters, and how we defend our interests. It showed conclusively that the U.S. could limit our actions and change our policy."

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U.K., French, German Leaders Blast Biden Over Afghanistan: 'We Thought America Was Back'

8/19/21 at 3:40 PM EDT - European Union and U.K. leaders have voiced their criticism of how U.S. President Joe Biden handled America's withdrawal from Afghanistan, a stark difference from the praises they gave at the beginning of his presidency. "We lived a little bit the great illusion," said French Parliamentarian Nathalie Loiseau. "We thought America was back, while in fact, America withdraws."

Loiseau, a former Europe minister for President Emmanuel Macron, was not the only one with harsh criticism. Bavaria Gov. Markus Soeder, a leading member of German Chancellor Angela Merkel's center-right Union bloc, called for accountability from the United States.

Soeder said Washington should provide funding and shelter to people fleeing Afghanistan, since "the United States of America bear the main responsibility for the current situation."

Well before Biden took office early this year, the European Union's foreign policy chief sang his praises and hailed a new era in cooperation. So did almost all of Washington's Western allies.

The EU's Josep Borrell was glad to see the end of the Trump era, with its America First, and sometimes America Only policy, enthralled by Biden's assertion that he would "lead, not merely by the example of our power, but by the power of our example."...

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Parliament holds Joe Biden in contempt over Afghanistan

MPs and peers unite to condemn ‘dishonour’ of US president’s withdrawal and his criticism of Afghan troops left behind to face Taliban

Updated Aug. 19, 2021 6:44 pm ET  - WASHINGTON—An internal State Department memo last month warned top agency officials of the potential collapse of Kabul soon after the U.S.’s Aug. 31 troop withdrawal deadline in Afghanistan, according to a U.S. official and a person familiar with the document.

The classified cable represents the clearest evidence yet that the administration had been warned by its own officials on the ground that the Taliban’s advance was imminent and Afghanistan’s military may be unable to stop it.

The cable, sent via the State Department’s confidential dissent channel, warned of rapid territorial gains by the Taliban and the subsequent collapse of Afghan security forces, and offered recommendations on ways to mitigate the crisis and speed up an evacuation, the two people said.

The cable, dated July 13, also called for the State Department to use tougher language in describing the atrocities being committed by the Taliban, one of the people said.

As of last weekend, some 18,000 Afghans who have applied for the U.S.’s Special Immigrant Visa program, as well as their families, remained on the ground in Afghanistan, with about half of them outside Kabul in areas already under Taliban control, and efforts to get them to the Kabul airport have grown more difficult by the day.

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