Several days ago, when President Biden sanctioned the drone strike that killed Zemari Ahmadi and nine members of his family, including seven children in Afghanistan. The Administration bragged about taking out a top ISIS target. But they stretched the truth. Ahmadi was just an aid worker, working for a California-based organization, bringing water to suffering Afghan village residents. This act of reckless neglect of the truth coupled with the needless deaths of 13 uniformed service personnel begs the question: Do not the lives of innocent victims and soldiers alike mean nothing to those who sit on the throne of power? Apparently not. The watchword or catchphrase for this administration’s foreign policy amounts to “No lives matter.”
Closer to home, I have questions as they relate to the real message or catchphrase of Covid-19 to Americans? It’s OK for government to subject American citizens to despotic demands to allow a vaccines, that have yet to be studied adequately to determine long term effects against their will and better judgement. It’s OK for the government to spy on all of us. It's OK for the TSA to abuse us for the privilege of traveling in our own country. It’s OK to mandate where we can and cannot go. It’s OK for the head of state to dis 80 million Americans who for personal reasons refuse the decreed jab. It’s OK when the government levy’s hefty fines against small business owners who fail to heed unconstitutional precepts... Don't worry, it's only temporary... And the Biden beat goes on like a broken record. To not question what appears to be an unconstitutional directive is to contribute to the fall of this Republic and its citizenry, those very people the President and Congress swore to protect.
Final note to spin commentary: For the record, I have no issue with persons who choose to be vaccinated. It’s a personal choice. It’s their constitutional right to say yea or nay. I question whether the vaccines are being used as a political tool to further divide and segregate Americans? I also feel Americans have individual Constitutional Rights that cannot be superseded by a U.S. president, regardless of party affiliation.
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