Recently Old Joe Biden said that his uncle Ambrose J. Finnegan Jr. (who was serving in the Pacific Theater during World War II) had probably been eaten by cannibals after saying the plane he was on had been shot down over New Guinea.
However, a military report contradicts Biden’s claim, stating that the plane crashed due to engine failure, and that Ambrose was never found.
Thus, it is unclear what happened to Ambrose. Did he drown? Was he eaten by sharks? Could he have died due to exposure? Was he actually eaten by cannibals?
It is unclear why Old Joe Biden suggested his uncle fell victim to cannibals, other than the fact that he said there were cannibals in the area. Maybe he was trying to one-up the case of Michael Rockefeller, who disappeared off the coast of New Guinea in the 1960s. Speculation on what happened to Rockefeller ranged from drowning, being eaten by sharks or crocodiles, killed by the natives, or dying from exposure.
This is just one of Biden’s many lies and gaffes, some of which are as follows:
- He claimed his first wife Neilia and daughter Naomi were killed in an automobile accident due to their vehicle being hit by a drunk driver, when in fact the accident was the result of Neillia pulling into the intersection- unaware of the oncoming vehicle.
- He said to have earned three college degrees from his undergraduate studies, went to law school on a full scholarship, and graduated in the top half of his graduating class from law school. As it turns out, he only had two degrees from his undergraduate studies, went to law school on a partial scholarship, and graduated 76 in a class of 85 from law school.
- During a Presidential Campaign in 1987, Biden plagiarized speech by Robert Kennedy and British political leader Neil Kinnock. In addition, it was discovered he had plagiarized during his college years. As a result, he withdrew from the race.
- During his Presidential Campaign in 2019, Biden said that when he was Vice-President, a four-star general had asked him to travel to Afghanistan in order to award a Silver Star to a Navy Captain who had rappelled down a 60-foot ravine under fire to retrieve the body of a slain American soldier. Biden would add that when he attempted to award the Silver Star to the Navy Captain, the Captain was upset over not being able to save the soldier’s life and had told Biden “Sir, I don’t want the damn thing! Do not pin it on me, Sir! Please, Sir. Do not do that! He died. He died!” “This is the God’s truth,” Biden concluded. “My word as a Biden.” But in reality Biden went to Afghanistan in 2008 while he was still a Senator, and it was an Army Specialist, not a Navy Captain, who carried out the heroic task. In addition, Biden did not pin any medal on the soldier. Instead, the soldier (Kyle J. White) was awarded the Medal of Honor by President Barack Obama. However, Biden would repeat this lie again in 2016, as well as telling a fabricated story of pinning a medal on an Army Captain who pulled a fellow soldier out of a burning vehicle while serving in Iraq and that the Captain did not want the medal on the grounds that the soldier had died.
- On February 24, 2020, Biden said that he was a candidate for the Senate instead of the Presidency. That same day, he claimed to have negotiated the 2016 Paris Climate Accord with Deng Xiaoping, a former Chinese leader who had died in 1997.
In addition, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said in response to the Pro-Hamas demonstrations in America that the Biden Administration has done more to combat Anti-Semitism than any other administration, despite the recent increase in Anti-Semitism across the nation.
Meanwhile, Catholic Bishop Robert Gruss of Saginaw, Michigan recently referred to Biden as stupid. The Bishop later apologized and clarified such remarks by saying that “it’s stupidity in the sense of he doesn’t know until he does things.”
So why is Old Joe Biden telling all these lies and having these gaffe moments?
Is he an unethical, arrogant ass? Is he a senile old fart? Is he just a stereotypical politician? Perhaps it’s a combination of the three.
At any rate, he needs to be voted out of office.
