The world always pays attention when the United States decides to act, and since President Joe Biden assumed office, the manner in which the country conducted its exit from Afghanistan in August 2021 has made one of the boldest statements.
“What message does that send globally to other government leaders who may see America as an adversary?” Tony Perkins, the president of the Family Research Council, posed the query at a panel discussion regarding America’s place in the world on Thursday at the Pray Vote Stand Summit in Atlanta, which was held by FRC Action, the organization’s legislative arm.
“I think that will go down in history as the worst foreign policy failure in U.S. history. Every decision that was made was wrong, “said Lt. General (Ret.) William Boykin, executive vice president at Family Research Council.
He claimed that other nations understood the Biden administration’s weaknesses and ambivalence on a variety of topics, not simply how American soldiers drifted away from Afghanistan.
Boykin brought up Biden’s stance on the Paris Climate Change Agreement and his efforts to bring the United States back into the Iran Nuclear Deal, which is officially known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA).
Boykin said that numerous Saudi citizens were the pilots of the aircraft on 9/11 and that Saudi Arabia has been a significant supporter of terrorism. Despite this, Boykin noted that after halting American oil production, Biden traveled to Saudi Arabia and Russia to request oil.
Boykin asserts that Biden is purposefully loosening the military and provides examples, including kicking out service members who refused to receive the COVID-19 shot and instructing inclusion resistance and critical race theory in place of training on how to maintain a constant state of war preparedness.
In order to focus the discussion on China, Perkins asked panelist Gordon Chang, author of “The Coming Collapse of China,” what the Chinese government’s perception of the Biden administration’s actions is likely to be.
Chang said that on the day the Taliban captured Kabul in Afghanistan, Chinese media predicted that China would attack Taiwan at some point, and that if this occurred, the island would fall in a matter of hours without assistance from the United States.
The long-held belief that the United States was in terminal decline was “confirmed” in their minds by what they saw in Afghanistan, he added.
Chang remarked that while he does not think that the United States is in a fatal state of collapse, it is the message being sent by a number of propaganda productions and the outcome of the withdrawal from Afghanistan.
“China is not simply a component of the world’s fastest military expansion since World War II. According to Chang, the Chinese people are preparing for war. “That a citizen uprising is a troubling sign,”
Boykin projected that whatever action China takes toward Taiwan will happen while Biden is still vice president.
