Hard to Stand up for What's Right

  Hard to stand up for what’s right
     when POTUS gives up on the fight

  Right away he abandoned Afghanistan
     forsaking our own soldiers to the Taliban  

  For two years he’s supplied arms to Ukraine
     but never sent what would recapture terrain

  And now he’s all-in for a Gazan permanent cease-fire            
    fueling Hamas’ ‘thousands of October 7 massacres’ desire ... 
     
   Just part of POTUS ‘ironclad Israel support’ ~ the bald-faced liar
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Maverick Avatar
May 21, 2024 at 11:40 AM
Its all terrible stuff G W, wars and rumors of Wars..An invasion of western nations by mass Immigration..All this following the illegal Iraq War.?? And killing of gaddafi.? Exit the petro Dollar, beleive 'this is to stir up facisam' push Too hard and theres a push back.' Then they Bring in (one world order) to control the feral zoo.) engineer problem and the so called solution.' God bless you G W.)
Wolf Avatar
May 22, 2024 at 12:18 PM
May God bless you too, Joe. Peace, Gershon
Greenhough Avatar
May 20, 2024 at 11:58 PM
I will try to not be political in comment. My concern is where are the hostages? Why are they so unimportant? Why are the criminal acts being treated as though the perpetrators are mere children who have stolen a few cookies from the cookie jar? Why has the World become so immoral in such a short time?
Wolf Avatar
May 22, 2024 at 12:21 PM
Answer to your last question: The long, slow decline of the Church's grip over most Americans; more recently, the rise of radical Islam throughout America, thanks to our bankrupt immigration 'system.'
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