Thursday blend: the Biden list of failures

I'm going to keep a list of the growing Biden failures and re-post it every Thursday blend. The list is starting out small, but not insignificant. I can add more, but I'll try to keep it to major/huge and obvious failures. That said, happy Thursday!

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Gen-Zer Wishes Socialism Had Some Historical Examples Of Whether Or Not It Works

Border Patrol Agents Accused Of Patrolling Border

Idiot Immigrants Enter Country Legally

Trudeau Re-Elected Sultan Of Canada

Above image is satire, barely

Actual photo of Trudeau - click for story

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It appears misinformation and sloppy immigration policy was largely responsible for the immigration crisis. 

The left seems increasingly disinterested in carrying water for old man Biden: Joe Biden's Disastrous Approval Ratings Show No Sign of Rebounding (note that is from the lefty rag Newsweek).
 

President Biden's ambassador to Haiti resigns over 'inhumane' treatment of Haitian migrants.

Gee, I wonder why Biden is rarely accessible by the press? Could it be that he's a terrible president, or that he has extreme difficulty answering basic questions? My money is on both.

President Joe Biden pitched the merits of democracy during his inaugural United Nations address, but hours later, White House aides' treatment of reporters raised questions about whether he is leading by example. ...

"Biden hasn’t completely shut out the press, but he has been less available to them than any president in recent memory," Schnur added. "The White House has the prerogative of deciding on the format, but the president should be much more available to questions from journalists than has been the case until now."

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2 men arrested for trying to sneak KFC into Auckland

Above image satire, but only barely (again)

 

Reminds me of a South Park episode.

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Last but not least,

The list of major Biden administration failures

• The Del Rio Haitian border crisis.
• Don't forget Afghanistan.
• TBA
  

Australia is lost

I think this is the point of no return. It's now considered legal for the Australian government to delete, or even change their subjects' data. They could, theoretically, turn that rebellious tweet or facebook post into one making you look like a pedophile. The moment a citizen becomes problematic for the government, is the moment "serious" crimes are alleged, invented, or interpreted in creative ways:

A new law gives Australian police unprecedented powers for online surveillance, data interception and altering data. These powers, outlined in the Surveillance Legislation Amendment (Identify and Disrupt) Bill, raise concerns over potential misuse, privacy and security.

The bill updates the Surveillance Devices Act 2004 and Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Act 1979. In essence, it allows law-enforcement agencies or authorities (such as the Australian Federal Police and the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission) to modify, add, copy or delete data when investigating serious online crimes.

Via Instapundit.

All the more reason to further develop and promote blockchain tech and DeFi cryptocurrency, further develop a highly trusted real-life network. And stockpile certain commodities. 

Stick your finger in the air. You know more of this is on the way.

Australians have a right to protest

Every human has that right. They just have to claim and defend it.

The lock-downs and draconian measures taking place in New South Wales in particular and Australia in general are beyond absurd. I honestly don't know how the people tolerate it, nor how the tyrants have enough temerity to attempt it. Covid isn't going away any time soon and ridding the populace of their pesky freedoms indefinitely will not only amount to a significant loss of mental & economic well-being, but it is a recipe for potentially more death and destruction than the disease itself--especially if the government keeps overreacting. 

Dear Australians, if you want to support the protests, but are not able to attend, take a few hints from the BLM protesters (remember when protesting, arson, & rioting was more acceptable?):

Jail/court support: Getting arrested can be scary and exhausting; many groups often organize moral and material support for those who’ve been arrested. See if people are gathering outside the jails or courthouses to show support for protesters while they’re in, or after they come out...

Food: Can you get food to the protest area? (Don’t automatically send pizzas, though— try to find out what’s needed first.) Sometimes religious organizations who support social justice and/or who are nearby where the protest is happening will house food operations, for example.

Childcare: Do you know people who would like to go to or work on a protest, but need help taking care of their kids? Or does one of the organizing groups have a volunteer opportunity with kids?...

Get organized and support each other. Just don't let instigators make you look bad, or trespass in the nation's capitol. 

It's nice to see they're not all tyrants down under: