As 'Biden's Saigon' Becomes Reality, Pelosi Heaps Praise on Disastrous US Exit

Joe Biden might just have secured his place as the most incompetent president of the United States in history, but Nancy Pelosi long ago secured her place as the most purposely divisive, partisan political hack to ever wield the Speaker’s gavel.

The detached-from-reality statement released by the 81-year-old Pelosi on Sunday praising Biden’s disastrous handling of the embarrassing “Escape from Afghanistan” merely secured her position in the top slot.

“The President is to be commended for the clarity of purpose of his statement on Afghanistan and the actions he has taken.”

While you’re letting that sink in, consider this:

Biden Proven Wrong Again, as Helicopters Land on US Embassy Roof

Here was Biden, just three days ago:

“There’s gonna be no circumstance where you see people being lifted off the roof of a embassy of the United States from Afghanistan. It is not at all comparable.”

All together, now — let’s commend Joe for his “clarity of purpose!”

As I write this article, a report has broken that Americans have been told to “shelter in place,” as embassy staff continues to burn documents — while helicopters circle the U.S. embassy.

Joe Biden: “There’s gonna be no circumstance where you see people being lifted off the roof of a embassy of the United States from Afghanistan. It is not at all comparable.” https://t.co/gYkxaHR6Ml pic.twitter.com/2cw7rO8bgq

— Comfortably Smug (@ComfortablySmug) August 12, 2021

Yet, Pelosi? And here’s where the detached naivete would be laugh-out-loud hilarious — if it were not so sickeningly delusional:

“The Taliban must know that the world is watching its actions. We are deeply concerned about reports regarding the Taliban’s brutal treatment of all Afghans, especially women and girls.

“The U.S., the international community and the Afghan government must do everything we can to protect women and girls from inhumane treatment by the Taliban.”

What planet is this woman from? Nancy, lemme clue you, a bit, mmkay?

Did the Taliban give a damn that “the world was watching” the last time it brutally ruled Afghanistan? Did it give a damn who watched as it went home to home, kidnapping girls as young as 12 years old to take as “wives“? Did it care if the world watched as it burned women and girls alive if they showed their hair in public? Your delusion is breathtaking, Madam Speaker.

The delusion continued.

“Any political settlement that the Afghans pursue to avert bloodshed must include having women at the table. The fate of women and girls in Afghanistan is critical to the future of Afghanistan.

“As we strive to assist women, we must recognize that their voices are important, and all must listen to them for solutions, respectful of their culture. There is bipartisan support to assist the women and girls of Afghanistan.

“One of the successes of U.S.- NATO cooperation in Afghanistan was the progress made by women and girls. We must all continue to work together to ensure that is not eroded.

Finally, one more heaping of platitude on the most inept president in history:

“Once again, I want to acknowledge the clarity of purpose of President Biden’s statement and the wisdom of his actions.

“Congress shares the President’s concern for Afghans who have assisted U.S. efforts in country, and we passed Special Immigrant Visa (SIV) legislation to provide for their relocation on a strong, bipartisan basis.

“Most of all, we join the President in acknowledging the sacrifices of our men and women in uniform and their families.”

Such an embarrassment. Quintessential Democrat pablum that means zero to anybody but them, and serves only to make them feel good about themselves. Just regurgitating hollow, moral nonsense that means nothing in reality — particularly, to the most brutal terrorist organization on the planet.

But, hey — maybe Pelosi should send a House “watchdog group” to Afghanistan, comprised of #MeToo women, to make sure the Taliban terrorists heed her warning.

Don’t misunderstand my position. I have not only supported the withdrawal of American forces from Afghanistan for years; I was opposed to large-scale U.S. involvement in that pretend country from the beginning. History has clearly taught us that foreign efforts to “change” Afghanistan have not ended well for those attempting to affect the change.

That said, how we left Afghanistan — vs. leaving Afghanistan — were two different issues.

It didn’t have to end this way. And we will pay for it. This disaster will follow us home. Trust me.

Someone else with similar thoughts is retired four-star general and former Vice Chief of Staff of the United States Army, Gen. Jack Keane, who shared his thoughts on the disastrous collapse during a Friday appearance on “Fox and Friends.”

Gen. Jack Keane Blasts Biden’s ‘Embarrassing Retreat’ From Afghanistan, Offers an Alternative

Here’s one thought from Gen. Keane:

“The withdrawal should have been done during, what? The winter. And we should have extended our withdrawal out until sometime next year to get all of that done and make certain that as the Taliban offensive came this year, we were able to provide the resources to counter that offensive.”

Just me, or does that sound like logic 101?

As I was finishing this article, this late report came out:

US Ambassador to Afghanistan Has Taken Down Our Flag From the Embassy, Fled Country