Klaus-Dieter Frankenberger
Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
Call it “America First 2.0,” said Klaus-Dieter Frankenberger. President Biden is so determined that 100 million Americans be inoculated against Covid within his first 100 days in office that he signed an executive order upholding the ban on vaccine exports put in place by former President Trump. No vaccines manufactured in the U.S. are to be sent abroad, not even a single shot from its 30 million–dose stockpile of the AstraZeneca vaccine, which was developed by Oxford University scientists and has yet to be approved for use in America. Meanwhile, Johnson & Johnson’s vaccine, which the European Union advance-purchased in bulk, will not be delivered to us “in the agreed quantity” for many months. Is the U.S. so desperate for shots? No, it has a surplus: Biden just ordered another 100 million Johnson & Johnson doses, which means it will have enough vaccine from approved suppliers to fully inoculate 500 million people—170 million more than live in the U.S.—by the end of the summer. This selfishness leaves the EU, which has been struggling with shortages and manufacturing glitches, out in the cold, and now individual European leaders are letting “China and Russia exploit the vaccine gap politically.” The export ban has proved it doesn’t matter who is president. Instead of supporting allies, America would rather say “every man for himself.”

COLD WAR 2.0: BIDEN IS LOSING OUT TO RUSSIA AND ISRAEL AND ITS ALLIES KNOW IT
Micha Gefen March 21, 2021
In a matter of months Biden has plunged America’s foreign policy into uncertain territory.
Biden has taken the Deep State’s cue on Russia and continues to play the “Russia is evil card” that no one else in the world believes at this point. With Biden’s continual attacks on Putin and his wishy washy policy in the Middle East and the Indo-Asia arena. four main US allies are beginning to pivot to Russia.
Turkey, Israel, India, and Japan are beginning to realize that the Biden administration is not only chaotic when it comes to their regions, but is becoming dangerous.
From Biden’s lackadaisical approach to Chinese aggression to his administration’s outreach to Iran, these countries now see in Putin a far more stable and surprisingly less intrusive foreign power.
It should be noted that during Obama’s tenure Netanyahu struck up a personal relationship with Putin that has served Israel’s interests in ways that far more beneficial than the Obama administration’s strategic shifts that imperiled the tiny Jewish state.
In the future, the Deep State run America will continue to push America’s once loyal allies further and further away as the USA appears to be on a path towards self destruction.
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. Ya me habĂa llamado la atenciĂłn que cuando a Elon Musk el Biden le suspendiĂł un lanzamiento de prueba de su Space X, intentara contactar a Putin. No sĂ© en quĂ© habrá parado eso.
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Debe de ser que si las opciones terminan por ser los bolos o los narras quizás el menor de los males sea los bolos 🙂
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