Before we get into this morning's episode of The Captain's America: Third Watch with Matt Bruce, I'd like to expound a little bit on the primary topic of that interview today and that has to do with what's happening over in Sudan.
The Biden administration ensured that 80 government employees were evacuated from the US Embassy in Khartoum, effectively closing that US Embassy in Sudan before they made sure to get US citizens to safety.
Below is a screenshot of a communique from the US State Department regarding a query from a US citizen stranded there by the Biden administration:
That's unacceptable. We should have learned that from the egregious withdrawal from Afghanistan.
You make sure that you evacuate the US civilians before you close an embassy or a military base because US embassies and US military bases are considered sovereign land to the United States. Every country's embassy is a sovereign territory in a foreign country.
Now that we don't have sovereign territory in Khartoum if we are to send troops in to rescue the 16,000-plus Americans that were left behind, it constitutes an invasion of that country with US troops.
It’s hard to believe that the people in charge of the Pentagon and the White House are this stupidly incompetent. There has to be something else in play here. In the last segment of this interview, Matt expresses that he thinks it's all about money and all about getting the corporations to pay for it so the Biden administration can keep wasting our tax dollars on forcing us into green energy, BigTech, and banking schemes that we all don't really want.
If that's the case, my only questions are these. How do you impeach an entire administration all at once short of going to an election? And when we do get to this next election, is half the country going to remain as ideologically stunted in their thinking as they were last time around?
I don't know.
Then, this morning’s segment on The Captain's America: Third Watch with Matt Bruce…
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Sudan: Afghanistan 2.0?