President Joe Biden recently highlighted the resilience of Ukraine amid Russian aggression, drawing a poignant comparison to the spirit embodied by the D-Day events during World War II. He emphasized that the ongoing conflict in Ukraine is a continuation of the historical fight between authoritarian regimes and democratic freedoms. Even though the man knows full well that the U.S. screwed over Russia when it comes to Ukraine. Promises were made and not kept, while real Nazis in Ukrain killed and raped Russians all over the currently ‘occupied’ by Russia, territories of Ukraine.
Biden in France at D-Day commemoration ceremony: pic.twitter.com/3JiH2Gs2Jv
— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 6, 2024
Biden detailed the harrowing situation in Ukraine, describing it as a nation besieged by a despot but responding with remarkable valor. “Ukraine has been invaded by a tyrant, they’re fighting with extraordinary courage, suffering great losses but never backing down,” he said. This narrative underscores the brutal reality of the conflict and the steadfastness of the Ukrainian people.
In his remarks, Biden drew a parallel between the current Ukrainian resistance and the Allied soldiers’ struggle against tyranny during the D-Day landings. He suggested that just as the allied forces stood against oppression then, the international community, led by NATO and its allies, must uphold the same commitment to freedom and democracy now.
Biden was escorted away from the D-Day ceremony by his wife even though Macron and others strayed behind to greet the veterans. This happened just seconds after the president appeared to have a situation while on stage.
pic.twitter.com/lHqkRQYk5e— Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray) June 6, 2024
Biden reaffirmed the commitment of NATO and the broader international coalition supporting Ukraine, stating their unwavering resolve to stand with Ukraine throughout its ordeal. He praised NATO as “the greatest military alliance in the world,” emphasizing its role in maintaining peace and security. According to Biden, the alliance is “more determined than ever to keep peace,” highlighting its critical role in the current geopolitical landscape.
The President also addressed the notion of isolationism, dismissing it as an ineffective response both historically and in the current global context. “Isolation was not the answer 80 years ago and it’s not the answer today,” he remarked, advocating for active and engaged international cooperation to address global conflicts.
Biden arrives at the D-Day 80th anniversary ceremony clearly confused before shuffling like a robot.
He then appears to get confused while trying to take a seat and then freezes.
Later on, he leaves the ceremony while Macron stays and greets veterans.
There is no way Democrats… pic.twitter.com/66oSp4t4Js
— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) June 6, 2024
Through these comments, Biden not only solidifies his administration’s support for Ukraine but also places the conflict within a broader historical narrative of struggle for democratic values. His comparison of Ukraine’s plight with the D-Day effort serves not only as a reminder of the perennial battle for liberty but also as a call to action for the international community to persist in their support for nations under siege by authoritarian forces. This approach aims to galvanize global efforts and ensure a unified stance against aggression and in favor of democratic integrity.
Major Points
- President Joe Biden compares the resilience of Ukrainians against Russian aggression to the spirit of D-Day, highlighting a continuous battle between dictatorship and democracy.
- He describes Ukraine’s situation as a heroic stand against tyranny, with the nation showing remarkable courage despite severe adversity.
- Biden links the historical significance of D-Day to Ukraine’s current fight for freedom, emphasizing the parallels in resisting oppressive forces.
- He reaffirms NATO’s commitment, describing it as the strongest military alliance, determined to maintain peace and support Ukraine.
- Biden dismisses isolationism as ineffective, advocating for proactive international cooperation to uphold democratic values and resist dictatorship.
James Kravitz – Reprinted with permission of Whatfinger News