Biden blamed as anti American mobs storm US embassy chaos erupts and media looks away

Once again, the world is watching what happens when American strength is put to the test—and this time, chaos erupted in the streets of Pakistan. At least ten lives were lost after rampaging mobs, fired up by anti-American hatred and pro-Iranian propaganda, tried to storm the U.S. embassy. Security forces had no choice but to act, and the results were tragic but predictable in an age when weakness looks like an invitation.

Let’s be honest: This isn’t some spontaneous protest. This is what happens when American leadership (or the lack thereof) lets rogue regimes and radical groups think they can push, threaten, and—let’s not mince words—attack us with no consequences. The Biden Administration’s endless apologies and open-borders worldview have emboldened the very worst actors. Why wouldn’t they storm an embassy? They’ve seen America bend the knee time and time again.

While liberals are busy wringing their hands and preaching about “global unity,” the facts on the ground are clear: weak American policy puts our diplomats and military in the line of fire. The so-called free press barely bats an eye when a mob nearly overruns our embassy, but let Israeli and American forces take action against a bloodthirsty dictator like Iran’s Supreme Leader, and suddenly, we’re all supposed to be “deeply concerned” about escalations. That’s hypocrisy, plain and simple.

Hundreds surrounded the embassy, whipped into a frenzy after airstrikes finally took down a tyrant responsible for decades of terror. But instead of applauding American strength, the globalist crowd and their media allies are ready to blame America first. That’s the reality of the modern left: always ready to take a cheap shot at their own country while making excuses for our enemies.

Enough is enough. Appeasement is not security. You cannot reason with mobs or terrorists by virtue signaling from the safety of a TV studio in New York. Do these so-called progressives ever stop to ask whose side they’re on? Or is being anti-American their only real principle?

Source: Townhall