Pakistan wants to host US Iran peace talks and Biden calls it diplomacy You cannot make this up

Once again, we’re supposed to trust the world’s biggest mess-makers to play peacemaker. Now it’s Pakistan’s prime minister, Shehbaz Sharif, raising his hand to “host” peace talks between the US and Iran. Really? Pakistan can’t control its own chaos, but suddenly it’s the adult in the room for global diplomacy? Only in the upside-down world of Biden-era foreign policy does this even get airtime.

The Middle East is on fire—no thanks to Biden and his soft-handed liberal cronies. Instead of showing true American strength, this administration whines about “dialogue” and grovels for “peace talks” led by nations with their own ugly records. Maybe the White House forgot how much Pakistan has cozied up to Iran in the past. Maybe they just don’t care, as long as they can dodge responsibility for more Middle East messes.

Let’s be real: every liberal “peace summit” ends up rewarding the loudest bullies. Iran stays defiant, the US backs down, and the so-called moderators like Pakistan get to look “important” on the world stage while contributing nothing but empty gestures. The only thing Pakistan “fully supports” is whatever boosts its own global image—never true stability or American interests. And as usual, Biden’s foreign policy team is asleep at the wheel.

The globalists cheer these stunts because they love chaos that justifies more useless UN meetings, more backdoor deals, and more apologies for American exceptionalism. Notice how fast they open the door to countries that talk big about “dialogue” but can’t even keep their own house in order. Liberals go along with it every time—because the last thing they want is a strong America calling the shots.

Here’s a thought: how about fixing your own problems before lecturing us on how to end wars you helped ignite? Maybe someone should ask Sharif if he’s willing to demand Iran stop funding terrorism before inviting them for tea. But with this administration in charge, don’t hold your breath. When did we decide America should take lessons from Pakistan about peace?

Source: Just The News