Joe Biden should take a good look at himself before he criticises other world leaders.

He is a senile old leader who fumbles and tumbles more than he talks and walks. His gaffes are regular feeds for comedians and political satirists.

He is an incapable leader, nationally and internationally.

He should look at what he has done to the US – social decadence with high crime rate, lawlessness, drug addiction, crumbling infrastructure; crumbling economy and political instability which is heading towards civil war.

Internationally, he is a corrupt politician. While a Vice-President, he used his office to benefit the business of his son. He personally intervened to have a Ukrainian Chief Prosecutor, who was exposing his son's illegal business dealings in Ukraine,
removed. He even boasted about this publicly. In China, he too used his office to influence his son's business dealings. His son, an ex-drug addict who knew nuts about business, became a successful international businessman. More is being revealed about
the Trinity of Father, Son and Corruption as the the Dems and the Republicans dig at each other's dirt out in the public.


To hide his weaknesses and failings at home and abroad, he aroused international attention on China. His Administration painted China as an aggressive expansist in Asia-Pacific, how he will lead the US to protect China's neighbors. He's ganging up
some gullible fools among Asia-Pacific leaders against China with a hocus-pocus of American values and military might. How long will this last? Two years from now, when he is out of office, the gangs he has helped to form will break up. Those Asian-
Pacific leaders who follow him now be made to look like fools.

Meanwhile China marches on.

This is becoming a pattern. The US competes with China by ignoring its own domestic decadence and decline and focused on demonising China internationally. China remains focused on the pragmatics of national governance and development. It's a no-brainer
who will be the winner.

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