Sounding much like his boss, Barry "Almighty", when he made his rather idiotic declaration that the Islamic state has absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with Islam, we recently heard our buffoon of a secretary of state, John Kerry-Heinz, and just last night, saying pretty much the same thing when he chose to confidently reject any link between Islam and extremism practiced by the likes of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS/ISIL/Daesh). Kerry-Heinz, instead, pointed to factors such as poverty among youthful Mideast populations, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and, of course, ‘climate change’.
So it was then that while addressing some reception there at the State Department in honor of the recent Islamic holiday of Eid al-Adha, Kerry-Heinz told an audience that consisted of, what I assume to be were some of those very same peace-loving members of the Muslim community that we’ve all heard so much about but have rarely, if ever, had the opportunity to meet, along with several diplomats and others in attendance, that the world was facing "a very complex time, and there are many currents that are loose out there that have brought us to this moment." Now that would seem to be quite the understatement.
Kerry-Heinz, that reject from some Bay State mental ward and someone who has absolutely no business being in the job that he’s in, said, "The extremism that we see, the radical exploitation of religion which is translated into violence, has no basis in any of the real religions." And, of course, he then went on to say, "There’s nothing Islamic about what ISIL/Daesh stands for, or is doing to people." And then this idiot went on to say that the situation was "complicated, and for other reasons." Kerry-Heinz continued, saying, "We’re living at a point in time where there are just more young people demanding what they see the rest of the world having than at any time in modern history."
And then in trying to explain things as only he can, Kerry-Hrinz made the claim that when you have large youthful populations in some countries in the Middle East, South-Central Asia and the Horn of Africa, "you are going to have a governance problem unless your governance is really addressing the demands and needs of that part of the population." Kerry-Heinz said extremist violence was just a symptom of underlying causes that needed to be addressed. He spoke in that context of a need for a partnership to pursue peace, shared prosperity and the ability to get an education and a job, as well as, wait for it, the "sustainability of the planet itself."
And then Kerry-Heinz proceeded to head off into to the weeds as he proceeded to talk about that which is near and dear to his heart. Kerry-Heinz said, "And that brings us to something like climate change, which is profoundly having an impact in various parts of the world, where droughts are occurring not at a 100-year level but at a 500-year level in places that they haven’t occurred, floods of massive proportions, diminishment of water for crops and agriculture at a time where we need to be talking about sustainable food." Kerry-Heinz rarely passes up an opportunity that will allow him to interject ‘climate change’ into the conversation.
And in continuing with his favorite, albeit idiotic, ‘climate change’ theme, this moron went on to say, "In many places we see the desert increasingly creeping into East Africa." But he was far from being done, as he added, "We’re seeing herders and farmers pushed into deadly conflict as a result. We’re seeing the Himalayan glaciers receding, which will affect the water that is critical to rice and to other agriculture on both sides of the Himalayas. These are our challenges." Is that not some of the most inane drivel that you’ve ever heard? The world is being made to go to Hell in a hand-basket and it’s all because of…‘climate change?’
Kerry-Heinz also linked the threat of ISIS-type extremism to the Israeli-Palestinian situation. He said, "As I went around and met with people in the course of our discussions about the ISIL coalition, the truth is we – there wasn’t a leader I met with in the region who didn’t raise with me spontaneously the need to try to get peace between Israel and the Palestinians," adding, "because it was a cause of recruitment and of street anger and agitation that they felt – and I see a lot of heads nodding – they had to respond to." He added, "And people need to understand the connection of that." And said, "It has something to do with humiliation and denial and absence of dignity."
After the failure of his nine-month effort to nudge Israeli and Palestinian leaders into a negotiated settlement, and Israel’s offensive against Hamas in Gaza over the summer, Kerry-Heinz has recently begun talking with renewed urgency about the need for yet another peace push. While animosity towards Israel may be shared by many of the jihadists that have joined ISIS, the narrative of humiliated and dispossessed Palestinians plays little part in the propaganda of the al-Qaeda-inspired group, which focuses largely on the restoration of the caliphate and its hatred for Christians, Jews, Shi’ites and other Muslims who don’t embrace its radical views.
Look, the bottom line here is that there is one reason, and one reason only, why we’re seeing the world slip further into widespread chaos. And that reason is that where we once had strong American leadership, today it’s nowhere to be found. Going first from the team of Barry and Hitlery to the team of Barry and Kerry-Heinz, things have been allowed to get worse. When it comes to responsible foreign policy and strong leadership, liberals tend to give the word incompetence a whole new meaning. They are completely ill-equipped when it comes to knowing how to address issues like ones we’re being made to face today all across the globe.
And blaming these events on such things as ‘climate change’ makes it all the more apparent that the true cause of the world’s ills are either being ignored because they’re seen as being to difficult to be dealt with, or because of out of ignorance, naivete or something far more sinister, they are simply not recognized as being what they are. And it’s to do nothing more than to at least attempt to take the easy way out. What’s really being done here, is the attempting by Kerry-Heinz to blame what are very real problems on something that many say, and science backs them up, doesn’t even exist. Is it any wonder that the world seems to be coming apart?
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