Media outlets are surprised that President Joe Biden pardoned his son for eleven years of crimes against the United States, despite his prior promises not to do so. The reference to his last name, "Biden," suggests that Biden's promises are trustworthy, but this has been associated with corruption since he began his political career decades ago. The author criticizes Biden for using his family name to imply he would keep his word, saying that the reality is quite different given Hunter Biden's numerous debts and legal troubles.
Biden has repeatedly promised to safeguard service members and families struggling with inflation but has failed to deliver on those promises. The recent pardon of Hunter Biden contradicts his earlier statements and highlights a pattern of government deception. The administration and the press often mislead the public, claiming that nobody knew about Biden's plans to pardon his son, even though many suspected he would.
The author points out other instances of government miscommunication, particularly about COVID-19. There have been claims that nobody knew about the origins of the virus, the consequences of certain health measures, and the effectiveness of lockdowns when in fact many people were aware. The article suggests that government officials and scientists often try to justify their decisions but fail to exercise common sense during crises.
The author challenges the credibility of the government as it questions future scenarios related to various social and political issues, like hiring practices or the impact of migration. They predict that if negative outcomes arise, officials will deny prior knowledge, despite widespread public awareness.
The writer argues that the institutions of power have secretive plans that disregard the public's interests. They claim these institutions aim to dissolve national borders, control food and energy, censor dissent, and surveil citizens, all while misleading the public that their actions are for safety.
The corruption within the Biden family exemplifies a larger issue: the propensity of leaders and institutions to lie about numerous matters. Most people are aware of these lies, yet society is expected to act as if they don't exist. The piece concludes by stating that the most alarming aspect of former President Trump is his tendency to speak the truth, contrasting the deceptive nature of current leaders.
https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2024/12/nobody_knew_except_most_did.html
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