When world leaders tell you they’re defying the electorate and that they don’t care, it’s worth a listen. This is a daily occurrence in Joe Biden’s America,  Canada, and Mexico.  It is sadly a worldwide trend.  Joe Biden visited the U.S.-Mexico border for the forst time in two years, going toa  fictionalized version of El Paso, Texas, to reassure him that the border isn’t in crisis, although it is.  Only the most gullible members of the public were gaslighted.  He next took his lying show to Mexico for the North American Leaders’ Summit on January 9-10,2023, in which he joined Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and President of Mexico López  Obrador.    The summit culminated in a news conference. 

Let’s take an abridged replay of the event with its with its bizarre linguistics, veiled threats, and caregiver shepherding.

We begin with the usual Biden prompter stumbles as he mumbles his way through his preamble, demonstrating he has no involvement in preparing his speeches.  He has no idea what he will say until the prompter tells him.  This occurs every single time he speaks in public–every single time. Sometimes he offers his own stage directions as if they are part of his speeches.

…rebuilding the U.S. economy from the bottom up and the middle out, not the trickle-down economy. Because the bottom up and pr- — and the middle out, it works, because the wealthy do very well and everybody else does well, too, when everybody does well. And “from the bottom up” is — means investing in priorities for working families.

He offered lead-from-behind praise before Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau joined in with a lack of self-awareness from the dictator.   This is rich in unintended irony. 

“The world today is facing much uncertainty. With the rise in authoritarian leaders causing global instability and the high cost of living putting stress on families at home, it’s important that we come together as leaders and as friends to look at ways to make our economies more resilient.

And today, we discussed how we can build reliable value chains on this continent for everything from critical minerals to electric vehicles to semiconductors. This is good for workers, good for consumers, and good for communities across our countries.

Remarks by President Biden, Prime Minister Trudeau, and President López Obrador in Joint Press Conference; The White House; January 10, 2023

Here he switches languages throughout. No one seemed to notice the strategic purpose of his bilingualism during his remarks.  He wasn’t just arrogant—though he is—this was to obscure the controversial demands he was to impose.    What would trouble Americans, he announced in French.  Most Americans don’t speak French and the translator speaking the demands makes them less obvious as people try to keep up with the translation. 

Prime Minister Trudeau continued:

(Speaks French.) (As interpreted.) COVID-19 showed us the importance of supply chains and economic resilience, the importance of being prepared, being ready to face a new pandemic, and try to prevent it. Today, we spoke about a way to improve our cooperation in the realm of health services in order to be ready to intervene.

(Speaks English.) We can boost our economic resilience even further through our work to build a clean economy. Things like clean energy, including hydrogen, manufacturing, zero-emission vehicles, and encouraging more people to adopt them.

This is an enormous opportunity for workers and for business.

(Speaks French.) (As interpreted.) We should all be part of climate action. Government and private sector should work together to attain the 2030 goals and objectives.”

(Speaks English.) We can boost our economic resilience even further through our work to build a clean economy. Things like clean energy, including hydrogen, manufacturing, zero-emission vehicles, and encouraging more people to adopt them.

This is an enormous opportunity for workers and for business.

(Speaks French.) (As interpreted.) We should all be part of climate action. Government and private sector should work together to attain the 2030 goals and objectives.

These goals are not only about reducing pollution to get to the Paris objectives, they have to do to do with our engagements to preserve 30 percent of our lands and oceans in 2030.

Remarks by President Biden, Prime Minister Trudeau, and President López Obrador in Joint Press Conference; The White House; January 10, 2023

Did you notice the  relationships between the shifts in topics and languages?

Finally, the host, Mexican President Obrador, had the floor to himself.  The blowhard bragged about his approach to crime and addiction, which was bold considering the drug cartels that even his army could not contain and the poverty ravaging his populace.

He also made his demands in his native language, but most Americans speak Spanish.  He didn’t care if you liked it or not.

You, President Biden, you are the first President of the United States in a very long time that has not built not even one meter of wall. And that — we thank you for that, sir, although some might not like it — although the conservatives don’t like it.

Remarks by President Biden, Prime Minister Trudeau, and President López Obrador in Joint Press Conference; The White House; January 10, 2023

Oh, and it gets worse.

I’ve asked President Biden to insist before the U.S. Congress to regularize the migration situations of millions of Mexicans who have been in the States working, living in the United States, and contributing to the development of that great nation, which is the United States of America.

Remarks by President Biden, Prime Minister Trudeau, and President López Obrador in Joint Press Conference; The White House; January 10, 2023

President Biden topped off the insult and injury to American citizens with ta ramped-up policy of welcoming in, without filtering, migrants from certain nations.  

If you’re leaving Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, or Venezuela, it’s your lucky day, amigos y amigas.  30,000 per month are now allowed to live in the USA   over a period of two years on “parole” because the honor system has worked so well thus far. The president and the administration are very concerned for the safety of folks choosing to conspire to commit immigration. crimes. The U.S. government is going to take the remaining risks from the journey.  That’s just the beginning.  These folks will be given phone apps to help them pass border patrol.  A sort of TSA  Express check-in for the border.  Why wait in line like citizens awning government services when you aren’t even a citizen yourself?  It’s the rummage sale of the Americas.  Oh, and we aren’t stopping there. Hurry over now future voters, because the first 30,000 to apply qualify to have airplanes bring them over because that walking is awfully tiring, and making arrangements to sneak into a foreign country is so stressful.  Stress and inconvenience burdens American citizens suffer to pay your way, new Americans.  

PRESIDENT BIDEN: I want the record to show — I don’t know what questions I didn’t answer. I’m prepared later. Thank you very much.

Remarks by President Biden, Prime Minister Trudeau, and President López Obrador in Joint Press Conference; The White House; January 10, 2023

We could emphasize the bizarre clarification from president Biden and how Obrador and Trudeau gently directed president Biden to the exit in the manner of a caregiver with an elderly dementia patient.  They behaved in that manner because, tragically,” 81 million votes” installed a man in steep decline to the office of president of the United States of America.  Biden’s confusions are his best these days, and the prepping to get him to even that is elaborate.  The nation’s troubles are a result of the people directing him.

These announcements rub it in the face of every American that the Great Replacement is on, and there’s no way you can stop it.  That’s the message they’re sending.  Perhaps we need to send our “leaders” a forceful statement of our own, even though it is too late now.

PHOTOGRAPH: Mexican President López Obrador, U.S. President Biden, Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau./U.S. Government/AS/COA