Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again.

So today we are going to talk about Biden and foreign policy

and things that seem to be contradictory when it comes to what the U.S. is doing and how the

U.S. is pursuing things.

And we'll talk about parallel tracks and how things work in conjunction even though they

appear to be in opposition.

Because basically there's a whole lot of things going on from different aspects of the

U.S. government and it is leading to confusion.

Okay, can you explain what Biden's doing?

He's holding Israel to a ceasefire, but then saying there won't be a ceasefire until they get the people

who were taken back. Then he's moving the military in. Can you please explain

this? Okay first there is no cease-fock.

Biden is trying, and again,

Biden doesn't call the shots here

this is Israel

um Biden is trying to get Israel to delay any potential ground offensive

until the captives are returned.

That's one thing that he's doing.

A ground offensive, delaying a ground offensive is not the same thing as a ceasefire.

There hasn't been a ground offensive this entire time. These are definitely not

ceasefire conditions. So there's that part. So he's on one hand telling Israel, hey, we need to get those people back.

Don't go in yet.

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