(PatrioticPost.com)- During his speech in Tulsa on June 1, President Biden made the outlandish claim that terrorism from white supremacists is the most lethal threat to the homeland today.
NOW – Biden: “Terrorism from white supremacy is the most lethal threat to the homeland today.”pic.twitter.com/pXDeQuVusF
— Disclose.tv 🚨 (@disclosetv) June 1, 2021
Shortly after he said it, Robert O’Neill, the former Navy SEAL who took out Osama bin Laden, shared the video clip on Twitter calling Biden’s statement the “most dangerously inaccurate statement” he had ever heard from a President of the United States – adding “More to follow, I’m sure.”
Of course there will be more to follow. That wasn’t even the first time Joe Biden said this. In his speech before a joint session of Congress in late April, he also promoted this specious claim that “White Supremacists” are the most lethal threat to the homeland.
President Biden said "white supremacy is terrorism" and that the country must remain vigilant against it in his first joint address to Congress. https://t.co/eUPHYlVgkW pic.twitter.com/qMr12j6z2i
— USA TODAY (@USATODAY) April 29, 2021
“Come together to heal the soul of this nation” by accusing half the country of being domestic terrorists. How will that work exactly?
This “white supremacist terrorism” narrative is not new. It didn’t spring up on January 20, 2021.
In fact, in the summer of 2019 during Senate testimony, FBI Director Christopher Wray also blamed “white supremacy” for acts of domestic terrorism. He claimed that those arrested for domestic terrorism were motivated by “a version of what you might call white supremacist violence, but it includes other things as well.”
You might call it that but it’s other things as well? That’s not exactly definitive.
To date, despite claiming the “Intelligence agencies have determined” this, nobody in the Biden Administration has ever presented any documented evidence that led to that determination. Unless of course the determination is based on Wray saying domestic terrorism is motivated by “a version of what you might call white supremacist violence.”
During a Senate hearing on domestic terrorism in August of last year, Kyle Shideler, senior analyst for Homeland Security and Counterterrorism at the Center for Security Policy testified on the actual threat to the homeland. And it isn’t “White Supremacy” or “a version of what you might call” white supremacy.
The threat is from Antifa.
The current focus on “white supremacy” isn’t just dishonest. It is, as Rob O’Neill said, dangerously dishonest. Because while Federal law enforcement focuses on their “white supremacist” snipe hunts, the true threats of domestic terrorism against our homeland get a pass.
