VIDEO: Watch the Sad Sad Face of Failed SOS Antony Blinken

YouTube ^ | September 11, 2021 | DUmmie FUnnies

[PJ-Comix]

I notice that in Britain, when a public servant FAILS, they usually resign quickly. An example was Prime Minister Anthony Eden soon after the Suez Crisis which turned into a debacle. Unfortunately, public servants in the USA are much more reluctant to resign although everyone associated with the Afghanistan withdrawal debacle needs to GO.

[PJ-Comix]

PING!

[I want the USA back]

He failed, but his boss failed even worse.

[Veggie Todd]

Where’s my violin?

[EEGator]

Maybe the shitbird still has a bit of his soul left.

[Diogenesis]

in his own mind, in the mind of the pedofoTUS,
in the plans of CCP, he WON.

The Constitution (what is left of its amended version)
is dead, long live the pedofoTUS and the CCP in DC.
We serve you long time. /s

[maro]

There is an endless supply of incompetent people in Washington. That’s the problem.

[gwjack]

The scariest thing about Blinkin is that he is fourth in line to be President. And we thought Biden was bad.

Gwjack

[LIConFem]

"I notice that in Britain, when a public servant FAILS, they usually resign quickly."

I prefer the traditional Japanese model.

[Savage Beast]

Note tagline.

[Terry L Smith]

Time for this fool to fall on his sword!

[adorno]

Sleepy Joe is not the boss. ON the contrary, Blinken is the boss in foreign affairs, and Joe just goes along.

Joe has never been a boss, even as a senator or as VP. He is/was just there. And he is just there now, to give voice to what the democrats in charge wish/want.

[EEGator]

That requires honor.

[FreedomPoster]

[FreedomPoster]

The real question is who is really in charge?

[PIF]

It can only be hoped that if he goes, those who were his fellow incompetents would leave with him.

—
Mediocrity seeks it’s own level.

[Billthedrill]

Yeah, Sun Tzu wasn’t much for airbases. More of a tank guy.

[EEGator]

LOL.

[Menehune56]

Always sucks when you find out who the patsy is and it’s you.

[KarlInOhio]

I notice that in Britain, when a public servant FAILS, they usually resign quickly.

I wonder how much if that is the difference between our system of fixed terms and election dates causing our officials to hope to run out the clock, while in the British system the government can fall and a new election called immediately if the scandal is bad enough.