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Beau addresses questions on Biden's actions in Israel-Egypt conflict, stressing the importance of aid, potential impact of realignment, and the need to wait for outcomes.
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Well, howdy there, internet people.
It's Beau again.
So today we are going to talk about a few questions
that came in about Biden and how he did
and whether or not something really matters
and all of this stuff.
Because there has been a lot of news
and a lot of it is conflicting.
And we're just gonna kind of go through it
and talk about what Biden was hoping to accomplish
whether or not he did. Okay, so the first part, the aid that is headed in. Egypt and
Israel have kind of agreed there's going to be aid going in. Hopefully it already
is going in. One of the questions about that was, you know, you said that his
whole mission in life was limiting a ground offensive. Does this part still
matter. Oh yeah, don't get me wrong, when I said that I was talking about it being
the most important thing for him to accomplish. The aid is absolutely
important and it's good that he went through the steps to make it happen.
It helps address the disparity with going over there and only meeting with
Israel. And obviously they need the help. Another one of the questions was, you
know, is this amount, is this really going to matter? Yeah, yeah. In the situation
they're in, yes, everything is going to matter. What is headed in? It's not
enough, if that's the question. Is that going to stop the problems? No, no. But
it's a start and when you're talking about stuff like this as long as there
aren't issues with getting the aid out there will be more and it grows so even
though right now it may not seem like a lot it absolutely matters and it
It certainly matters to those who are going to get it.
And then the other question is, one of Israel's politicians, basically, I think he was a politician,
told some troops that they were going to get to see Gaza from the inside.
And does that mean that Biden failed?
No, because basically at the same time, you had a military official saying that they may
not even engage in a ground offensive.
probably still debating it. They're probably still debating it and one
thing that is to be noted because it's important, when you hear Israeli
officials say there may not be a ground offensive, that doesn't mean that they're
not going to do anything. It most likely means that they will attempt to
realign the organizations there and I've used that term a lot and I haven't
really explained it but it's a process by which an organization's views are
adjusted. Every organization there are people inside that organization who are
good at their job and those who aren't. You have some people who are solution
oriented and some people who really like their work. You have some people who might
just follow orders and you have some people who give orders that are outside
of normal bounds. Realigning an organization means taking stock of the
leadership, looking at them, figuring out who each person is out of that,
and those people who are good at their job and would give orders that are
outside of the accepted norms, those people, they retire. Over time, this
shifts the organization's viewpoint and it becomes an organization that is
fighting because they feel they have to. Not one where there are people who are
doing it for their own egos as far as the leadership and leadership all over
the world is the same or those people who want to fight. They're doing it
because they feel they have to, those people are more likely to come to a table and have
a real, meaningful peace and resolution.
That would be best for everybody involved, as far as the people I care about who are
the civilians, okay? It would be best for them. So they are at least entertaining
that option because the idea of we're not gonna have a ground offensive
meaning they're not gonna do anything, it's Israel. They're absolutely
just not gonna, they're not just gonna sit down. The other good news for the
civilians is that, generally speaking, realignment going that route with it, it's
incredibly low footprint. It's something that, if done right, there's not any
civilian loss, which obviously would be much better than any ground offensive.
Now, do we know that they're going to do either one of these, even with the conflicting statements?
No, no, it could be a combination.
They could do both.
We don't know anything yet.
As far as evaluating whether or not Biden was successful, you're going to have to wait
till it starts.
You're not going to know until then.
My understanding is that he made the case a couple of different times in a couple of
different ways and constantly publicly saying don't make the same mistakes the US did.
That is as polite a way as possible to say avoid a ground offensive.
But I have no idea whether or not it worked, whether or not that's going to happen.
And nobody's really going to know until it starts.
Israel's not exactly known for telegraphing their moves on stuff like this.
In fact, the conflicting statements are probably planned.
So this is one of those things where it's, it's, it's wait and see and hope.
Anyway, it's just a thought, y'all have a good day.
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