If you think the Chinese embarrassed Joe Biden in Alaska yesterday, look at the differences in the ads for the military. The difference between the Biden ads and the Chinese ads tell you all you need to know about which country is ready to win a war and which country may be woke but wouldn’t last a week against the Chinese. While China emphasizes weapons and more manly soldiers, the Biden commercials are politically correct but military incorrect.
The US military led by Biden and DOD Lloyd Austin is busy waging war against Tucker Carlson and getting their butts kicked while the Chinese are preparing for a real war. Never in the history of this country has our military been so inept and unprepared for real-life battles. No, Gen Austin, transgenders don’t make our military better, soldiers do. And you are missing another great point in your quest to be inclusive.
Name one great liberal general. Washington, Wayne, Lee, Grant, Pershing, Patton, Eisenhower, Bradley, Westmoreland. These were all great generals but they were also all conservatives. War is not a game. One more thing you need to ask yourself. When in our history have we been attacked when our military is at its strongest? That’s an easy one. Never. A strong military is the best peacekeeper there is.
All you have to do is compare these commercials to determine which country is ready to fight and win:
Now for our beloved US Military:
Chinese weapons systems:
The Pentagon went after Carlson after he mocked President Joe Biden for touting “maternity flight suits” and other efforts to make the military appear more inclusive as the chief priority of the DOD. Carlson’s criticism appears substantiated if you look at the way the U.S. military advertises itself and compare it to the Chinese military’s ads.
China’s ads are chiefly about communicating power and seem completely unconcerned with the race or gender of the people in them. U.S. military ads sound like corporate ads, emphasizing pay benefits, “grievances” and more.
One of China’s latest ads looks like something out of Call of Duty, slapping footage of gunfights, missiles and tanks together with a rap soundtrack.
The ad shows soldiers blasting terrorists holding hostages, going so far as to show one terrorist get shot in the head. China’s message is clear: Being a soldier is cool, and our only goal is victory.
Compare that to this one from the U.S. Army, titled “U.S. Army Supports Diversity Awareness,” in which actual war seems to take a back seat.
