Monthly Archives: April 2021

Biden plays first round of golf as president, Meanwhile The Amount Of Unaccompanied Children Is Doubling Every Month And The World Is On The Brink Of War.

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Joe Biden is playing his first round of golf as president Saturday at Wilmington Country Club in Delaware.

Biden is golfing with Ron Olivere, the father-in-law of Biden’s late son Beau, and adviser Steve Ricchetti, according to a pool report. In nearly three months as president, Biden has often spent weekends at home in Wilmington without holding public events. No Pictures were taken of Biden actually playing gold apparently.

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Then-Vice-President Joe Biden is pictured playing golf at Castlebar Golf Club during a visit to Ireland on June 23, 2016. | Maxwells Dublin/Irish Government photo via AP

Biden joined the club in 2014, according to Wilmington’s News Journal, which reported that Beau was also a member of the club. In 2016, Golf Digest wrote that Biden was tied for 68th among D.C. power players with a 10 handicap.

In 2014, when he served as vice president, he said a presidential run could hurt his golf game.

“If you want to keep your handicap in golf don’t run for President. So I expect strokes,” Biden said, according to CNN. It was unclear if he was joking, CNN reported.

Meanwhile

fficials at the U.S.-Mexico border saw a 100% increase in the number of migrant children arriving alone from February to March, according to data released by the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) on Thursday morning. CBP encountered about 18,890 unaccompanied children during March. In February, CBP had encountered 9,457 unaccompanied minors.

The number of unaccompanied migrant children at the border—as well as an overall increase in people arriving at the U.S.-Mexico border, mostly from Central America—has increased rapidly since January, and has created a challenge for the Biden Administration. Government officials have been forced to quickly build shelter space for unaccompanied migrant children and process them from the custody of CBP to the Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR), an agency within the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) that works to locate a sponsor for each child, typically a family member, and unite them.

Also Biden is seemingly ignoring rising tensions around the world.

Russian Northern Fleet large landing ships are joining the Black Sea Fleet and Caspian Flotilla ones on the Black Sea near Ukraine.

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Russian Northern Fleet large landing ships are joining the Black Sea Fleet and Caspian Flotilla ones on the Black Sea near Ukraine.

U.S. ambassador to Russia John Sullivan reportedly doesn’t want to leave Moscow & go back home “for consultations” as the Kremlin told him to do. Russian press and their diplomatic sources say that Russia might force the U.S. Ambassador’s departure, for the first time since 1952.

The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry said that the senior diplomat of the Russian Embassy in Kiev must leave Ukraine within 72 hours, starting from April 19.  This was reported by the press service.

USA is considering the possibility of prohibiting its banks from transactions with ruble bonds of Russian state banks in the secondary market – Bloomberg

North Korea Launched A New Ballistic Missle, Biden Has Yet To Respond

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According to  Western Journal following North Korea’s launch of a ballistic missile over the Sea of Japan earlier this week, President Joe Biden has yet to comment. The launch of a projectile was verified by South Korean officials on Thursday, March 25. Last weekend’s launch was followed by this one. The missile launch has elicited no official response from North Korea, and Biden has yet to react in any way. The missile that was fired, according to U.S. officials, was shown at a military parade in January.

The office of the South Korean joint chiefs of staff reported the launches came from North Korea’s South Hamgyong Province early on Thursday, according to NBC News. One missile flew 280 miles and reached a height of 37 miles, according to the office. Officials from South Korea reported that they were “closely monitoring related activities in anticipation of potential additional launches.”


The office said that while maintaining close cooperation with the United States, the South Korean military has increased surveillance and security measures and is planning complete military preparedness. The joint chiefs of staff of South Korea said the country was collaborating with the United States to compile a “detailed report for additional details.”

Next week, senior Biden administration officials are expected to meet with officials from South Korea and Japan to discuss the launches. Both releases, however, came after Biden was openly warned about relations between the two countries by Kim Yo Jong, the sister of North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un, in an inflammatory statement. Kim Yo Jong blasted the Biden administration ahead of Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s visit to the area earlier this month.

According to The Associated Press, she said that they take this opportunity to alert the new U.S. government, which is attempting to give off a (gun) powder smell in their country. The North Korean official then addressed the Biden administration, sending a not-so-subtle message about the existing ties between the two countries. Yo Jong said, “If it wants to sleep in peace for coming four years, it had better refrain from causing a stink at its first step.”

The remarks came after it was widely reported that the Biden administration had failed to establish a communication line with Pyongyang, North Korea’s capital. 

The Associated Press announced that “a senior Biden administration official said Saturday that U.S. officials have attempted to reach out to North Korea via multiple channels since last month but have yet to receive an answer.”

According to Politico, the Biden administration considers North Korea’s ties to be the country’s top foreign policy concern, but has no immediate plans to react directly to any provocation by the nuclear-armed state. On Friday, as for the Pentagon, officials familiar with the talks say military leaders have no immediate plans to react or intensify—whether by increasing joint military drills with South Korea or improving the U.S.’s warning status in the region.

According to the paper, Biden’s strategy is to avoid reacting directly to North Korea for the time being, instead relying on continued pressure from Trump administration-era sanctions against the country.