Episode 447 Show Notes- The ‘Diversity is Our Strength’ Myth
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In this episode of The P.A.S. Report, Professor Nick Giordano challenges the prevailing narrative that touts ‘diversity is our strength.’ The Western world and America are committing national suicide as a result of this deeply flawed logic. Professor Giordano argues that while certain aspects of diversity bring benefits, the bedrock of a thriving nation lies in assimilation. He explains that a robust assimilation process, where newcomers embrace core American values and customs, is imperative for our national survival.
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Show Notes- The ‘Diversity is Our Strength’ Myth
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[Intro Transcript] Welcome to The P.A.S. Report Podcast. I’m your host, Nick Giordano. As always, make sure to follow and subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode. Also, visit the PAS Report website, and share this episode with family and friends and on social media.
Alright, everyone, as of this recording, World War III hasn’t started yet. I can’t believe I have to say that, but it is true, and watching how this conflict continues to expand, it appears that it is only a matter of time before the global powder keg ignites sending us and the world into a place we don’t want to be.
t’s undeniable that we find ourselves in a time marked by uncertainty, and much of this uncertainty can be attributed to a glaring leadership void, not just globally, but particularly in the United States. Let’s be candid – the thought of President Biden leading us through a possible World War is terrifying.
This is not to say that President Biden is responsible for the Hamas attacks on Israel. I am not blaming him. Hamas attacks happened long before he became President, and the Israeli-Palestinian issue goes back decades spanning multiple administrations. These attacks have deep-rooted historical origins that transcend any one administration. However, it’s worth noting that during the previous presidency, the situation regarding the Israeli-Palestinian issue was relatively calmer compared to what we’re witnessing now.
However, where I do hold President Biden and his administration accountable is in the handling of the Afghanistan withdrawal – a debacle that unfolded before the eyes of the world. This event, as we discussed in a previous episode, has set off a chain reaction in international affairs. It was a catalyst for much of what we are seeing today.
The truth is that regardless of our military supremacy, the perception of our strength has been called into question. In politics, perception holds significant weight. Imagine having the most formidable military force, investing two decades in Afghanistan, only to witness the Taliban reclaiming control as we exit. It’s an embarrassment and it significantly hurt our standing in the international community. Ask yourselves – following Afghanistan, do our adversaries now view us with more fear or less? Do they regard President Biden with more respect or less?
Has the world become more stable under President Biden’s leadership or less stable? Does anyone feel safer that Joe Biden is President? Can anyone say that President Biden instills a sense of confidence that everything is going to be okay? That we can overcome any challenge? Can anyone say that this administration has been a success? Be honest with yourselves.
Would Russia have invaded Ukraine? Would China show increasing aggression? Would Iran be emboldened? Would any of these things be happening if we executed an organized, peaceful withdrawal from Afghanistan, led by a President projecting strength?
Now, I know this is speculative on my part, but you know your gut is telling you that I’m right even if we disagree on the political issues.
And again, I will reiterate that President Biden is not responsible for the Hamas attacks. It could happen under any administration. However, it’s the broader context of the simultaneous conflicts that amplifies this conflict and where it has the potential to go.
Without all the other incidents around the world and the growing aggression of our adversaries, the war in Gaza would be an isolated incident that’s manageable. However, given everything going on, this only adds to the international instability and can quickly expand beyond regional borders, and that’s what we are beginning to see.
Our Diversity is Our Strength
But as the world devolves into chaos, and as American families are getting crushed economically, don’t worry, because they keep telling us that diversity is our strength, and that’s what I want to focus on in this episode after this quick break.
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