Biden administration reportedly seeking conflict with Russia to ‘restore credibility’

"Now, I told you before that this administration is going to be using Ukraine as a way to 'wag the dog,'" said Human Event's Jack Posobiec in a Wednesday episode of his podcast.

Posobiec continued on to explain that "wag the dog is when you are faced, when an administration is faced with a domestic crisis, crippling failures of their agenda across the board, just like the Biden administration is experiencing now," they would use another crisis to mask the failures of the administration.

"And I said this last Friday, when I said 'today was the end of the Biden administration' because it was for all intents and purposes. They have negative political capital. And I said what are they going to do? They are going to use this crisis in Ukraine," Posobiec continued.

"They are going to use the potential of an armed kinetic conflict, sending Americans over there, the sons and daughters of the deplorables, to be in harm's way over this border dispute as a way to restore their credibility for their domestic and international agenda," he continued.

Posobiec continued on to play a clip of a recent White House press conference, in which press secretary Jen Psaki stated that "We're now at a stage where Russia could at any point launch an attack in Ukraine," adding that while there is a diplomatic path forward, the choice would be up to Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Reading verbatim from the data dump, Posobiec said: "Biden is now at condition eagle, which means hourly updates. DOD and state are working 24/7 on appeasement options, but it's getting nowhere.

"Biden wanted to send Sullivan and Bonnie Jenkins to Moscow but no response from the Kremlin, dead silence. Austin has been consulting with Panetta and Carter. Both of them are saying 'just let him have what he wants.' Yet Ron Klain, the White House Chief of Staff is running around thinking that he is Patton saying that we need to mobilize EUCOM and publicly commit to defending Ukraine by military force," the message from the White House staffer continued.

"He thinks that Biden can be 'the leader who defeated Putin.' The divide is strikingly deep. Kamala, Vice President, wants to avoid armed conflict in an election year and yet President Biden is demoralized on the foreign policy front end, anxiously wants to regain some credibility. So he is leaning more towards confrontation.

"Meanwhile, Secretary of State Blinken is on President Biden's side because he's still on the, shall we say crap list, from last September with the fall of Kabul. It is a complete clown show," the message concluded.

Posobiec stated that the US wants to get involved in a border dispute in Eastern Europe "that's been going on, sure for 30 years since the fall of the Soviet Union" but has been going on longer between Kiev and Moscow for "hundreds of years."

"This is not an I repeat, not a national security concern for the United States of America," said Posobiec.

"When it comes to the Biden family, we know very well why it is that the Biden family cares so deeply about Ukraine. What's really going on behind the scenes is that people like Tony Blinken, right, people like Victoria Nuland, Jake Sullivan, Jonathan Finer, these were all people who served in the Obama administration. That's when you saw the Maidan revolution that overthrew President Yanukovych. That's when you saw Petro Poroshenko, who by the way, is an oligarch become the President of Ukraine because they wanted to bring Ukraine into NATO and they wanted to bring the Ukraine into the EU. That is what they consider unfinished business," Posobiec continued.

He noted that the administration only has "a couple of more months of a free hand to do this stuff," with the fast-approaching midterm election season.

"So what are they going to do? They're trying to run the table to finish their unfinished business in Ukraine, working with the oligarchs over there, like the ones that were behind Burisma, like the ones that were giving Hunter Biden $50,000 a month for his expertise," Posobiec continued.

"We understand what you're doing here. This is wag the dog, and you are going to get people killed in Ukraine the same way that you got people killed in Kabul, mark my words," he warned.