Analogy for a Thursday: Joe Biden is the Modern Day Don Quixote

The story of Don Quixote was originally published in two parts—in 1605 and in 1615—and is usually interpreted as a comic novel. The story is about a man named Alonso Quijano from La Mancha who had read so many chivalric romances that he lost his mind. Being caught up in an illusion, Alonso came to believe he was a knight named Don Quixote with the mission to serve his nation.

This from Richard Blakely on wndnewscenter.org.

Along the way Don Quixote asked his neighbor, Sancho, to be his squire. Equate this to Joe Biden having been in Washington, D.C., politics for 50 years. In politics for so long, he has totally lost a true view of reality, and thus has been implementing insane policies, destroying our nation’s industries and economy and leading his squire, Kamala Harris, into performing insane behaviors and talking in senseless scrambled word salads.

Speaking about the Biden failed policies, Senate Judiciary Committee member John Kennedy (R-LA) stated:

Look at the facts: Last year [2022], our economy grew at 1%, China’s economy was shut down. It grew at 3%. [Currently the U.S. has] 13.5% inflation cumulatively—that is what Biden has given us in two years.

Kennedy continued:

I think Biden is the only person in the Milky Way who thinks our country is headed in the right direction.

So obviously, when Joe states, “Our economy is strong as hell,” he is caught up in an illusion. Unfortunately, his illusion is affecting the minds of others as the principal deputy press secretary recently defended Biden’s economic record as being “incredibly popular.” This statement led others to ask, “with whom?

One of the renowned adventures of Don Quixote involved his attack on what he believed to be ferocious giants. The “giants” ended up being windmills, and the “attack” ended disastrously with Quixote nearly being killed. Equate this to Joe Biden running after wind turbines. Whether Joe thinks they are giants or not, he is tired of people fussing about them, because he thinks they are “pretty.”

Unfortunately, implementation of these turbines also will end disastrously, as they threaten the security of our power grid, further our dependence upon foreign nations, endanger marine life, endanger the lives of birds and bats, interfere with our national radar security, and the list continues.

Thankfully, as of June 2023 lawmakers are finally:

[C]alling for an immediate moratorium on offshore wind development until its effects, including military operations, navigation, and radar systems, are studied.

On another of Don Quixote’s exploits he arrived at an inn he believed to be a castle, so he continuously addressed the prostitutes he met at the inn as “ladies” of the court. This is an amazing parallel with what recently happened on the White House lawn where Biden turned the area “into a strip joint for transgender TikTok influencers.” As dress-wearing men with hormone-induced or implanted breasts danced topless in front of the White House, Joe was busy proclaiming them to be “some of the bravest people I know.”

The Biden White House also issued a long “Fact Sheet” to bring “honor” to the “Transgender Day of Visibility,” listing numerous laws put in place for the LGBTQI+ groups—Americans that, even with all those letters, only make up about 7% of the populace, according to a 2022 Gallup poll.

If only The Regime would do as much for the remaining 93% of the populace. And at least the “ladies” of Don Quixote’s fantasy were truly biological females. In fact, scripturally and scientifically, there are no females other than biological females.

Trying to bring Don Quixote back to reality, his friends conspired to return him home by telling him that “his lady love” wanted to see him. This was a woman whom Quixote had dubbed Dulcinea del Toboso, meaning “elegant sweetness,” but in reality, she worked in the slaughterhouse salting pork. Quixote returns home at this beckoning, but while sleepwalking, he does battle with some wine skins, which he takes to be giants who stole the kingdom of a princess.

Note in this the remarkable parallel, this time to Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s (AOC) calling out to Biden concerning her Green New Deal. Biden’s response, (whether awake or sleepwalking – you decide) has been to attack those ferocious air conditioners, those ghastly gas stoves, those wishy-washy dastardly evil dishwashers, those monstrous microwaves and treacherous toothbrush chargers, all of which he has told Americans are the true menaces of our society. [We the People] wonder if AOC has ever worked in a slaughterhouse? Truthfully, all politicians who support abortion are at heart working in slaughterhouses.

In the end Don Quixote returns from his life of illusion to reality. Unfortunately, from Quixote’s influence, Sancho goes from reality to illusion and continues with Quixote’s insane mission. With the media exposure of all the illegal criminal business enterprises and the possibilities of criminal investigations, Joe may seek to pass on any opportunity to return to reality.

Like squire Sancho, others, like [Kamala Harris and] Gavin Newsom, are caught up in the illusions of Joe Biden’s policies with Newsom actually saying that he is “mesmerized” by Joe.

While Don Quixote’s crusade may have been a comic novel, Joe Biden’s crusade is a tragic reality—or perhaps a tragic comedy that will not be enjoyed until We the People have experienced the Take Back of our Constitutional Republic.