ENGINEERED COLLAPSE: Biden Admin Denies D.C. Mayor’s Desperate Request

Engineered collapse? Or well deserved?

According to sources, the Biden administration has denied D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser’s request for National Guard troops to deal with the illegal immigrant problem in the Capitol for yet a second time…

Governors from states like Texas have been bussing illegals into the D.C. area to give the Washington bureaucrats a taste of their own medicine and judging by Muriel Bowser’s requests it’s working.

What I find truly telling is the Biden administration’s response (or lack of thereof) to her pleading…

Are they continuing their policy of an engineered collapse of America? Or do they just want to avoid the bad PR that comes with the optics of having the military remove droves of illegals from the nation’s Capitol?

People were quick to point out Bowser’s hypocrisy:

@MurielBowser YOU DECLARED DC TO BE A SANCTUARY CITY. WHY ARE YOU NOW CALLING IN THE NATIONAL GUARD? YOU MIGHT WANT TO CALL KAMALA HARRIS. SHE MIGHT BE ABLE TO HELP YOU.

— Brian Hudson (@BrianHu90135963) August 15, 2022

https://twitter.com/MarcrumMose/status/1562070103201443840

The Epoch Times provided more details:

The first request was sent in July and rejected by Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, a Biden appointee, on Aug. 4.

Bowser followed up with a second letter asking for 150 Guard personnel for 90 days. This was rejected on Monday by a Pentagon official.

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The Department of Defense on Monday denied a second request from Mayor Muriel Bowser to deploy the D.C. National Guard (DCNG) and use of the D.C. Armory to help with migrants being bussed into the city from Texas and Arizona. https://t.co/3yubBGJeU5 pic.twitter.com/ZkSHMH0bA3

— Truth Pact (@TheTruthPact) August 23, 2022

To be clear, Mayor Muriel Bowser denied President Trump’s request for the National Guard on Jan 6. https://t.co/kjoGEOpOzy pic.twitter.com/Wyfw4O05lN

— 🇺🇸RealRobert🇺🇸 (@Real_RobN) August 15, 2022

Muriel Bowser had this to say via The New York Post:

“We struggle with a broken immigration system in our country, and we know that cities alone cannot fix it,” Bowser tweeted.

“We will continue working with federal partners and local NGOs on the best way to set up systems that allow us to manage an ongoing humanitarian crisis.”