President Biden reiterated the possibility of using military aircraft against citizens of the United States during a press conference on Friday.
“And I love people who say, the ‘blood of liberty,’ or excuse me, ‘the tree of liberty is watered with the blood of patriots.’ Well guess what man, I didn’t see a whole lot of patriots that are out there walking around making sure that we have these weapons,” Biden said. “And if you really want to worry about the government, you need an F-16.”
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Thomas Jefferson once famously declared, “the tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.” Jefferson’s belief that citizens have the right to rebel against an oppressive government is the basis for this quote, which Biden parodied. Jefferson wrote this statement in a letter after Shay’s Rebellion in 1787. Several of the founding fathers agreed with this viewpoint.
President Biden restated his earlier expressed concerns during a press conference on Friday. One significant occasion was in 2022, when he spoke at Independence Hall and warned of the possible danger that “extreme MAGA Republicans” posed to the country. This speech was notable because it was given soon after the FBI raided former President Donald Trump’s Mar-A-Lago estate.
Two days later, Biden implied that the government would target American citizens with drones and military planes in a statement that was nearly exact to what he said on Friday. ““For those brave right-wing Americans who say it’s all about keeping Americans ‘independent and safe.’ If you want to fight against a country you need an F-15,” Biden said while speaking in Scranton on August 30, 2022. “You need something a little more than a gun.”
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“White supremacists” and “far-right extremists” pose the biggest threat to American security, according to the Biden Administration’s repeated claims. But FBI leaker Steve Friend has exposed that the agency manipulated “domestic terrorism” figures by adding small-scale incidents and trespassing cases from January 6. Attorney General Merrick Garland then used these inflated figures to bolster his claims.
