In a recent political update, President Joe Biden left many puzzled and concerned with his bewildering narrative that included his supposed “Uncle Bozy,” cannibals, and the historical backdrop of New Guinea during World War II. This latest incident is yet another example of the perplexing behavior that seems to have become synonymous with the current administration.
Biden veered into an obscure story about Ambrose “Uncle Bozy” Finnegan, who he claims was a relative and an Army Air Corps pilot. According to Biden’s account, Finnegan was shot down over New Guinea, a region infamous for its cannibalistic tribes during the war.
“He was in the Army Air Corps before there was an Air Force. Before single-engine planes, reconnaissance flights over New Guinea, he volunteered because someone couldn’t make it,” Biden said. “He got shot down in an area where there were a lot of cannibals in New Guinea at the time.”
This strange anecdote is just one of many instances where Biden’s statements have raised eyebrows and questions about his leadership. His tendency to share such bewildering stories not only detracts from meaningful political discourse but also casts doubt on his credibility as a leader.
Source: Conservative Firing Line