President Joe Biden’s farewell address was a masterclass in forecasting.

Often, when someone is guilty but refuses to admit wrongdoing, they will bring the same charges against you, even if they are. you It’s innocent. Did I lie? no, you I lied. Did I steal your money? no, you First they stole my money. They will project and in doing so feel morally superior, feel less guilty, and ultimately feel better about themselves. Because at least they are not you, the sinners, the bad ones. (Related: Biden paints a dark and depressing picture of America in farewell speech)

In his final, short, breathless address to the American people, Biden sought to diagnose the nation’s ills. Somehow, his presidency was highly successful and transformative, but it also transformed the United States into a fragile, chaotic, dystopian democracy, a nation on the brink of revolution. And with each accusation, Biden exposes his administration’s dismal record of abuse after abuse by the federal government, from coronavirus censorship to Donald Trump’s political persecution. It looked like he was doing it.

In his farewell address to the nation on Wednesday, President Joe Biden warned of the nation’s entrenched “oligarchy” of the ultra-wealthy and the “tech-industrial complex” that is undermining Americans’ rights and the future of democracy. . pic.twitter.com/O1UfbOKaQB

— Associated Press (@AP) January 16, 2025

“I have no doubt that America is positioned for continued success. That’s why, in my farewell address tonight, I want to alert this country to several things that cause great concern. ” Biden said, sitting behind his desk at Resolute. “This is a dangerous concert. It’s a dangerous concentration of power in the hands of a very wealthy few.”

“Their abuse of power, if left unchecked, has dangerous consequences. Today, an oligarchy with extreme wealth, power, and influence is forming in the United States, and literally our entire democracy, our fundamental rights. It threatens freedom and a fair chance for everyone to advance. We’re seeing the consequences across America, and we saw it more than 100 years ago, when Americans stood up to a robber king. , shattered trust,” the president continued.

Biden then warned about Big Tech, or what he described as the “high-tech industrial complex.”

“It could also pose a real danger to our country. The American people are being buried under an avalanche of misinformation and disinformation, enabling abuses of power, and press freedom is crumbling.” the president said. “Others are disappearing. Social media is abandoning fact-checking. The truth is being obscured by lies for power and profit.”

Does Biden really want to talk about oligarchy, Big Tech censorship, the concentration of power in the hands of a minority, and the erosion of democratic norms?

Why would he give an award to George Soros if he thought billionaire oligarchy was such a threat to democracy? net worth Over 7 billion dollars, spent billions Funding left-wing causes and candidates, the Presidential Medal of Freedom?

“He settled in America as an investor and philanthropist, supporting key pillars of an open society: rights and justice, equity and equality, and freedom now and in the future,” Biden said. said Soros spoke at the White House in early January. “His inspiring generosity reminds us of our ability and obligation to stand up against abuses of power and to be guardians of all people who aspire to democracy and freedom.”

Biden also seemed quite concerned about the rise of technology companies and social media. But his own administration has colluded with the same tech platforms like Google and Facebook to crack down on and censor free speech during the coronavirus pandemic. Meanwhile, his State Department teamed up with fact-checkers to attack conservative news outlets. Rather, Biden set a dangerous precedent during his administration by enabling tech giants and giving the green light to override the First Amendment as the country was mired in a public health crisis. (Related: Biden’s biggest regret was his most shameless confession ever)

Biden not only censored his own people during the pandemic, but also issued a far-reaching and historic vaccine order, forcing hundreds of millions of people to get the jab. Big Pharma was, of course, happy and saw its profit margins balloon and become plentiful. But here the president is issuing a stern warning to America about the system being exploited by the rich and powerful for their own benefit.

Most recently, Biden succumbed to his party’s anti-democratic coup and replaced him with Vice President Kamala Harris as his presidential nominee. He also reportedly expressed regret for nominating Attorney General Merrick Garland for not being more aggressive in prosecuting his biggest political opponent, Donald Trump.

These are the president’s actions and sentiments that have eroded democracy, rather than defending it, as he vehemently argued throughout his speech.