Australian writer and feminist Clementine Ford publicly expressed his hope that Joe Biden would suffer a “very painful destruction.”
In the third part of her alternative series, Dear Clementine, Ford responds to the news of a former U.S. president’s diagnosis of shock cancer.
On Monday, it was announced that the 82-year-old was diagnosed with a “aggressive form” of prostate cancer.
Ford responded clearly to the sad news while acknowledging his personal connection to the disease.
“To be honest, this can’t happen to someone who deserves it,” she wrote.
“I say that as someone with personal experience, they lose their loved ones due to cancer.”
Ford continues to hold Biden’s diagnosis and the government’s firm support for Israel in the ongoing conflict in Gaza, putting him accountable for the deaths of thousands of Palestinians.
She continued: “As the President of the United States, Biden is responsible for providing Israel with 12 months of bombs, weapons and allied funds.”
“His government lied to their efforts to “security a ceasefire” and instead continued to promote decades of Israel’s actions to eradicate the Palestinian people and steal their land.”
Clementine Ford (photo) writes that she hopes Joe Biden is “a very painful demise”
She also condemns those who express sympathy for Biden after the diagnosis.
“There are only thousands of children’s blood in his hands and it’s shameful to see people now expressing sympathy and kindness to him,” she said.
Ford has not yet been criticized by former U.S. President Barack Obama, who served as vice president between 2009 and 2017.
She wrote: “You are you, Obama.”
She finally hopes Biden is “a very painful destruction” and her speech is over.
“I hope he is troubled by the seriousness of the crime in the last few days.”
Ford responded bluntly when he contacted Australia Daily Post Tuesday night for further comments.
“I believe I said it in the post. Can’t you read it? she wrote.
President Joe Biden (pictured) revealed his cancer diagnosis on Monday
Shortly thereafter, Ford told her Instagram story to double down on comments.
“I will say it again. Joe Biden should die slowly and painfully, with the screams of Palestinian children who helped massacre his ears.
‘The only downside of cancer diagnosis is that he may not be tried for being a war criminal. I hope that when he goes, it’s a fear of what’s going to happen next. ”
Ford is no stranger to controversy, having previously made headlines in the open dispute with podcast host and media figure Abbie Chatfield.
The dispute began when Ford accused Chafield of profiting from “a performance of political participation.”
Ford also recently made headlines after Piers Morgan’s online show, uncensored Piers Morgan, where a fierce panel debate exploded on her definition of what it means to be a woman.
In the past, she has faced multiple controversies to elicit her provocative comments. In one example, she apologized after writing: “Covid-19 hasn’t killed people fast enough”, a remark that sparked widespread criticism.
Ford is no stranger to controversy, and has previously made headlines of public disputes with podcast host and media figure Abbie Chatfield (pictured)
Back in 2018, Ford’s tweet on a read sparked significant backlash, “Everyone must die.”
The comment caused public outrage and prompted people to call her appearance during a speech event.
Ford published in a publication published by her 2016 book, Allen & Unwin.
After her second book was published: “Boys Will Be Boys: Power, Patriarchy and Poisonous Masculinity”, resigned from the Australian header in 2018, claiming to have met strong internal opposition, and then called on then Prime Minister Scott Morrison to “f *** f *** f *** – Shameful”.
