A noted British newspaper, the Times of London published a highly provocative political cartoon lampooning the leaders of the G7 countries, while showing Biden kneeling with his hands bound behind him flanked by a pair of armed Taliban terrorist fighters.

BizPacReview President Joe Biden was alternately mocked, ridiculed, and criticized for a “defining” photo of him that went viral taken during a press conference Thursday following a deadly, coordinated attack against U.S. forces at the international airport in Kabul, Afghanistan, killing 10 Marines, two Army soldiers, and a Navy corpsman while wounding more than a dozen other troops.

During his presser, which got underway 25 minutes late Thursday afternoon, Biden blamed a splinter faction of the Taliban, ISIS-K, for the attacks and vowed to hunt them down “at a time of our choosing.”

Following his remarks, which included a moment of silence for the fallen service members, Biden immediately raised eyebrows by saying he would refer to a list of reporters he was “instructed” to call on.

Users took to social media to rail at Biden and his administration for the disastrous pullout from Afghanistan, generally, and the attacks on Thursday.

As Biden increasingly came under fire, the hashtag #BringTrumpBack began to trend as well, with one user posting a video clip of then-President Trump explaining, during a speech in August 2017, that a rapid pullout from Afghanistan would create a “vacuum” that would be filled by ISIS.

“The only way to fix this crisis is to #BringTrumpBack,” tweeted Brigitte Gabriel, a terrorism survivor and Act For American founder.

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