So because rump crumpled to his knees in front of every dicktator he came across, Biden should as well? I don’t think so. rump surrendered to the Taliban. Biden botched the pull out, but rump is the one who bent over.


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https://twitter.com/theleadcnn/status/1430266683260768258?s=21


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Biden’s plan May have gotten off to a rocky start, but it’s going good now.
And I don’t know how anyone can blame him for the Taliban reneging on their part of the Trump deal.
They tend to go after anyone who doesn’t follow their way.
Hmmmm, sounds like a certain orange clown.


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The Taliban have flowed out of the mountains, as they think themselves victorious. Their leader is in Kabul. The last “evacuee” planes land but Abrams tanks and our elite forces roll out. Simultaneously, we bomb the Kyber Pass and other mountain exits making it impossible for the enemy to escape back to their hidey holes and Pakistan. We proceed to wipe them out. Then I wake up.

 

Lol. I wish.


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I like your ending to this story, instead of the horrific one we are witnessing.

 

It's like something out of a comedy, but unfortunately its reality. One of the terrorists on the FBI's Most Wanted list has been named the Interior Minister by the Taliban in Afghanistan. It's Sirajuddin Haqqani, and the reward is up to $10 million for information on him. You just couldn't make this stuff up.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/graiso...d-of-us-labeled-terror-group/?sh=658001977ecb

 

https://apple.news/AoPNlQ5bkRLKkH2M2x4jP7A

Flights have resumed. Not sure how many Americans were allowed to leave or how many are left.


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I heard it was just over 200 Americans


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So about 150 left to go?


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Apparently the person who said it (a coworker), thought all 200 were American. Turns out that was the total people.

https://apnews.com/article/middle-e...abul-taliban-171fa64b4ed5514b44834257b4d5d457

This article says around 100 are left


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https://apple.news/A8a9Z5VKxS8KG4cDAIG9G9Q

Far right groups are telling its followers to avoid DC rally tomorrow. Calling it a trap. Makes sense. They have hundreds of unidentified people from 1/6 rally. If you could get them to come back, you could set up a hell of a sting.


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Considering parts of DC and Virginia are under water, it would be a good time to not go there.

https://www.nbcwashington.com/weath...ash-flood-watch-in-effect-in-dc-area/2804421/


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Not in the news anymore = everything going good.

I guess that drone killing 10 innocent people including 7 children went as planned.

Since that the people responsible in killing 13 service members still have never been held responsible.

There are also allies and Americans still there. But, out of sight out of mind.

 

I’ve always said we have political ADHD, lol. It’s not the center of attention at the moment with new shit happening around the world daily. I don’t think the whole Afghanistan situation was first and forefront in most American’s minds anymore unless they had a loved one doing a tour there. Who knew the Afghan forces would fold so soon. I was aghast at first but now stories are coming out as to why that may have happened. I think we should have gotten out after we got Bin Laden but historically no occupying country has ever had a good out come in Afghanistan. I’m with you though in that I hope everyone who wants and needs to get out of there makes it but war is war. Soldiers get killed in the line of duty.

Interesting point of view from the Washington Post:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/worl...31303c-214a-11ec-a8d9-0827a2a4b915_story.html

 

Most of the interpreters and other people that helped America remain in Afghanistan. Some are in hiding. The Taliban has been executing people as well, particularly those in areas outside of Kabul. The withdrawal was a humanitarian disaster.

 

Like I said, Afghanistan has always been a hard nut to crack for any foreign country that went in there for whatever reason. There seems to be a big divide between what people wanted in the bigger cities, and what they wanted in the rural areas. Unfortunately, it appears the soldiers in the outer areas were not inclined to protect and fight for the “western” values that others in their country adopted, and it went down like dominos.

I hate to have to say it in this day and age but there are many countries around the world where women’s rights to much of what western civilization takes for granted, are severely restricted or non existent. Some of these countries are considered our allies. All we can do is to promote human rights by speaking up but change has to come from within their borders to take root.