Taliban 2, USA 1
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American and Afghan citizens trying to get to the airport. Xiden has ****** up epically.
Man did they **** up.
If this was Trump they'd have impeached him already.
I was think this. Just imagine the heads exploding. Drink ***** would already be calling for his to resign.
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******* went ooofffff
Yeah, he was on fire last night.
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Did they do it intentionally to humiliate America? Were the French ever heard from after Dien Bien Phu?
There'd be fire and brimstone, 40-years of darkness, dogs & cats living together - mass hysteria!
Parliament holds Joe Biden in contempt over Afghanistan
Parliament holds Joe Biden in contempt over Afghanistan
MPs and peers unite to condemn ‘dishonour’ of US president’s withdrawal and his criticism of Afghan troops left behind to face Taliban
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Just a little mix up. Once Biden explains to them it was Trump's fault, they can shift their focus to the guilty party. It works with our media and resident libtards. I'm sure the Parliament will buy it also.Parliament holds Joe Biden in contempt over Afghanistan
Parliament holds Joe Biden in contempt over Afghanistan
MPs and peers unite to condemn ‘dishonour’ of US president’s withdrawal and his criticism of Afghan troops left behind to face Taliban
Good.Parliament holds Joe Biden in contempt over Afghanistan
Parliament holds Joe Biden in contempt over Afghanistan
MPs and peers unite to condemn ‘dishonour’ of US president’s withdrawal and his criticism of Afghan troops left behind to face Taliban
This just lays it out for me. No I did not serve, no I was not one of the few that were still there however.
his point of we weren’t at war. We were just keeping **** in order, and Jen **** popped off send in the air strikes. Yes yes I know those folks that were their are “at war” but in the sense of the term for most folk no.
next. Are you ******* kidding me. We knew we knew!!! **** would go south. Ok fine, we want out, but to do so without getting your people out are your ******* kidding me!!! our people. Not only did sleepy say **** America first he said **** the world who helps us too.
lastly. He is by far the worst president to ever take office as well as his “woke” group surrounding him. THIS is just the “**** cnn is saying he ****** up” moment because what else can you say. ****** the boarder, jobs, energy….and on and on. This is the **** you ***** wanted because orange man bad. Congrats not only has he ****** America up for decades, ….we are about to see a major shift in global power.
**** Joe and **** your for voting for him.
Wouldn't surprise me if they tried to anyway.
Floggy and Fibs are bizarrely absent all of a sudden. Wonder why.
When all is said and done, I expect James Harrison to get fined for this.
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Read this, follow the $:
www.project-syndicate.org
Here’s why. Of that $946 billion, fully $816 billion, or 86%, went to military outlays for US troops. And the Afghan people saw little of the remaining $130 billion, with $83 billion going to the Afghan Security Forces. Another $10 billion or so was spent on drug interdiction operations, while $15 billion was for US agencies operating in Afghanistan. That left a meager $21 billion in “economic support” funding. Yet even much of this spending left little if any development on the ground, because the programs actually “support counterterrorism; bolster national economies; and assist in the development of effective, accessible, and independent legal systems.”
In short, less than 2% of the US spending on Afghanistan, and probably far less than 2%, reached the Afghan people in the form of basic infrastructure or poverty-reducing services. The US could have invested in clean water and sanitation, school buildings, clinics, digital connectivity, agricultural equipment and extension, nutrition programs, and many other programs to lift the country from economic deprivation. Instead, it leaves behind a country with a life expectancy of 63 years, a maternal mortality rate of 638 per 100,000 births, and a child stunting rate of 38%.
This is ******* sickening. Nuke the swamp.
Blood in the Sand | by Jeffrey D. Sachs - Project Syndicate
For decades, the American political class has intervened relentlessly and recklessly in countries whose people they hold in contempt. And once again they are being aided by America’s credulous mass media, which is uniformly blaming the Taliban victory on Afghanistan’s incorrigible corruption.
www.project-syndicate.org
Here’s why. Of that $946 billion, fully $816 billion, or 86%, went to military outlays for US troops. And the Afghan people saw little of the remaining $130 billion, with $83 billion going to the Afghan Security Forces. Another $10 billion or so was spent on drug interdiction operations, while $15 billion was for US agencies operating in Afghanistan. That left a meager $21 billion in “economic support” funding. Yet even much of this spending left little if any development on the ground, because the programs actually “support counterterrorism; bolster national economies; and assist in the development of effective, accessible, and independent legal systems.”
In short, less than 2% of the US spending on Afghanistan, and probably far less than 2%, reached the Afghan people in the form of basic infrastructure or poverty-reducing services. The US could have invested in clean water and sanitation, school buildings, clinics, digital connectivity, agricultural equipment and extension, nutrition programs, and many other programs to lift the country from economic deprivation. Instead, it leaves behind a country with a life expectancy of 63 years, a maternal mortality rate of 638 per 100,000 births, and a child stunting rate of 38%.
This is ******* sickening. Nuke the swamp.
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You can’t blame this on Joe. Pin this on those surrounding him. He is not competent enough to tie his shoes…he’s not making any decisions.
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I blame those who voted for him.
I blame those who voted for him.