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The troops have left Afghanistan. And left Americans behind
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Aug 31, 2021 17:14:27   #
debeda
 
woodguru wrote:
Had trump done his style chaotic mass exodus as we did in Syria in three days it would have been worse and nobody that supports trump would have cared...

so what?


Sigh. You people are incredibly and possibly fatally indoctrinated.

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Aug 31, 2021 17:16:46   #
Rose42
 
woodguru wrote:
Had trump done his style chaotic mass exodus as we did in Syria in three days it would have been worse and nobody that supports trump would have cared...

so what?


This is Biden’s screw up. Trump, Reagan and all others are irrelevant.

Biden is incompetent and he’s no leader. Only zealots defend what he did

You can’t bring yourself to face reality.

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Aug 31, 2021 20:50:57   #
older and wiser
 
debeda wrote:
Sigh. You people are incredibly and possibly fatally indoctrinated.


Communests comrads!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Aug 31, 2021 20:51:36   #
debeda
 
older and wiser wrote:
Communests comrads!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Sure seems like it

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Aug 31, 2021 21:05:45   #
Blade_Runner Loc: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON
 
Ricktloml wrote:
We ALL should be sad and disgusted. How can anyone excuse or defend this disaster.
Sad and disgusted doesn't do it for me, I am enraged. Pistoff like I've never been pisstoff before.

As one who served in our military, I try to imagine what the guys and gals with boots on the ground over there are dealing with, not just physically, but what they are feeling and thinking and hoping and praying for. How do they feel about a Coward-in-Chief who forced them into a losing situation and then left them in the lurch.

I get a cold, mean feeling when I think about that.

Inexcusable, unforgivable, and evil are the words keep flashing in my mind.

No, sad and disgusted are just bubbles in the rage I'm experiencing right now.

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Aug 31, 2021 21:07:47   #
debeda
 
Blade_Runner wrote:
Sad and disgusted doesn't do it for me, I am enraged. Pistoff like I've never been pisstoff before.

As one who served in our military, I try to imagine what the guys and gals with boots on the ground over there are dealing with, not just physically, but what they are feeling and thinking and hoping and praying for. How do they feel about a Coward-in-Chief who forced them into a losing situation and then left them in the lurch.

I get a cold, mean feeling when I think about that.

Inexcusable, unforgivable, and evil are the words keep flashing in my mind.

No, sad and disgusted are just bubbles in the rage I'm experiencing right now.
Sad and disgusted doesn't do it for me, I am enrag... (show quote)


YES!! Unforgivable 😠😠😠

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Aug 31, 2021 21:13:08   #
older and wiser
 
debeda wrote:
Sure seems like it


There is no other description for them!

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Aug 31, 2021 21:23:42   #
Blade_Runner Loc: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON
 
woodguru wrote:
Had trump done his style chaotic mass exodus as we did in Syria in three days it would have been worse and nobody that supports trump would have cared...

so what?
We weren't in Syria for 20 years, we didn't have any major bases in Syria. We didn't have billions of dollars worth of military hardware and munitions stored anywhere in Syria.
Temporary bases only and mobile forces.
Lots of moving parts, easy to move around.

The displacement of less than 2000 troops is not what you'd call a "mass exodus".

Before Thursday morning, it had been 18 months since the last American casualty in Afghanistan.

Army Sgts. Javier Gutierrez and Antonio Rodriguez were k**led in combat on Feb. 8, 2020, according to Stars and Stripes. Weeks later, the Trump administration decided to — slowly but surely — start withdrawing troops from Afghanistan.

Former President Donald Trump’s plan was careful and methodical, requiring very specific conditions to be met each step of the way, according to former Pentagon Chief of Staff Kash Patel.


Upon entering office, President Joe Biden rejected Trump’s plan, opting to abruptly pull all troops out of Afghanistan by Aug. 31, regardless of the circumstances.

Now, American citizens are dying.

Early Thursday morning, terrorists began bombing multiple locations at and around the U.S.-controlled Kabul airport.

Pentagon press secretary John Kirby later tweeted that the attacks “resulted in a number of US & civilian casualties.”

The Wall Street Journal reported that four U.S. Marines and at least 60 Afghans were k**led in an explosion at the airport.

One British security official said two of the early morning attacks were suicide bombings.

The party responsible appears not to be the Taliban but an Islamic State affiliate known as ISIS-K.

On Sunday, retired Army Gen. Jack Keane, a senior strategic analyst for Fox News, said Biden’s sudden withdrawal from Afghanistan could lead to a resurgence of the group previously eviscerated by the Trump administration.

“The estimates before the Taliban takeover was somewhere in the neighborhood of 2,000 ISIS fighters,” Keane said, adding that many of the ISIS-K soldiers are former Taliban members who joined the Islamic State group after its 2014 takeover of swaths of Iraq.

iden’s overly hasty exit from Afghanistan allowed the Taliban to seize the country in a matter of days, releasing an untold number of ISIS, Taliban and al-Qaida fighters from prison along the way.

On Wednesday, Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced that there were roughly 1,500 American citizens still in Afghanistan — meaning that well over 1,000 Americans are stranded in a country full of Islamist terrorists hell-bent on destroying the West.

Biden created this disaster.

Now, American soldiers are paying for his mistake with their lives.

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Aug 31, 2021 21:59:39   #
Radiance3
 
Blade_Runner wrote:
Sad and disgusted doesn't do it for me, I am enraged. Pistoff like I've never been pisstoff before.

As one who served in our military, I try to imagine what the guys and gals with boots on the ground over there are dealing with, not just physically, but what they are feeling and thinking and hoping and praying for. How do they feel about a Coward-in-Chief who forced them into a losing situation and then left them in the lurch.

I get a cold, mean feeling when I think about that.

Inexcusable, unforgivable, and evil are the words keep flashing in my mind.

No, sad and disgusted are just bubbles in the rage I'm experiencing right now.
Sad and disgusted doesn't do it for me, I am enrag... (show quote)

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You have the right to be enraged. With all the sacrifice you and the rests, have put up for this country, all this t*****r Biden had to destroy them. He is more than a t*****r but an enemy of the United States.

He must not be allowed to continue, otherwise he'll cause more damages. I wonder if he does this on purpose, or due to his stupid brain, or what? Is somebody been advising him to to this destruction to America?

I'm most enraged when he left all the US military weapons with the Taliban worth $85 billion. He was reminded to take back all those weapons. But he didn't care. Now the Talibans are well-armed to fight the US, and the allies. Or they could sell some of those to Iran or other Islam nation. They'll become very rich and well armed provided by Joe Biden.

I am enraged more when he left 1500 Americans under the hands of the enemies.

President Trump had a plan to bring home all the US weapons.
but Biden reversed all president Trump's plans.

The GOP in Congress must plan or do something to stop him and rid all these Marxist- democrats. We the people have lots of work to do. Let us get ready.

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