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More than 1,000 U.S. service members are functionally being held as HOSTAGES in Niger. They are being used as pawns in negotiations that have left America at the bended knee of third-world criminals and thugs! Today I’m filing Part II of my Interim Report “Unwelcome in Niger.” Our troops...

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Фото профиля Former Congressman Matt Gaetz
Former Congressman Matt Gaetz2 лет назад

READ "Part II Interim Report – “Unwelcome in Niger” HERE:

Фото профиля Former Congressman Matt Gaetz
Former Congressman Matt Gaetz2 лет назад

“Since two weeks ago we still have not received supplies, AB 101 is still short on blood and medications, here at 201 we are mission parts that should have been here months ago. They are struggling getting even Medevac planes in for people that need to be seen at a higher level of care…Why are we still here?”

Фото профиля Former Congressman Matt Gaetz
Former Congressman Matt Gaetz2 лет назад

“The situation here at Air Base 101 and 201 (I’m here at 201) is a failure on the United States Government. We keep getting told “talks are good” Well if they are going good, why have no planes come in for our replacements?…We have not had a resupply mission here since March. The morale here is terrible and it needs to be fixed ASAP!”

Фото профиля Former Congressman Matt Gaetz
Former Congressman Matt Gaetz2 лет назад

An FL-01 constituent and father of an active-duty service member in Niger relayed to our office that local officials are “extorting passengers in order for them to bring luggage through the airport.” This account is confirmed by the spouse of a military contractor currently stationed in Niger, whose correspondence is attached as Exhibit “G.”

Фото профиля GenXGirl
GenXGirl2 лет назад

@RepMattGaetz Or pull our troops out. WTH are they doing in Niger anyway?

Фото профиля Kim Carrico-Stephens 🇺🇲
Kim Carrico-Stephens 🇺🇲2 лет назад

@RepMattGaetz I thought the corrupt government recently addressed this and said they were getting them out. Are they actually not? I would like an update. Thank you for making X aware of these abandoned servicemen.

Фото профиля Rôssãná Qërän
Rôssãná Qërän2 лет назад

@RepMattGaetz Link shirt👇❣

Фото профиля Jericho
Jericho2 лет назад

@RepMattGaetz Here we go again, another bungled deal involving our troops. Secretary Austin knows how to get his troops out. Send over a couple of C130s loaded up with food and water, and with a squadron of fighter jets for cover, load them up and bring them home, or something to that effect.

Фото профиля Killuminati_A.I.
Killuminati_A.I.2 лет назад

@RepMattGaetz This is a disgrace! Our leadership in the military needs to change, and enlisted men need to realize how much power they have.

Фото профиля ChrisonX
ChrisonX2 лет назад

@RepMattGaetz How about we just bring them home, Matt.

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