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Mr. President, a quick fact-check, with the lights on while Abdul gave you an exit. First, the war in Afghanistan did not suddenly end in 2021. The lights were already being switched off much earlier with the Doha EXIT Agreement your administration signed with the Taliban after direct talks...

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And here is, the greatest fuck you to every single American taxpayer in United States history, whether Republican, Democrat or independent. Afghan anti-Taliban leader Ahmad Massoud: The Biden/Harris terrorist administration has given the Taliban $17 BILLION in U.S. taxpayer dollars since the failed withdrawal where 13 U.S. service members were murdered by Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. And that is excluding the $7 Billion left worth of military equipment.
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And here is, the greatest fuck you to every single American taxpayer in United States history, whether Republican, Democrat or independent. Afghan anti-Taliban leader Ahmad Massoud: The Biden/Harris terrorist administration has given the Taliban $17 BILLION in U.S. taxpayer dollars since the failed withdrawal where 13 U.S. service members were murdered by Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. And that is excluding the $7 Billion left worth of military equipment.

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Taliban Deputy Minister Presented with ‘Greater Afghanistan’ Map Showing a Divided Pakistan at Khost Ceremony At a ceremony in Khost province last week, Taliban Deputy Interior Minister Mohammad Nabi Omari was presented with a map labeled “Greater Afghanistan,” which removes the Durand Line and includes parts of Pakistan. During his remarks, Omari warned Islamabad that if another war were imposed on Afghanistan, the Taliban would resist as they had against the Soviet Union and the United States. The event, held for graduates of the Khost Technical and Vocational Institute, featured children under the age of 18 dressed in military-style uniforms. #aamajnews
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Taliban Deputy Minister Presented with ‘Greater Afghanistan’ Map Showing a Divided Pakistan at Khost Ceremony At a ceremony in Khost province last week, Taliban Deputy Interior Minister Mohammad Nabi Omari was presented with a map labeled “Greater Afghanistan,” which removes the Durand Line and includes parts of Pakistan. During his remarks, Omari warned Islamabad that if another war were imposed on Afghanistan, the Taliban would resist as they had against the Soviet Union and the United States. The event, held for graduates of the Khost Technical and Vocational Institute, featured children under the age of 18 dressed in military-style uniforms. #aamajnews

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Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar (known as Abdul and reportedly Trump’s favored Taliban) told Taliban members in an internal meeting not to fear Donald J. Trump 's warnings, to maintain their morale and to trust the Taliban leadership. He also added that he himself had cut off the mobile call with Trump, not the other way around (referring to Trump as “evil” in Abdul’s words). However, after repeated warnings from Trump, Taliban members have lost morale and the group’s leaders are struggling to restore it. It is reported that following Trump’s threat to return to Bagram, some Taliban members are refusing to carry out their duties, while others distrust the regime and its leaders and have prepared their passports for potential escape. #Afghanistan #Bagram
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Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar (known as Abdul and reportedly Trump’s favored Taliban) told Taliban members in an internal meeting not to fear Donald J. Trump 's warnings, to maintain their morale and to trust the Taliban leadership. He also added that he himself had cut off the mobile call with Trump, not the other way around (referring to Trump as “evil” in Abdul’s words). However, after repeated warnings from Trump, Taliban members have lost morale and the group’s leaders are struggling to restore it. It is reported that following Trump’s threat to return to Bagram, some Taliban members are refusing to carry out their duties, while others distrust the regime and its leaders and have prepared their passports for potential escape. #Afghanistan #Bagram

Ahmad Sharifzad

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