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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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BREAKING: White House hits back, blames Trump for Afghanistan withdrawal chaos after Republicans release damning report targeting Biden. The administration says Trump struck a deal that released 5,000 Taliban fighters and "ordered a rushed exit by Christmas 2020, leaving Biden with a flawed deal that could only end America’s longest war." John Kirdby says, “The Trump administration’s deal released 5,000 Taliban fighters—5,000 fighters—and now Republicans want to rewrite history?” John Kirby says, “Partisan rancor is clouding the facts: Trump ordered a rushed exit by Christmas 2020, leaving Biden with a flawed deal that could only end America’s longest war.” John Kirby says, “Republicans’ report ignores the brutal reality: The Afghan military collapsed, and Bagram Air Base wasn’t the magic solution they pretend it was.”

Simon Ateba

2,177,864 views • 2 years ago

Something is wrong when American soldiers survive Taliban, al-Qaeda, and ISIS-K attacks in Afghanistan only to be executed in broad daylight by one of their operatives in Washington, D.C. Is it the fault of the bureaucrats who dismissed our warnings that these terrorists were already inside the United States—some evacuated? Is it the fault of the Senators who are stalling the No Tax Dollars For Terrorists Act after we proved your money was funneled to the Taliban? We told them the Taliban are the same as they were on 9/11 and nothing has changed. Is it the fault of the Members of Congress who voted down an amendment that would stop all U.S. intelligence sharing with the Taliban? Is it the fault of the experts who crowned the Taliban as America’s counterterrorism partner, and continued collecting intelligence from them despite our repeated briefings that the Taliban hosts a dozen international terrorist groups? Is it the fault of the CIA’s political leadership who claimed the Taliban can be trusted and relied on to tell the U.S. government who’s who and what they are planning? Is it the fault of the FBI’s political leadership who insisted the vetting system is flawless and that the American public has nothing to worry about? We told them that the Taliban and the Haqqani Network had issued tens of thousands of legitimate Afghan passports to terrorists. Is it the fault of the State Department officials who issued the terrorists U.S. visas, arranged their charter flights, and resettled them in your communities—all with your tax dollars? When American soldiers are killed on American soil, it’s everyone’s fault. They were on duty to protect everyone. It is your fault for dismissing us as “disgruntled veterans,” and waiting for polished lies from an agency instead of the raw truth from the men still fighting the Taliban, al-Qaeda and ISIS-K. And it’s my fault because I did not say the threat is real loud enough. I may not have said it to enough people. God protect this country, and God protect the troops, because the political parties are failing. I support President Trump, and I hope he uses all of his executive powers to undo the damage done to this country’s reputation and security as a result of the 2021 withdrawal from Afghanistan under the last administration. What happens in Afghanistan does not stay in Afghanistan. It will continue to follow us unless America corrects course. There are no “good” terrorists. Agree on that one simple truth, or we will bury more of our best again and again. Let’s work together. This Afghan national betrayed the people of this great Nation. He deserves no mercy from its legal system. His eternal place is hell. My condolences go out to the families, battle buddies, and fellow soldiers in their unit. Thank you for putting on the uniform and for your countless sacrifices. We may not act worthy of it, but the ideals of this Nation are worth defending. Please remember: if the lights go out in America, lights will go out everywhere. God Bless America 🇺🇸 God Bless a Free Afghanistan 🇦🇫
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Something is wrong when American soldiers survive Taliban, al-Qaeda, and ISIS-K attacks in Afghanistan only to be executed in broad daylight by one of their operatives in Washington, D.C. Is it the fault of the bureaucrats who dismissed our warnings that these terrorists were already inside the United States—some evacuated? Is it the fault of the Senators who are stalling the No Tax Dollars For Terrorists Act after we proved your money was funneled to the Taliban? We told them the Taliban are the same as they were on 9/11 and nothing has changed. Is it the fault of the Members of Congress who voted down an amendment that would stop all U.S. intelligence sharing with the Taliban? Is it the fault of the experts who crowned the Taliban as America’s counterterrorism partner, and continued collecting intelligence from them despite our repeated briefings that the Taliban hosts a dozen international terrorist groups? Is it the fault of the CIA’s political leadership who claimed the Taliban can be trusted and relied on to tell the U.S. government who’s who and what they are planning? Is it the fault of the FBI’s political leadership who insisted the vetting system is flawless and that the American public has nothing to worry about? We told them that the Taliban and the Haqqani Network had issued tens of thousands of legitimate Afghan passports to terrorists. Is it the fault of the State Department officials who issued the terrorists U.S. visas, arranged their charter flights, and resettled them in your communities—all with your tax dollars? When American soldiers are killed on American soil, it’s everyone’s fault. They were on duty to protect everyone. It is your fault for dismissing us as “disgruntled veterans,” and waiting for polished lies from an agency instead of the raw truth from the men still fighting the Taliban, al-Qaeda and ISIS-K. And it’s my fault because I did not say the threat is real loud enough. I may not have said it to enough people. God protect this country, and God protect the troops, because the political parties are failing. I support President Trump, and I hope he uses all of his executive powers to undo the damage done to this country’s reputation and security as a result of the 2021 withdrawal from Afghanistan under the last administration. What happens in Afghanistan does not stay in Afghanistan. It will continue to follow us unless America corrects course. There are no “good” terrorists. Agree on that one simple truth, or we will bury more of our best again and again. Let’s work together. This Afghan national betrayed the people of this great Nation. He deserves no mercy from its legal system. His eternal place is hell. My condolences go out to the families, battle buddies, and fellow soldiers in their unit. Thank you for putting on the uniform and for your countless sacrifices. We may not act worthy of it, but the ideals of this Nation are worth defending. Please remember: if the lights go out in America, lights will go out everywhere. God Bless America 🇺🇸 God Bless a Free Afghanistan 🇦🇫

Legend

34,747 views • 9 months ago

Rise & Collapse of #Taliban-#China Energy Deal In Jan 2023, #Afghanistan's Taliban and China's CAPEIC signed a 25-year oil-extraction contract, with the Chinese side pledging $540 million in investment over the first three years. It was hailed as a landmark event, marking the first major energy agreement a foreign company had struck with the Taliban since their return to power. The signing was telecast live, with DPM Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar and Chinese Ambassador Wang Yu both in attendance. By mid-2025, the much-publicised deal had collapsed. Taliban's Ministry of Mines and Petroleum accused CAPEIC of repeated contractual breaches, delayed investment, missed infrastructure work & unpaid royalties. The Chinese side pushed back with its own version of events entirely. Chinese employees of the joint venture told NPR that Taliban forces "forcibly took over" the joint venture's oil fields and "drove our Chinese personnel out of the oil field at gunpoint." They also reported the Taliban detained 12 Chinese staff in Kabul and confiscated their passports. Weeks after the deal was scrapped, one Chinese employee gave the US broadcaster NPR a blunt take: they'd hoped the project would help develop Afghanistan, stabilize the interim Taliban government, and by extension benefit China's own Xinjiang region, but instead found a partner with no real interest in mutual gain, more inclined to simply seize what it wanted.
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Rise & Collapse of #Taliban-#China Energy Deal In Jan 2023, #Afghanistan's Taliban and China's CAPEIC signed a 25-year oil-extraction contract, with the Chinese side pledging $540 million in investment over the first three years. It was hailed as a landmark event, marking the first major energy agreement a foreign company had struck with the Taliban since their return to power. The signing was telecast live, with DPM Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar and Chinese Ambassador Wang Yu both in attendance. By mid-2025, the much-publicised deal had collapsed. Taliban's Ministry of Mines and Petroleum accused CAPEIC of repeated contractual breaches, delayed investment, missed infrastructure work & unpaid royalties. The Chinese side pushed back with its own version of events entirely. Chinese employees of the joint venture told NPR that Taliban forces "forcibly took over" the joint venture's oil fields and "drove our Chinese personnel out of the oil field at gunpoint." They also reported the Taliban detained 12 Chinese staff in Kabul and confiscated their passports. Weeks after the deal was scrapped, one Chinese employee gave the US broadcaster NPR a blunt take: they'd hoped the project would help develop Afghanistan, stabilize the interim Taliban government, and by extension benefit China's own Xinjiang region, but instead found a partner with no real interest in mutual gain, more inclined to simply seize what it wanted.

Ayaz Gul

120,503 views • 5 days ago

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The EU has invited Taliban officials to Brussels to discuss a migration deal — and today I am shaken and deeply disturbed by this. This is the same Taliban that banned girls from secondary schools and forced them into marriage. The same Taliban that, earlier this month, arrested dozens of women in Herat for how they were dressed. The same Taliban that detains, beats and executes women who dare to speak out or break their rules. Through its system of gender apartheid, the Taliban have erased women and girls from public life. Europe must not legitimise a regime responsible for one of the worst human rights crises in the world. Any engagement with the Taliban must begin and end with the rights of Afghan women and girls.

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1,570,453 views • 2 months ago

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Last year, the Afghan Taliban’s health minister visited India. After that visit, the Afghan Taliban banned Pakistani medicines, and other Pakistani medicines in Afghanistan were confiscated and set on fire. Now he should tag Modi. Ask the Afghan Taliban to Handover TTP leadership to Pakistan who is responsible for the deaths of more than 4k innocent Pakistanis in last 5 years and that leadership is residing in Afghanistan under the protection of the Afghan Taliban, your health minister have a separate funding for the treatment of TTP and BLA terrorists.

Pakistan Defence🇵🇰

143,502 views • 4 months ago

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⚡️Al Jazeera journalist Taysir Allouni, who covered the American invasion of Afghanistan: “I dare to say that the Pakistani state, with its army, its intelligence, and its Ministry of Interior, brutalized the cadres of the Afghan Taliban after 2001. When the Americans entered Afghanistan, most of the Taliban leadership sought refuge in the tribal areas in Pakistan. There were hunting campaigns against the entire Taliban movement carried out by Pakistan. The number of detainees from the Taliban in Pakistan reached the hundreds, perhaps the thousands, including ministers in the Afghan government. Among them was the Afghan Defense Minister Mullah Obaidullah, who was killed in Pakistani prisons because he was sick and did not receive medical assistance, and there was also humiliation and torture for everyone. So the Taliban carry bitter memories of Pakistan. Mullah Baradar, the current Deputy Prime Minister of Afghanistan, remained in Pakistani prisons for a long period. Ironically, he was only released from Pakistani prisons through American mediation because he had an “open-minded” mentality, and the Americans viewed his release as something that could facilitate negotiations for the American withdrawal from Afghanistan.”

Warfare Analysis

47,409 views • 6 months ago

Kabul: Shia Residents Challenge Taliban Evacuation Order as Regime Forces Surround Shia Khatam al-Nabiyyin Seminary Shia residents in west Kabul took to the streets to protest the Taliban’s order to evacuate the Khatam al-Nabiyyin Seminary in the Darulaman area of Kabul. The protests followed an order issued by the Taliban Ministry of Justice directing the seminary’s officials and students to vacate the premises. Video shows protesters chanting slogans against the Taliban Regime’s decision both on the streets and inside the seminary grounds. One video shows Taliban forces clashing with protesters in Kabul’s Third Security District. The footage appears to show Taliban personnel beating and detaining several innocent Shia Locals. Several Shia clerics were detained by Taliban forces Earlier today the Taliban forces surrounded the Khatam al-Nabiyyin Seminary and ordered its officials and students to evacuate the premises. Personnel affiliated with the Taliban Regime’s Ministry of Justice, equipped with military equipment, were deployed around the seminary, while a number of students remained inside the building. The operation was carried out on the orders of Abdul Hakim Haqqani, the Taliban’s Minister of Justice. In videos, the military vehicles displaying the Taliban’s white flag can be seen entering the seminary grounds.
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Kabul: Shia Residents Challenge Taliban Evacuation Order as Regime Forces Surround Shia Khatam al-Nabiyyin Seminary Shia residents in west Kabul took to the streets to protest the Taliban’s order to evacuate the Khatam al-Nabiyyin Seminary in the Darulaman area of Kabul. The protests followed an order issued by the Taliban Ministry of Justice directing the seminary’s officials and students to vacate the premises. Video shows protesters chanting slogans against the Taliban Regime’s decision both on the streets and inside the seminary grounds. One video shows Taliban forces clashing with protesters in Kabul’s Third Security District. The footage appears to show Taliban personnel beating and detaining several innocent Shia Locals. Several Shia clerics were detained by Taliban forces Earlier today the Taliban forces surrounded the Khatam al-Nabiyyin Seminary and ordered its officials and students to evacuate the premises. Personnel affiliated with the Taliban Regime’s Ministry of Justice, equipped with military equipment, were deployed around the seminary, while a number of students remained inside the building. The operation was carried out on the orders of Abdul Hakim Haqqani, the Taliban’s Minister of Justice. In videos, the military vehicles displaying the Taliban’s white flag can be seen entering the seminary grounds.

Markhor Kabul 𓄅

27,768 views • 7 days ago

Mullahs from the UK (all Pakistani origin) who visited Kabul and met with Taliban officials to declare their support for the Taliban are praising Taliban officials, in the Taliban's state media. They say that the Taliban is being portrayed negatively in the media. .Counter Terrorism Policing why not send all of them all to live under a "pure sharia law" emirate with Akhundzada ???
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Mullahs from the UK (all Pakistani origin) who visited Kabul and met with Taliban officials to declare their support for the Taliban are praising Taliban officials, in the Taliban's state media. They say that the Taliban is being portrayed negatively in the media. .Counter Terrorism Policing why not send all of them all to live under a "pure sharia law" emirate with Akhundzada ???

Natiq Malikzada

70,585 views • 3 years ago

Haberman: The administration signed a mining deal with Kazakhstan for a little known U.S. Company. Six days before the deal was signed, the president's older son with other partners and took a 20% investment in the company related to the deal. What did the president know about his son's involvement in this arrangement and when did he find out about it? Leavitt: From my understanding, nothing. They would never do anything they would put the president in the place of a conflict of interest Haberman: So he did not learn about it until it was in the media? Leavitt: That’s my understanding.
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Haberman: The administration signed a mining deal with Kazakhstan for a little known U.S. Company. Six days before the deal was signed, the president's older son with other partners and took a 20% investment in the company related to the deal. What did the president know about his son's involvement in this arrangement and when did he find out about it? Leavitt: From my understanding, nothing. They would never do anything they would put the president in the place of a conflict of interest Haberman: So he did not learn about it until it was in the media? Leavitt: That’s my understanding.

Acyn

2,297,822 views • 1 month ago

The CIA, George SOROS, and the BIDEN administration's connections to the NATIONAL GUARD SHOOTER. Why are there Google Trends searches of the shooter that spike hours BEFORE the shooting even happened? Rahmanullah Lakanwal settled in Washington State from Afghanistan through the "World Relief" organization, which receives U.S. taxpayer dollars through USAID. This same NGO works with pro-migration and open border groups that are heavily backed by George Soros, who also backed the transformation of Evangelical churches, which is connected to the housing efforts through the World Relief organization. Rahmanullah Lakanwal is reportedly a former member of the CIA-backed Kandahar Strike Force, based on a leaked ID and John Ratcliffe saying on Fox, that Lakanwal had CIA “partner force” ties in Kandahar from declassified briefings. Google search results for Rahmanullah Lakanwal spiked in the DC area on November 20, which is 6 full days before the attack, and then again multiple times on the morning of the attack. Digging deeper into the background and military experience of the shooter: The Afghan refugee fought in the late days of the U.S. war there as part of a “Zero Unit,” a paramilitary force that worked with the C.I.A. The units were known for their brutality and labeled “death squads” by human rights groups. The suspect, identified by federal officials as Rahmanullah Lakanwal, 29, grew up in a village in the eastern province of Khost. A childhood friend who asked to be identified only as Muhammad because he feared Taliban reprisals said that Mr. Lakanwal had suffered from mental health issues and was disturbed by the casualties his unit had caused. “He would tell me and our friends that their military operations were very tough, their job was very difficult, and they were under a lot of pressure,” Muhammad said. Members of the Zero units were among the thousands of Afghans relocated to the United States under the Biden administration after the chaotic withdrawal of U.S. troops in August 2021, which allowed the Taliban to retake control of the country. Federal officials said Mr. Lakanwal was part of that program and had resettled with his family in Washington State. “The Biden administration justified bringing the alleged shooter to the United States in September 2021 due to his prior work with the U.S. government, including C.I.A., as a member of a partner force in Kandahar,” the C.I.A. director, John Ratcliffe, said in a statement, adding that the accused assailant “should have never been allowed to come here.” An Afghan intelligence officer, speaking anonymously because he wasn’t allowed to comment publicly, confirmed that Mr. Lakanwal had served in Kandahar in one of the Zero Units, which were formally part of the Afghan intelligence service. The units had been trained for nighttime raids targeting suspected Taliban members and were accused by human rights groups of widespread killings of civilians. The intelligence officer said that one of Mr. Lakanwal’s brothers was the deputy commander of the Zero Unit in Kandahar, which was known as 03. Muhammad, Mr. Lakanwal’s childhood friend said he had last seen him a few weeks before the Taliban takeover in 2021, when Mr. Lakanwal came to Khost to marry his second wife. He had started smoking weed, Muhammad said, and ended up divorcing his new wife a few days after the wedding. Muhammed recalled that Mr. Lakanwal told him: “When he saw blood, bodies, and the wounded, he could not tolerate it, and it put a lot of pressure on his mind.” Taliban officials denounced the actions of the Zero Units during the war. “After that, they fled to the United States in search of a better life,” Mr. Badloon said in a social media post. “These traitors still do not let the Afghan people live in peace.” The C.I.A. has denied the allegations of brutality among the units, saying they were the result of Taliban propaganda. The question remains: Was this a terror attack or an inside job?
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The CIA, George SOROS, and the BIDEN administration's connections to the NATIONAL GUARD SHOOTER. Why are there Google Trends searches of the shooter that spike hours BEFORE the shooting even happened? Rahmanullah Lakanwal settled in Washington State from Afghanistan through the "World Relief" organization, which receives U.S. taxpayer dollars through USAID. This same NGO works with pro-migration and open border groups that are heavily backed by George Soros, who also backed the transformation of Evangelical churches, which is connected to the housing efforts through the World Relief organization. Rahmanullah Lakanwal is reportedly a former member of the CIA-backed Kandahar Strike Force, based on a leaked ID and John Ratcliffe saying on Fox, that Lakanwal had CIA “partner force” ties in Kandahar from declassified briefings. Google search results for Rahmanullah Lakanwal spiked in the DC area on November 20, which is 6 full days before the attack, and then again multiple times on the morning of the attack. Digging deeper into the background and military experience of the shooter: The Afghan refugee fought in the late days of the U.S. war there as part of a “Zero Unit,” a paramilitary force that worked with the C.I.A. The units were known for their brutality and labeled “death squads” by human rights groups. The suspect, identified by federal officials as Rahmanullah Lakanwal, 29, grew up in a village in the eastern province of Khost. A childhood friend who asked to be identified only as Muhammad because he feared Taliban reprisals said that Mr. Lakanwal had suffered from mental health issues and was disturbed by the casualties his unit had caused. “He would tell me and our friends that their military operations were very tough, their job was very difficult, and they were under a lot of pressure,” Muhammad said. Members of the Zero units were among the thousands of Afghans relocated to the United States under the Biden administration after the chaotic withdrawal of U.S. troops in August 2021, which allowed the Taliban to retake control of the country. Federal officials said Mr. Lakanwal was part of that program and had resettled with his family in Washington State. “The Biden administration justified bringing the alleged shooter to the United States in September 2021 due to his prior work with the U.S. government, including C.I.A., as a member of a partner force in Kandahar,” the C.I.A. director, John Ratcliffe, said in a statement, adding that the accused assailant “should have never been allowed to come here.” An Afghan intelligence officer, speaking anonymously because he wasn’t allowed to comment publicly, confirmed that Mr. Lakanwal had served in Kandahar in one of the Zero Units, which were formally part of the Afghan intelligence service. The units had been trained for nighttime raids targeting suspected Taliban members and were accused by human rights groups of widespread killings of civilians. The intelligence officer said that one of Mr. Lakanwal’s brothers was the deputy commander of the Zero Unit in Kandahar, which was known as 03. Muhammad, Mr. Lakanwal’s childhood friend said he had last seen him a few weeks before the Taliban takeover in 2021, when Mr. Lakanwal came to Khost to marry his second wife. He had started smoking weed, Muhammad said, and ended up divorcing his new wife a few days after the wedding. Muhammed recalled that Mr. Lakanwal told him: “When he saw blood, bodies, and the wounded, he could not tolerate it, and it put a lot of pressure on his mind.” Taliban officials denounced the actions of the Zero Units during the war. “After that, they fled to the United States in search of a better life,” Mr. Badloon said in a social media post. “These traitors still do not let the Afghan people live in peace.” The C.I.A. has denied the allegations of brutality among the units, saying they were the result of Taliban propaganda. The question remains: Was this a terror attack or an inside job?

The SCIF

183,580 views • 9 months ago

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🇮🇷 BREAKING: Iran's FM announces new shipping routes in the Strait of Hormuz. FM Araghchi says the current routes "were established in 1968" and the agreement with Oman is in "final stages". Iran says it won't restart talks with the US while the interim deal signed in June is breached.

Coin Bureau

126,818 views • 1 month ago

The reason these tragedies, perpetrated by Afghan biorefuse, continue to happen throughout the west is because our government refuses to normalize relations with the government of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (i.e. The Taliban) The war in Afghanistan ended in August 2021 when the Taliban liberated Kabul. At that time, the Biden Administration implemented Operation Allies Welcome letting in nearly 75,000 Afghans under the false pretense that, by working with the US Military, these people were in danger of reprisals from the Islamic Emirate. Those reprisals never came, and in that time we imported the absolute dregs of Afghan society. Imagine what scum you have to be to be a born and bred Afghan, born and raised in Afghanistan, see a foreign occupying military force invade, and decide to collaborate with them. Is it any surprise that the people then come to the west and unleash all kinds of havoc? There is no greater scum than the person that sells out his land and his people to be a collaborationist traitor. Because western governments continue to treat the IEA as a pariah state, these people have a legal pretext upon which to claim asylum despite the fact that there have been no reprisals and the war has been over for nearly 5 years. In April of 2025, the Trump administration ended temporary protected status for roughly 15,000 of Afghan imported. This issue is not limited to the Biden Administration. All of these people need to be stripped of their visas, denaturalized and deported. Normalizing relations with the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan is an AMERICA FIRST, PRO WESTERN position and is the legal basis for sending them all back.
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The reason these tragedies, perpetrated by Afghan biorefuse, continue to happen throughout the west is because our government refuses to normalize relations with the government of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (i.e. The Taliban) The war in Afghanistan ended in August 2021 when the Taliban liberated Kabul. At that time, the Biden Administration implemented Operation Allies Welcome letting in nearly 75,000 Afghans under the false pretense that, by working with the US Military, these people were in danger of reprisals from the Islamic Emirate. Those reprisals never came, and in that time we imported the absolute dregs of Afghan society. Imagine what scum you have to be to be a born and bred Afghan, born and raised in Afghanistan, see a foreign occupying military force invade, and decide to collaborate with them. Is it any surprise that the people then come to the west and unleash all kinds of havoc? There is no greater scum than the person that sells out his land and his people to be a collaborationist traitor. Because western governments continue to treat the IEA as a pariah state, these people have a legal pretext upon which to claim asylum despite the fact that there have been no reprisals and the war has been over for nearly 5 years. In April of 2025, the Trump administration ended temporary protected status for roughly 15,000 of Afghan imported. This issue is not limited to the Biden Administration. All of these people need to be stripped of their visas, denaturalized and deported. Normalizing relations with the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan is an AMERICA FIRST, PRO WESTERN position and is the legal basis for sending them all back.

BasilianThought

76,348 views • 9 months ago

Five years ago today, 13 U.S. service members were killed in the Abbey Gate bombing during the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan. It remains one of the clearest failures of the last administration, a rushed, poorly planned exit that left Americans and allies behind and handed the country back to the Taliban. Veterans and private citizens stepped up when the government failed, risking everything to get people out. We owe it to those 13 warriors and their families to never forget what happened, or how preventable so much of it was. Never forget Abbey Gate.
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Five years ago today, 13 U.S. service members were killed in the Abbey Gate bombing during the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan. It remains one of the clearest failures of the last administration, a rushed, poorly planned exit that left Americans and allies behind and handed the country back to the Taliban. Veterans and private citizens stepped up when the government failed, risking everything to get people out. We owe it to those 13 warriors and their families to never forget what happened, or how preventable so much of it was. Never forget Abbey Gate.

Gunther Eagleman™

22,827 views • 18 days ago

This is one of the Africas largest market under lockdown today 13.3.2023 for Biafra exit and for the release of MNK. The compliance on the sit at home is 101% showing that Biafrans are no longer in allegiance with Nigeria neither are they in agreement with the Nigeria office holders in Biafraland.
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This is one of the Africas largest market under lockdown today 13.3.2023 for Biafra exit and for the release of MNK. The compliance on the sit at home is 101% showing that Biafrans are no longer in allegiance with Nigeria neither are they in agreement with the Nigeria office holders in Biafraland.

Simon Ekpa

92,664 views • 3 years ago

Haberman: "Last year the administration signed a critical minerals mining deal with Kazakhstan for a U.S. company. It was agreement that President Trump and Howard Lutnick got tentative approval for with Kazakhstan's president in September. Six days before the deal was signed, which was in November, the president's older sons with other partners took a 20% investment in a company related to the deal. What did the president know about his son's involvement in this arrangement and when did he find out about it?" Leavitt: "Nothing. I've spoken to the president and his family about this. They would absolutely never do anything that would put the president in a place of a conflict of interest." Haberman: "So the president did not learn about this until it was in the media?" Leavitt: "That's my understanding of the matter, yes."
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Haberman: "Last year the administration signed a critical minerals mining deal with Kazakhstan for a U.S. company. It was agreement that President Trump and Howard Lutnick got tentative approval for with Kazakhstan's president in September. Six days before the deal was signed, which was in November, the president's older sons with other partners took a 20% investment in a company related to the deal. What did the president know about his son's involvement in this arrangement and when did he find out about it?" Leavitt: "Nothing. I've spoken to the president and his family about this. They would absolutely never do anything that would put the president in a place of a conflict of interest." Haberman: "So the president did not learn about this until it was in the media?" Leavitt: "That's my understanding of the matter, yes."

The Bulwark

181,735 views • 1 month ago