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#Important!🚨 A media activist named Mansoor Ghaznawal says that a few days ago, former CIA officer Sarah Adams shared a photo of him—taken four years ago with Zabihullah Mujahid—and claimed that he was “Hassan bin Laden,” a third-generation member of Osama bin Laden’s family.
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#Important!🚨 A media activist named Mansoor Ghaznawal says that a few days ago, former CIA officer Sarah Adams shared a photo of him—taken four years ago with Zabihullah Mujahid—and claimed that he was “Hassan bin Laden,” a third-generation member of Osama bin Laden’s family.

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🚨 Explanation A few days ago, former CIA officer Sarah Adams (Sarah Adams) published a four-year-old photo of an ordinary Afghan citizen who had taken a picture with government spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid. She claimed that the individual was named Hassan bin Laden and was a third-generation member of Osama bin Laden’s family. It is both surprising and regrettable that a former CIA official like Sarah Adams would spread such falsehoods and rumors. The U.S. government should also take responsibility and restrain intelligence personnel like Sarah Adams from spreading misinformation, as such actions not only damage her credibility but also raise serious questions about the media and communication apparatus of the American government. It appears that Sarah Adams may even have a problem with her eyesight, as she cannot distinguish between the image of an ordinary Afghan named Jumauddin and that of Hassan bin Laden. The U.S. government should consider addressing her vision issue. Once again, we emphasize that the image published by Sarah Adams has been misinterpreted, and what she has shared is completely false and baseless rumor.
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🚨 Explanation A few days ago, former CIA officer Sarah Adams (Sarah Adams) published a four-year-old photo of an ordinary Afghan citizen who had taken a picture with government spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid. She claimed that the individual was named Hassan bin Laden and was a third-generation member of Osama bin Laden’s family. It is both surprising and regrettable that a former CIA official like Sarah Adams would spread such falsehoods and rumors. The U.S. government should also take responsibility and restrain intelligence personnel like Sarah Adams from spreading misinformation, as such actions not only damage her credibility but also raise serious questions about the media and communication apparatus of the American government. It appears that Sarah Adams may even have a problem with her eyesight, as she cannot distinguish between the image of an ordinary Afghan named Jumauddin and that of Hassan bin Laden. The U.S. government should consider addressing her vision issue. Once again, we emphasize that the image published by Sarah Adams has been misinterpreted, and what she has shared is completely false and baseless rumor.

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H.E. Mr. Ahmad Massoud, commenting on the conflict between the #Taliban and the #Pakistan army: "The main factor paving the way for military intervention by neighboring countries in #Afghanistan is the terrorist Taliban regime. By harboring terrorist groups such as TTP and Al-Qaeda, the Taliban are once again placing the people of Afghanistan in danger, just as they did when they sheltered Osama bin Laden on 2001 and used the Afghanistan people as a shield." Video credit: Haris Jamalzada
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H.E. Mr. Ahmad Massoud, commenting on the conflict between the #Taliban and the #Pakistan army: "The main factor paving the way for military intervention by neighboring countries in #Afghanistan is the terrorist Taliban regime. By harboring terrorist groups such as TTP and Al-Qaeda, the Taliban are once again placing the people of Afghanistan in danger, just as they did when they sheltered Osama bin Laden on 2001 and used the Afghanistan people as a shield." Video credit: Haris Jamalzada

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Sarah Adams is a former CIA targeter (hunter of terrorists) and one of the most fascinating people on the planet. The U.S. is currently dropping off pallets of cash ($43 million to $87 million dollars PER WEEK) that flows to the Taliban. She breaks it down here in what she refers to as the 2nd bucket of cash. Sarah categorizes the U.S. funding the Taliban into 3 buckets of cash (see the thread below). Spoiler Alert: The U.S. is paying Taliban families who died fighting Americans. Shawn Ryan Show Shawn Ryan episode #116 linked below.
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Sarah Adams is a former CIA targeter (hunter of terrorists) and one of the most fascinating people on the planet. The U.S. is currently dropping off pallets of cash ($43 million to $87 million dollars PER WEEK) that flows to the Taliban. She breaks it down here in what she refers to as the 2nd bucket of cash. Sarah categorizes the U.S. funding the Taliban into 3 buckets of cash (see the thread below). Spoiler Alert: The U.S. is paying Taliban families who died fighting Americans. Shawn Ryan Show Shawn Ryan episode #116 linked below.

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Taliban Interior Minister Sirajuddin Haqqani Admits al-Qaeda Ties at Commander’s Funeral Sirajuddin Haqqani, the Taliban’s interior minister, has publicly acknowledged longstanding ties between the Haqqani network and al-Qaeda, revealing that he personally assisted senior al-Qaeda members following their escape from prison in 2005. Speaking on Thursday, 12 February, at the funeral of a Haqqani network commander, Haqqani stated that he helped arrange the secret transfer of four senior al-Qaeda figures who had escaped from Bagram prison to Miranshah, Pakistan. His remarks mark a rare public admission of operational cooperation between the groups. The four men — Abu Yahya al-Libi, Omar Farooq, Muhammad Jafar Jamal al-Qahtani and Abdullah Hashemi al-Shami — escaped from Bagram prison in July 2005. According to Haqqani, they were subsequently transported to Miranshah, a town in Pakistan’s North Waziristan region long associated with militant activity. During the funeral address, Haqqani also praised Abdul Sattar Sadoo for his role in the Haqqani network’s insurgency against US forces and the former Afghan government. The admission contrasts with longstanding claims by the Taliban that they do not maintain ties with other militant or terrorist organizations. #aamajnews

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Pakistan has never shown remorse for providing material support to terrorists who slaughtered tens of thousands of American and Afghan soldiers. Osama bin Laden, Al-Qaeda founder, lived in Pakistan. Ayman al-Zawahiri, second Al-Qaeda Emir, lived in Pakistan. Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, 9/11 mastermind, lived in Pakistan. Abu Zubaydah, 9/11 planner, lived in Pakistan. Mullah Omar, Taliban founder, lived in Pakistan. Mullah Mansour, second Taliban leader, lived in Pakistan. Mullah Akhundzada, current Taliban leader, lived in Pakistan. Mullah Hassan Akhund, Taliban Prime Minister, lived in Pakistan. Mullah Abdul Baradar, Taliban Deputy Prime Minister, lived in Pakistan. Mullah Yaqoob, Taliban Minister of Defense, lived in Pakistan. Amir Khan Muttaqi, Taliban Minister of Foreign Affairs, lived in Pakistan. Zabiullah Mujahid, Taliban Spokesperson, lived in Pakistan. Sirajuddin Haqqani, Haqqani Network Minister of Interior, lived in Pakistan. Najibullah Haqqani, Haqqani Network Minister of Communications, lived in Pakistan. Abdul Kabir, Taliban Deputy Prime Minister for Political Affairs, lived in Pakistan. Noorullah Noori, Taliban Minister of Borders and Tribal Affairs, lived in Pakistan. Shahabuddin Delawar, Taliban Minister of Mines and Petroleum, lived in Pakistan. Khairullah Khairkhwa, Taliban Minister of Information and Culture, lived in Pakistan. Abdul Manan Omari, Taliban Minister of Public Works, lived in Pakistan. Abdul Qayyum Zakir, Taliban Deputy Minister of Defense, lived in Pakistan. Hafiz Saeed, Mumbai attacks mastermind, lived in Pakistan. Masood Azhar, airline hijacker and the man who brought jihad to Britain, lived in Pakistan. Sanaullah Ghafari, ISKP leader, lived in Pakistan. I refuse to believe Pakistani intelligence has suddenly lost control of the monsters it created. I don’t trust the Pakistani government. Watch this clip where I talk about their crimes in detail with Shawn Ryan Shawn Ryan. I also covered this topic with Rep. Tim Burchett on his new podcast last month. Thank you.
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Taliban members recently shared an old video on the social media platform X, showing Sirajuddin Haqqani and his brother, Badruddin Haqqani, bidding farewell to a young teenage suicide bomber named Jamaluddin. In a post accompanying the video, Taliban member Abdullah Raihan explained that the footage captures the moment when "Jamaluddin was sent on a mission to assassinate a foreign leader at the time." Raihan added that "Jamaluddin did not succeed in his mission that day." The exact time and location of the video recording are unknown. In addition to Sirajuddin Haqqani, the current Taliban interior minister, Badruddin Haqqani is also seen in the video. Badruddin, Sirajuddin's brother, was known as "one of the two main figures in the Haqqani family-led network." Raihan also mentioned that "Badruddin had prepared and directed dozens of suicide bombers for complex and successful operations that left the enemy shocked and stunned." The Taliban member further noted that Jamaluddin was eventually killed alongside Badruddin Haqqani in a US drone strike. However, he did not specify the location of Badruddin's assassination. The Haqqani family confirmed to the media in 2012 that Badruddin Haqqani was killed on 24 August 2012, in a US strike in North Waziristan, Pakistan. Most of the suicide attacks against Afghanistan over the past 20 years were planned and directed from North Waziristan, Pakistan. According to human rights organisations, many of the Taliban's suicide bombers were children and teenagers who had been "brainwashed" by the group.

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Taliban Foreign Minister Calls Recent Dispute with Pakistan a Problem with “Pakistan’s Military Circles” Mullah Amir Khan Muttaqi, the Taliban’s Foreign Minister, says that the recent dispute between the group and Pakistan is a problem between the Taliban and the military circles of the Pakistani government. Mullah Muttaqi claims that over the past four years, Pakistan has committed violations of Afghanistan’s territory. The Foreign Minister also alleges that ISIS fighters are being trained on Pakistani soil. He adds that one of Pakistan’s demands is the relocation of TTP fighters into Afghan territory, which, according to him, is not feasible. #aamajnews

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Amir Khan Muttaqi, who is the current acting foreign minister of Taliban, was Mullah Mohammed Omar's spokesman during Talibans’s first stint in power. in this video on November 2001 after US bombed Kandahar, Amir khan muttaqi is referring to the hijackers in the Sept. 11 assault on the US: "It was 20 people or 40 people all of whom had a good life, they were educated, but they didn't care about their life, they were ready to sacrifice their life. You have to think why did they want to do this?" This is the real face of the Terrorists who are now free from any track down. Recently US 10M bounty on Sarajuddin Haqqani was lifted. Arn‘t they the same Taliban who provided sanctuary to Alqaeda leader Osama bin Laden, who was responsible for the September 11 attacks.
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Amir Khan Muttaqi, who is the current acting foreign minister of Taliban, was Mullah Mohammed Omar's spokesman during Talibans’s first stint in power. in this video on November 2001 after US bombed Kandahar, Amir khan muttaqi is referring to the hijackers in the Sept. 11 assault on the US: "It was 20 people or 40 people all of whom had a good life, they were educated, but they didn't care about their life, they were ready to sacrifice their life. You have to think why did they want to do this?" This is the real face of the Terrorists who are now free from any track down. Recently US 10M bounty on Sarajuddin Haqqani was lifted. Arn‘t they the same Taliban who provided sanctuary to Alqaeda leader Osama bin Laden, who was responsible for the September 11 attacks.

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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.”
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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

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Very Important Update Some Taliban-friendly staffers at the Senate Foreign Relations Committee are quietly making changes to our legislation that is supposed to defund the Taliban. The primary staffer involved is Thomas West, who lost his security clearance in August 2025. At President Trump’s direction, the Director of National Intelligence revoked his clearance for “politicization or weaponization of intelligence,” failure to safeguard classified information, and other “detrimental” conduct. Before joining the Senate as a Democratic staffer, Thomas West served as the Biden administration’s Special Representative to Taliban-controlled Afghanistan, where he politicized intelligence, manipulated assessments, and whitewashed the Taliban. Thomas West joined the Democratic staff of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee only one month before the House of Representatives passed our No Tax Dollars For Terrorists Act. The bill was referred to that very Committee on June 23, 2025, where Thomas West has since been allowed to block it from advancing to a full Senate vote and is editing the legislation. The current edits include removing the two most important clauses: 1. Removing mandatory reporting to Congress on U.S. dollar and Afghani cash shipments that benefit the Taliban. 2. Removing mandatory reporting on NGOs that hire Taliban members, purchase goods and services from Taliban businesses, distribute aid to the Taliban fighters, whose NGO licenses were issued by the Taliban, and whose employees were vetted by the Taliban’s intelligence. The No Tax Dollars For Terrorists Act is meaningless without these two clauses. If there is no obligation to report it, taxpayer money will continue flowing to the Taliban. Thomas West is deliberately creating loopholes. He does not want to defund the Taliban. He openly advocates for increased U.S. government engagement with the Taliban. He has called them technocrats, sincere, and professionals. He continues treating the Taliban as a legitimate counterterrorism partner of the United States. Thomas West still maintains communications with senior Taliban and Haqqani Network members even though he is no longer the U.S. Representative to Taliban-controlled Afghanistan. Thomas West is a Democratic staffer but the Foreign Relations Committee is Republican-controlled and led by Chairman James Risch of Idaho. This should not be tolerated. The Taliban is a terrorist group. Thomas West cannot be allowed to edit a bill intended to Defund the Taliban. Personally, I believe he should not even be near the Senate building or sensitive information after his security clearance was revoked. Please help spread this. Investigate and verify every claim for yourself. I am grateful for your support. Thank you. Shawn Ryan Rep. Tim Burchett Press Office
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Very Important Update Some Taliban-friendly staffers at the Senate Foreign Relations Committee are quietly making changes to our legislation that is supposed to defund the Taliban. The primary staffer involved is Thomas West, who lost his security clearance in August 2025. At President Trump’s direction, the Director of National Intelligence revoked his clearance for “politicization or weaponization of intelligence,” failure to safeguard classified information, and other “detrimental” conduct. Before joining the Senate as a Democratic staffer, Thomas West served as the Biden administration’s Special Representative to Taliban-controlled Afghanistan, where he politicized intelligence, manipulated assessments, and whitewashed the Taliban. Thomas West joined the Democratic staff of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee only one month before the House of Representatives passed our No Tax Dollars For Terrorists Act. The bill was referred to that very Committee on June 23, 2025, where Thomas West has since been allowed to block it from advancing to a full Senate vote and is editing the legislation. The current edits include removing the two most important clauses: 1. Removing mandatory reporting to Congress on U.S. dollar and Afghani cash shipments that benefit the Taliban. 2. Removing mandatory reporting on NGOs that hire Taliban members, purchase goods and services from Taliban businesses, distribute aid to the Taliban fighters, whose NGO licenses were issued by the Taliban, and whose employees were vetted by the Taliban’s intelligence. The No Tax Dollars For Terrorists Act is meaningless without these two clauses. If there is no obligation to report it, taxpayer money will continue flowing to the Taliban. Thomas West is deliberately creating loopholes. He does not want to defund the Taliban. He openly advocates for increased U.S. government engagement with the Taliban. He has called them technocrats, sincere, and professionals. He continues treating the Taliban as a legitimate counterterrorism partner of the United States. Thomas West still maintains communications with senior Taliban and Haqqani Network members even though he is no longer the U.S. Representative to Taliban-controlled Afghanistan. Thomas West is a Democratic staffer but the Foreign Relations Committee is Republican-controlled and led by Chairman James Risch of Idaho. This should not be tolerated. The Taliban is a terrorist group. Thomas West cannot be allowed to edit a bill intended to Defund the Taliban. Personally, I believe he should not even be near the Senate building or sensitive information after his security clearance was revoked. Please help spread this. Investigate and verify every claim for yourself. I am grateful for your support. Thank you. Shawn Ryan Rep. Tim Burchett Press Office

Legend

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🟥The day before 9/11 Americans didn't think Radical Islam Was their Problem. "Months before the 9/11 attacks, the Lion of Panjshir, Ahmad Shah Massoud, warned U.S. intelligence officials that al-Qaeda was planning an attack on the U.S. homeland. His warning fell on deaf ears…2 days before 9/11- on orders from Osama Bin Laden, he was assassinated by al-Qaeda operatives posing as journalists. Now, over twenty years later, Massoud's son, Ahmad Massoud, the exiled leader of the National Resistance Front of Afghanistan, echoes his father's warning - An attack on U.S. and European soil is very much possible now. It is not a matter of if, it’s a matter of when." - @TPASarah
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🟥The day before 9/11 Americans didn't think Radical Islam Was their Problem. "Months before the 9/11 attacks, the Lion of Panjshir, Ahmad Shah Massoud, warned U.S. intelligence officials that al-Qaeda was planning an attack on the U.S. homeland. His warning fell on deaf ears…2 days before 9/11- on orders from Osama Bin Laden, he was assassinated by al-Qaeda operatives posing as journalists. Now, over twenty years later, Massoud's son, Ahmad Massoud, the exiled leader of the National Resistance Front of Afghanistan, echoes his father's warning - An attack on U.S. and European soil is very much possible now. It is not a matter of if, it’s a matter of when." - @TPASarah

Apexguard

146,149 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

“If Kabul is attacked, the response will be in Islamabad,” says the Taliban’s Defence Minister. After ten days of attacks on targets in Kabul by the Pakistani army, Mullah Yaqoob Mujahid warned that any attack on Kabul would be met with retaliation against Islamabad, adding that the Taliban are prepared for a prolonged conflict if necessary. Speaking in an interview with Tolo News, a media outlet affiliated with the Taliban, Mullah Yaqoob said that their fighters had inflicted significant losses on Pakistan in response to the death of a single Afghan civilian. He stressed that the group does not seek war but would continue fighting if the conflict persists. “If they extend the war for ten years, we are ready to fight for ten years as well. We have no fear,” he said. He also rejected labeling Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) as a terrorist group, saying such claims are “imaginary and unrealistic,” and describing Pakistan’s demand as baseless. Mullah Yaqoob grew up in Karachi, Pakistan, where he also studied at a madrassa. His father, Mullah Omar, also died in Pakistan. #aamajnews
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“If Kabul is attacked, the response will be in Islamabad,” says the Taliban’s Defence Minister. After ten days of attacks on targets in Kabul by the Pakistani army, Mullah Yaqoob Mujahid warned that any attack on Kabul would be met with retaliation against Islamabad, adding that the Taliban are prepared for a prolonged conflict if necessary. Speaking in an interview with Tolo News, a media outlet affiliated with the Taliban, Mullah Yaqoob said that their fighters had inflicted significant losses on Pakistan in response to the death of a single Afghan civilian. He stressed that the group does not seek war but would continue fighting if the conflict persists. “If they extend the war for ten years, we are ready to fight for ten years as well. We have no fear,” he said. He also rejected labeling Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) as a terrorist group, saying such claims are “imaginary and unrealistic,” and describing Pakistan’s demand as baseless. Mullah Yaqoob grew up in Karachi, Pakistan, where he also studied at a madrassa. His father, Mullah Omar, also died in Pakistan. #aamajnews

Aamaj News English

58,178 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

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

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