I do not believe the “military” left theirs behind, but most of many of these are service dogs. Following the breadcrumbs it looks like it may have been the boobs at the CDC who blocked these dogs from getting out of Kabul due to vaccination issues.
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Weird. I click on her public profile and see everything from that tweet. Seems to me it wasn’t censored
Unfreaking believable. He signed a surrender treaty promising to get the US out 3 months prior to Biden's evacuation. Only for the cult idiots.
So everything President Trump had organized like Border Protection, energy independence, low inflation was instantly reversed by Executive Order, BUT the ONLY Trump policy Biden followed up with was the Afgan policy ?
The topic was Trumps ridiculous statement against a quick withdrawal from Afghanistan, that he was actually for a year ago.
Trump adjusted his plan under direction from top commanders. Did Biden listen to top commanders and adjust his plan?
Trump cuts troop levels to 2,500 in Iraq and Afghanistan
At President Trump's order and despite Pentagon skepticism, acting Defense Secretary Christopher Miller announced a cut in troops in Iraq and Afghanistan.
www.latimes.com
"Trump reconsidered a complete troop pullout after pushback in recent days from top commanders and from Republicans in Congress, who said they feared an abrupt exit after two decades of war could embolden the remnants of the Islamic State in Iraq and undercut fragile peace talks between the Afghan government and the Taliban."
You are a fool who even when presented with iron-clad facts denies the truth. Facebook owns Instagram. They bought it in 2012. Instagram blocked Shana Chappel's account after she posted about Biden's lack of humanity and comparing Beau's death in his mid-40s with that of a young 20's Marine in a combat zone.
Facebook owns Instagram:
FACEBOOK BUYS INSTAGRAM FOR $1 BILLION: What You Need To Know
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Facebook Censors Shana Chappel.
Mom of slain Marine Censored on Facebook & Instagram after She Blasted Biden For ‘rolling his eyes when she blamed him’, telling her “whatever”, and repeatedly checking his watch AS THEY MOURNED THEIR CHILDREN AND SPOUSES!
The mom of a US Marine killed by a suicide bomber in Kabul last week has claimed she was censored on Instagram after she blamed Joe Biden for his death. Shana Chappell also claimed that the pr…
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Facebook says it was a 'mistake'. Enough! Quit being stupid.
Facebook says deleting account of slain soldier’s mother who criticised Joe Biden was a mistake
Facebook deletes account of marine’s mother who criticised Joe Biden by mistake
Shana Chappell is among several family members of the 13 troops killed in Afghanistan highly critical of the president
www.independent.co.uk
Trump agreed with Generals to leave 2,500 men until May 1 then pull them out.Trump adjusted his plan under direction from top commanders. Did Biden listen to top commanders and adjust his plan?
Trump cuts troop levels to 2,500 in Iraq and Afghanistan
At President Trump's order and despite Pentagon skepticism, acting Defense Secretary Christopher Miller announced a cut in troops in Iraq and Afghanistan.
"Trump reconsidered a complete troop pullout after pushback in recent days from top commanders and from Republicans in Congress, who said they feared an abrupt exit after two decades of war could embolden the remnants of the Islamic State in Iraq and undercut fragile peace talks between the Afghan government and the Taliban."
The letter you posted was never censored.You are a fool who even when presented with iron-clad facts denies the truth. Facebook owns Instagram. They bought it in 2012. Instagram blocked Shana Chappel's account after she posted about Biden's lack of humanity and comparing Beau's death in his mid-40s with that of a young 20's Marine in a combat zone.
Facebook owns Instagram:
FACEBOOK BUYS INSTAGRAM FOR $1 BILLION: What You Need To Know
Facebook Censors Shana Chappel.
Mom of slain Marine Censored on Facebook & Instagram after She Blasted Biden For ‘rolling his eyes when she blamed him’, telling her “whatever”, and repeatedly checking his watch AS THEY MOURNED THEIR CHILDREN AND SPOUSES!
The mom of a US Marine killed by a suicide bomber in Kabul last week has claimed she was censored on Instagram after she blamed Joe Biden for his death. Shana Chappell also claimed that the pr…
Facebook says it was a 'mistake'. Enough! Quit being stupid.
Facebook says deleting account of slain soldier’s mother who criticised Joe Biden was a mistake
Facebook deletes account of marine’s mother who criticised Joe Biden by mistake
Shana Chappell is among several family members of the 13 troops killed in Afghanistan highly critical of the president
The mom was never silenced or censored or whatever you want to call it. I read the letter directly from her page literally minutes after DJTJ posted it.
There’s a lot to be disgusted by w/ the social media giants. Claims that they’re conspiring to silence gold star parents to protect uncle Joe ain’t it.
Sad stuff. I don't know the solution to any of this anymore.
This feels like living in the civil war without the guns (well some have the guns) but instead on a message board with brother turning against brother.
Masks vs. Non-masks
Vaccinators vs anti-vaxxers
blah blah blah.
One more thing I'm not saying Trump's plan, whatever it ended up being in its final stages on afghanistan was, but Biden's plan certainly didn't work. And that is on him.
Unfreaking believable. Trump had a withdrawal date of May 1st - you can do a lot right in 4 months. If Trump had used the Biden blueprint, we could have been out by January 15th. All he had to do was abandon Bagram, leave 85B in military equipment behind for Iran and China, and fly the troops out. He could easily have done the Biden plan in a week - say January 13 - January 20.
Biden plan:
- Abandon American citizens (check)
- Leave 85 Billion of excellent gear for the enemy (check)
- Remove all American forces (check)
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Huff Post is a right leaning as it gets..ho,ho..
www.huffpost.com
U.S. Left Most Afghans Who Helped Americans Behind
A State Department official estimated that a "majority" of Afghans who worked with the U.S. were not evacuated before American forces withdrew.
Can you read? "The letter you posted was never censored". Huh? Why did Facebook say it was mistake?
Facebook says deleting account of slain soldier’s mother who criticised Joe Biden was a mistake
American opinion is very fluid. Two months ago Biden could do no wrong. As of yesterday: Politico/Morning Consult 47% approve, 49% disapprove; 61% country is headed in wrong direction.
Rasmussen 42% approve, 56% disapprove.
Economist/YouGov 47% approve, 46% disapprove; 58% country is headed in wrong direction.
Rasmussen 42% approve, 56% disapprove.
Economist/YouGov 47% approve, 46% disapprove; 58% country is headed in wrong direction.
Nearly 90 retired military figures call for Austin, Milley to resign over chaotic evacuation
Nearly 90 retired generals and other military figures told Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Mark A. Milley to resign Tuesday for “negligence in performing their duties” ahead of the chaotic evacuation from Afghanistan.
www.washingtontimes.com
Less than the 102 brain dead retired military that last signed a letter against Biden. Is that an improvement.Nearly 90 retired military figures call for Austin, Milley to resign over chaotic evacuation
Nearly 90 retired generals and other military figures told Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Mark A. Milley to resign Tuesday for “negligence in performing their duties” ahead of the chaotic evacuation from Afghanistan.
These were Flag Officers 4 America who signed this.They may have misspelled “for” but they are for America.We should all agree with them.
Bottom line:Joe Biden was clobbered in the first 3 primaries in 2019 and was basically broke.Kamala Harris,who once felt Biden might have assaulted women, dropped out on Dec. 3rd for lack of support and also ran out of money. But together they became the “Team “that got 80 million votes.We are screwed.
Do people believe that Facebook made a mistake?You are a fool who even when presented with iron-clad facts denies the truth. Facebook owns Instagram. They bought it in 2012. Instagram blocked Shana Chappel's account after she posted about Biden's lack of humanity and comparing Beau's death in his mid-40s with that of a young 20's Marine in a combat zone.
Facebook owns Instagram:
FACEBOOK BUYS INSTAGRAM FOR $1 BILLION: What You Need To Know
Facebook Censors Shana Chappel.
Mom of slain Marine Censored on Facebook & Instagram after She Blasted Biden For ‘rolling his eyes when she blamed him’, telling her “whatever”, and repeatedly checking his watch AS THEY MOURNED THEIR CHILDREN AND SPOUSES!
The mom of a US Marine killed by a suicide bomber in Kabul last week has claimed she was censored on Instagram after she blamed Joe Biden for his death. Shana Chappell also claimed that the pr…
Facebook says it was a 'mistake'. Enough! Quit being stupid.
Facebook says deleting account of slain soldier’s mother who criticised Joe Biden was a mistake
Facebook deletes account of marine’s mother who criticised Joe Biden by mistake
Shana Chappell is among several family members of the 13 troops killed in Afghanistan highly critical of the president
There is no way president potato got 80 million votes
Why because they wear a lot of medals (like the old Russian military)?. They are the same dead brains that politicized against Biden before. Half are known cranks.
No, you did not. You did not post a signed surrender treaty.
'Disturbing and reckless': Retired brass spread election lie in attack on Biden, Democrats
The open letter from 124 retired officers alarmed current and former military members concerned about the politicization of the military.
Notable signatories included retired Army Brig. Gen. Don Bolduc, who is running for the U.S. Senate in New Hampshire. | Andrew Harnik/AP Photo
By BRYAN BENDER
05/11/2021 09:28 PM EDT
A day after 124 retired generals and admirals released a letter spreading the lie that President Joe Biden stole the election, current and former military officers are speaking out, calling the missive a dangerous new sign of the military being dragged into the trenches of partisan warfare.
The open letter on Monday from a group calling itself Flag Officers 4 America advanced the false conspiracy theory that the presidential vote was rigged in Biden's favor and warned that the nation is "in deep peril" from "a full-blown assault on our Constitutional rights."
“Under a Democrat Congress and the Current Administration,” they wrote, “our Country has taken a hard left turn toward Socialism and a Marxist form of tyrannical government which must be countered now by electing congressional and presidential candidates who will always act to defend our Constitutional Republic.”
The broadside also raises questions about “the mental and physical condition of the Commander in Chief" and sounds the alarm about a host of hot-button issues, such as the border wall. It goes on to accuse congressional leaders of "using the U.S. military as political pawns with thousands of troops deployed around the U.S. Capitol Building."
The group's website claims that "we are in a fight for our survival as a Constitutional Republic like no other time since our founding in 1776."
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Icky apparently knows it didn't happen.
Mistake? No, completely intentional. But, the people fought back. As you know, they never mistakenly block liberals, communists, etc. It never happens.
That simply shows they were friggin prophets.'Disturbing and reckless': Retired brass spread election lie in attack on Biden, Democrats
The open letter from 124 retired officers alarmed current and former military members concerned about the politicization of the military.
Notable signatories included retired Army Brig. Gen. Don Bolduc, who is running for the U.S. Senate in New Hampshire. | Andrew Harnik/AP Photo
By BRYAN BENDER
05/11/2021 09:28 PM EDT
A day after 124 retired generals and admirals released a letter spreading the lie that President Joe Biden stole the election, current and former military officers are speaking out, calling the missive a dangerous new sign of the military being dragged into the trenches of partisan warfare.
The open letter on Monday from a group calling itself Flag Officers 4 America advanced the false conspiracy theory that the presidential vote was rigged in Biden's favor and warned that the nation is "in deep peril" from "a full-blown assault on our Constitutional rights."
“Under a Democrat Congress and the Current Administration,” they wrote, “our Country has taken a hard left turn toward Socialism and a Marxist form of tyrannical government which must be countered now by electing congressional and presidential candidates who will always act to defend our Constitutional Republic.”
The broadside also raises questions about “the mental and physical condition of the Commander in Chief" and sounds the alarm about a host of hot-button issues, such as the border wall. It goes on to accuse congressional leaders of "using the U.S. military as political pawns with thousands of troops deployed around the U.S. Capitol Building."
The group's website claims that "we are in a fight for our survival as a Constitutional Republic like no other time since our founding in 1776."
If that Tweet is accurate, there are a number of reasons why a drone strike wouldn’t be permitted
So you know there is not a signed surrender treaty like you posted?
You made my point. You lied about the "signed surrender treaty". Then you doubled down saying you had already posted it. You are better than that. As opposed to Nhumper, you have a bit of cred here. You should attempt to keep what little you have intact.
Capiche?
FOREIGN AFFAIRS COUNCIL
U.S.-Taliban Peace Deal: What to Know
The United States and the Taliban signed an agreement aimed at ending the eighteen-year war in Afghanistan, but many factors could still disrupt the peace process.After a week-long deal to reduce violence across Afghanistan, the U.S. and the Taliban signed a historic agreement Saturday that would see U.S. troops start to withdraw, according to a statement issued Friday afternoon by President Donald Trump.
ABC NEWS
"Soon, at my direction, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will witness the signing of an agreement with representatives of the Taliban, while Secretary of Defense Mark Esper will issue a joint declaration with the government of Afghanistan. If the Taliban and the government of Afghanistan live up to these commitments, we will have a powerful path forward to end the war in Afghanistan and bring our troops home," Trump said.
After a week-long deal to reduce violence across Afghanistan, the U.S. and the Taliban signed a historic agreement Saturday that would see U.S. troops start to withdraw, according to a statement issued Friday afternoon by President Donald Trump.
CNN
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There is little doubt that the American people are tired of the war in Afghanistan. But leaving at this point has its own set of challenges.ADVERTISEMENT
Afghan conflict: US and Taliban sign deal to end 18-year war
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media captionTrump: "It's been a hard journey for everybody"
The US and the Taliban have signed an "agreement for bringing peace" to Afghanistan after more than 18 years of conflict.
The US and Nato allies have agreed to withdraw all troops within 14 months if the militants uphold the deal.
President Trump said it had been a "long and hard journey" in Afghanistan. "It's time after all these years to bring our people back home," he said.
Talks between the Afghan government and the Taliban are due to follow.
Under the agreement, the militants also agreed not to allow al-Qaeda or any other extremist group to operate in the areas they control.
- The long road to peace
- The Afghan war: The short and long story
- What could peace look like?
- Who are the Taliban?
He said US troops had been killing terrorists in Afghanistan "by the thousands" and now it was "time for someone else to do that work and it will be the Taliban and it could be surrounding countries".
"I really believe the Taliban wants to do something to show we're not all wasting time," Mr Trump added. "If bad things happen, we'll go back with a force like no-one's ever seen."
BBC
The United States and the Taliban mark the signing of their agreement in Doha.
What happened in Doha?
The deal was signed by US special envoy Zalmay Khalilzad and Taliban political chief Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar with US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo as a witness.In a speech, Mr Pompeo urged the militant group to "keep your promises to cut ties with al-Qaeda".
Mr Baradar said he hoped Afghanistan could now emerge from four decades of conflict.
"I hope that with the withdrawal of all foreign forces from Afghanistan the Afghan nation under an Islamic regime will take its relief and embark on a new prosperous life," he said.
Afghans in Jalalabad celebrated ahead of the deal's signing
Meanwhile US Defence Secretary Mark Esper was in the Afghan capital Kabul alongside Afghanistan's President Ashraf Ghani - whose government did not take part in the US-Taliban talks.
Mr Esper said: "This is a hopeful moment, but it is only the beginning. The road ahead will not be easy. Achieving lasting peace in Afghanistan will require patience and compromise among all parties." He said the US would continue to support the Afghan government.
Mr Ghani said the country was "looking forward to a full ceasefire". The government said it was ready to negotiate with the Taliban.
What's in the agreement?
Within the first 135 days of the deal the US will reduce its forces in Afghanistan to 8,600, with allies also drawing down their forces proportionately.The move would allow US President Donald Trump to show that he has brought troops home ahead of the US presidential election in November.
The deal also provides for a prisoner swap. Some 5,000 Taliban prisoners and 1,000 Afghan security force prisoners would be exchanged by 10 March, when talks between the Taliban and the Afghan government are due to start.
The US will also lift sanctions against the Taliban and work with the UN to lift its separate sanctions against the group.
In Kabul, activist Zahra Husseini said she feared the deal could worsen the situation for women in Afghanistan.
"I don't trust the Taliban, and remember how they suppressed women when they were ruling," the 28-year-old told AFP.
"Today is a dark day, and as I was watching the deal being signed, I had this bad feeling that it would result in their return to power rather than in peace."
CAPICHE? DOH!
Thats very busy. Did you post the treaty you referenced yet?FOREIGN AFFAIRS COUNCIL
U.S.-Taliban Peace Deal: What to Know
The United States and the Taliban signed an agreement aimed at ending the eighteen-year war in Afghanistan, but many factors could still disrupt the peace process.
After a week-long deal to reduce violence across Afghanistan, the U.S. and the Taliban signed a historic agreement Saturday that would see U.S. troops start to withdraw, according to a statement issued Friday afternoon by President Donald Trump.
ABC NEWS
"Soon, at my direction, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will witness the signing of an agreement with representatives of the Taliban, while Secretary of Defense Mark Esper will issue a joint declaration with the government of Afghanistan. If the Taliban and the government of Afghanistan live up to these commitments, we will have a powerful path forward to end the war in Afghanistan and bring our troops home," Trump said.
After a week-long deal to reduce violence across Afghanistan, the U.S. and the Taliban signed a historic agreement Saturday that would see U.S. troops start to withdraw, according to a statement issued Friday afternoon by President Donald Trump.
CNN
THOUGHT EXPERIMENT
U.S. signs a peace deal with the Taliban, but is the war in Afghanistan really ending?
There is little doubt that the American people are tired of the war in Afghanistan. But leaving at this point has its own set of challenges.
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Afghan conflict: US and Taliban sign deal to end 18-year war
Published29 February 2020
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media captionTrump: "It's been a hard journey for everybody"
The US and the Taliban have signed an "agreement for bringing peace" to Afghanistan after more than 18 years of conflict.
The US and Nato allies have agreed to withdraw all troops within 14 months if the militants uphold the deal.
President Trump said it had been a "long and hard journey" in Afghanistan. "It's time after all these years to bring our people back home," he said.
Talks between the Afghan government and the Taliban are due to follow.
Under the agreement, the militants also agreed not to allow al-Qaeda or any other extremist group to operate in the areas they control.
Speaking at the White House, Mr Trump said the Taliban had been trying to reach an agreement with the US for a long time.
- The long road to peace
- The Afghan war: The short and long story
- What could peace look like?
- Who are the Taliban?
He said US troops had been killing terrorists in Afghanistan "by the thousands" and now it was "time for someone else to do that work and it will be the Taliban and it could be surrounding countries".
"I really believe the Taliban wants to do something to show we're not all wasting time," Mr Trump added. "If bad things happen, we'll go back with a force like no-one's ever seen."
BBC
The United States and the Taliban mark the signing of their agreement in Doha.
What happened in Doha?
The deal was signed by US special envoy Zalmay Khalilzad and Taliban political chief Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar with US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo as a witness.
In a speech, Mr Pompeo urged the militant group to "keep your promises to cut ties with al-Qaeda".
Mr Baradar said he hoped Afghanistan could now emerge from four decades of conflict.
"I hope that with the withdrawal of all foreign forces from Afghanistan the Afghan nation under an Islamic regime will take its relief and embark on a new prosperous life," he said.
Afghans in Jalalabad celebrated ahead of the deal's signing
Meanwhile US Defence Secretary Mark Esper was in the Afghan capital Kabul alongside Afghanistan's President Ashraf Ghani - whose government did not take part in the US-Taliban talks.
Mr Esper said: "This is a hopeful moment, but it is only the beginning. The road ahead will not be easy. Achieving lasting peace in Afghanistan will require patience and compromise among all parties." He said the US would continue to support the Afghan government.
Mr Ghani said the country was "looking forward to a full ceasefire". The government said it was ready to negotiate with the Taliban.
What's in the agreement?
Within the first 135 days of the deal the US will reduce its forces in Afghanistan to 8,600, with allies also drawing down their forces proportionately.
The move would allow US President Donald Trump to show that he has brought troops home ahead of the US presidential election in November.
The deal also provides for a prisoner swap. Some 5,000 Taliban prisoners and 1,000 Afghan security force prisoners would be exchanged by 10 March, when talks between the Taliban and the Afghan government are due to start.
The US will also lift sanctions against the Taliban and work with the UN to lift its separate sanctions against the group.
In Kabul, activist Zahra Husseini said she feared the deal could worsen the situation for women in Afghanistan.
"I don't trust the Taliban, and remember how they suppressed women when they were ruling," the 28-year-old told AFP.
"Today is a dark day, and as I was watching the deal being signed, I had this bad feeling that it would result in their return to power rather than in peace."
CAPICHE? DOH!
Meh…Bin Laden would still be alive if it was up to Joe.
