Posted on 07/30/2021 11:27:28 PM PDT by weston
Michael Reagan
What do Afghanistan in the United States have in common? We both have missing presidents.
Matt Walsh
@MattWalshBlog
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2h
No, the United States should not welcome an unchecked flood of young fighting age Afghan men into our country. This should not even need to be said. It would be a grotesque and suicidal policy. Which is why I’m sure it will be put in place.
Lucas Tomlinson
@LucasFoxNews
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51m
Pentagon: U.S. military flights have resumed to Kabul. Marines and paratroopers have just landed. 2,500 now on the ground. Up to 3,500 by the end of the day. “More will arrive soon.”
This is going to be like Syria and Europe. We’ll end up importing hundreds of thousands of these dirt bags. In the not too distant future we’ll have as big a muslim gang rape problem as the UK does.
Candace Owens
@RealCandaceO
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1h
OMG.
He took no questions.
He read from a teleprompter for ten minutes and then walked away taking no questions.
Joe Biden absolutely must be impeached and this is not even funny.
END THIS PUPPET PRESIDENCY.
They are going to Ft. Bliss.
Marjorie Taylor Greene
@MTG4America
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4h
Joe Biden’s list of blunders and impeachable offenses is a mile long.
Reports out over the last two days indicate Biden ignored intelligence warnings on Afghanistan, and his decisions led to the calamity that’s taking place in front of our eyes.
Our country is in great danger with Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, and Nancy Pelosi at the helm.
I call on Republicans across the country to join in my effort to IMPEACH JOE BIDEN as soon as possible. Not in a couple of years. Now!
https://gettr.com/post/p7u2g037f5
Candace Owens
@RealCandaceO
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4m
Think about the fact that Americans are risking their lives landing aircraft in Kabul to evacuate American and Afghan civilians and by next month, those same men and women can be dishonorably discharged for refusing an experimental vaccine.
The Biden regime is DISGUSTING.
I think the Senate is out of session now.
jenny I am so glad that you have are posting here again! Missed you.
Rudy W. Giuliani
@RudyGiuliani
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2h
After 19 years of sacrificing American lives in Afghanistan, our military won the war in keeping the U.S. safe from further attacks.
Yet somehow, on the eve of the 20th anniversary of 9/11, Biden has restored an extremist Islamic dictatorship, just as it was before 9/11.
Posted on 3:50 PM · Aug 16, 2021
This tweet was deleted, why?
THEY CAN”Y HANDLE THE TRUTH!!!!
Mike Pompeo
@mikepompeo
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4m
We went over a year without an American killed, as a direct result of the context of our policy. They knew there was a strong America. They knew we had a Commander-In-Chief who was prepared to defend and protect our men and women.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VrXoH0__q9A
Marjorie Taylor Greene filed articles of impeachment against Biden on January 21. What happened with those?
If they were dismissed/rejected/whatever, is there something preventing her from filing them again?
Not an enemy’ any more: Why Russia is courting the Taliban
While many countries are scrambling to empty their embassies and remove their staff from Afghanistan, Russia is staying put — it has long prepared for the arrival of the Taliban in Kabul.
Despite the hardline Islamist group tracing its origins back to the war against the Soviets in the 1980s, Russia’s view on the group now is pragmatic.
Analysts say the Kremlin wants to protect its interests in Central Asia, where it has several military bases, and is keen to avoid instability and potential terrorism spreading through a region on its doorstep.
A Russian foreign ministry statement Monday said the situation in Kabul “is stabilising” and claimed that the Taliban had started to “restore public order”.
And ambassador Dmitry Zhirnov said the Taliban — who he was due to meet Tuesday — was already guarding his embassy and had given Moscow guarantees that the building would be safe.
The militants had assured the Russians that “not a single hair will fall from the heads” of their diplomats, he said.
https://thelibertyloft.com/not-an-enemy-any-more-why-russia-is-courting-the-taliban/
Regional powers will see their influence increase dramatically in Afghanistan as the US executes a hasty, haphazard withdrawal and the Taliban return to power after 20 years.
Russia, Pakistan and China have all signalled a readiness to transition smoothly into engaging with Taliban authorities with varying levels of enthusiasm.
But the Taliban’s return has also stoked fears in those countries that Afghanistan will once again become a haven for foreign terrorist organisations that could carry out attacks on their own soil.
In Pakistan – long accused of aiding the Afghan Taliban – the prime minister, Imran Khan, said the Taliban had “broken the chains of mental slavery in Afghanistan”. The leader of a key religious political party said the “Taliban has freed their country from superpowers”.
China is ready to develop “good-neighbourly, friendly and cooperative relations with Afghanistan”, a foreign ministry spokeswoman said, but also noted Taliban promises that Afghanistan would not serve as a staging ground for “acts detrimental to China”.
And Russia, which has formulated much of its foreign policy around the fight against international terrorism, reacted to the Taliban’s return to power with cool realpolitik.
“If we compare the negotiability of the colleagues and the partners, I have long since decided that the Taliban is much more able to reach agreements than the puppet government in Kabul,” Zamir Kabulov, Russia’s presidential envoy to Afghanistan, said on state television on Monday.
Iran says U.S. “failure” in Afghanistan a chance for durable peace
Well, that would explain getting the recording/mailbox full.
No, that’s all I EVER get, any time of year, for the past three years, with both Cruz and Cornball’s Senate phone line.
Twavda.
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