Posted on 05/05/2019 6:20:48 AM PDT by robowombat
I didn’t know Anne Coulter was Afghanistan
8.4 billion spent “training” Afghan AF deserters would build a long wall against Mexican invaders.
Obola approves that spending!
I agree. It’s way past time to get out of that Stone Age pest hole.
...step by step...
;-) !!
Woof!
That would make sense if the goal was to train Afgan pilots. The program was actually a financial transfer of taxpayer funds to politically connected defense contractors. Air flight is an optional side effect.
....”Call it defecting, going AWOL, or whatever - the future seems brighter elsewhere”......
If they’re sharp enough to pilot train here they’re going to surely find a way to survive in the US undetected.
““As of February, the United States has spent about $8.4 billion to support and develop the Afghan Air Force,”
$8.4 billion would build a hell of a lot of wall.
Yes, $8.4 billion would buy a heck of a lot of wall, or it would surely help our homeless vets an awful lot. But I must agree, BUILD THE WALL FIRST!
That is something that cannot be argued, jz638. Not one bit.
We used to have a golden retriever, and my mother used to crouch down and slowly walk towards the dog with her arms outstretched saying in a low voice “SLOWLY I turned...step...by step...” and the dog would crouch low on its haunches and wiggle backwards growling in fun as it did so!
She got to the point, all she had to do was say in that tone “SLOWLY...” and the dog, even from a deep sleep, would get right on her haunches on the ground and begin to playfully growl and crawl backwards!
I loved it...it was funny to watch. As soon as she would say it, the shape of the dog’s eyes would change and dart from side to side (owners of golden retrievers would recognize this instantly...:)
Was this a hint?
Drop in the bucket as it turned out...
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