Biden administration ERASES records of the $83 billion worth of weapons, training and aid given to Afghanistan's armed forces since 2002 as the Taliban takes what was left into their possession

UK Daily Mail ^ | 09/01/2021 | Rob Crilly and Ross Ibettson

[4Liberty]

Durham spotted

[rktman]

For more commentary on this issue:

https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3991086/posts

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[curious7]

Yes. Yes, it is.

[Dogbert41]

I know it’s a bit more now for the new ones that don’t work like the old ones, but our old super carriers cost about $5 Billion a piece. So we could have 16 more super carriers in the world’s oceans for what the Taliban now has?

[Dogbert41]

Brilliant!!!

[jdsteel]

Yet he wants to disarm American citizens here at home.

[TChad]

The Taliban are going to have one hell of a 9-11 celebration using our weapons.

[butlerweave]

Nancy Pelosi ORDERED the Military not to bring those Weapons of War back to the US

[bgill]

scrub-a-dub-dub

[Captain Rhino]

Various activist groups will probably file Freedom of Information Act requests for the hidden information. These will be followed by lawsuits when the requests are denied.

The federal agencies will then have to defend the supposed security-related denials in court before a skeptical judge. Going to be hard to justify dropping a security blackout around previously public information and have it not look like a move to hide embarrassing information. Classification regulations specifically forbid hiding information for that reason.