Let's circle back, Jen? Damning newly declassified Pentagon after-action report says Biden WAS dangerously indecisive about Afghan withdrawal - despite Psaki claiming on Friday report did NOT exist

UK Daily Mail ^ | February 13 2022 | JAMES GORDON

[knighthawk]

Joe Biden's dithering withdrawal from Afghanistan has been blamed for worsening the chaos on the ground and putting American lives at risk by a newly-declassified US intelligence report.

Newly-released papers compiled in the aftermath of the August withdrawal found that deadly chaos was only made worse due to indecisiveness among officials with the Biden administration officials in Washington D.C.

Their reluctance to close down the U.S. embassy in Kabul only added to the confusion and made the mission even more dangerous, according to the damning documents.

[FreedomPoster]

[magooey]

Add an "i" and move the letters around to change from "Sun Tzu" to "u iz nuts". The first was a brilliant military strategist, the second resides in parts of Washington D.C.

[MadMax, the Grinning Reaper]

Pataki is more like part of a Biden failed circle jerk.

[Former Proud Canadian]

Biden screwed the pooch? Hard to believe.

[Vaduz]

Biden WAS dangerously indecisive about Afghan withdrawal

That says a lot about his stooge advisers too.

[logi_cal869]

Key passage at the source:

The report, some 2,000 pages in length, comprises of dozens of witness interviews, findings of fact, together with official government records.

The Post describes is as 'the most extensive, unvarnished account to date of the United States' 17-day race to end its longest war' with the documents revealing the military's frustration with the White House and diplomats over the evacuation.

But on Friday, the very existence of this encyclopedic report was denied by White House press secretary Jen Psaki, eager to downplay any remarks made by U.S. commanders.

'I think it's important for people to understand that there was no after-action report,' Psaki told reporters in the White House briefing room.

A National Security Council official speaking anonymously said that Psaki was in fact referring to an even more comprehensive review which is said to be forthcoming and will shed even more detail on the American's pullout.

'Many people have wrongly conflated the Abbey Gate report and documents released to The Washington Post with the Pentagon's after-action review of Afghanistan — a broad report that will examine the final months of America's longest war, beginning in February 2020,' the official said.

[logi_cal869]

For clarity, the image at the source is outlining a suicide vest which had a kill radius of at least 70 feet.

[Billthedrill]

Yes, it appears that Psaki wasn’t saying that report didn’t exist but it does, she was referring to another report that doesn’t exist...but it does. Silly of us to make that mistake.

[SunkenCiv]

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