The Fall of Afghanistan

[danthewolf00]

Hes naping in the basement.

 

[muttly]

I heard him on the radio. He sounded out of breath and tuckered out.

 

[muttly]

Watching it was even worse. Looked weak and beatened.

 

[Turtle]

95,000 evacuated since August 14th, with roughly 13,400 evacuated between early Wednesday morning and early Thursday morning.

Uncle Joe is getting it done ...

Uncle Joe is getting it done in his Depends. Even WaPo said those numbers are very misleading. One because those numbers include almost no Americans, and two, because the type and number of planes that flew out Wednesday and Thursday have a total capacity of about 1100 people including the flight crews.

 

[muttly]

Anything else they could give them?

 

[muttly]

Even left the dogs behind. All they had to do is load them in the cargo area, but couldn't get approval.

 

[Pilgrim]

The military make a point of referring to these service dogs as fellow soldiers, but now they're treating them like unnecessary equipment? These dogs are very expensive to train and replace. And who gives the approval for them to be flown out? One would think the officers on the ground in Afghanistan would have better judgement than the prima donna generals in the Pentagon - but maybe not.

 

[danthewolf00]

The state department ran this s h I t show for Biden.....

 

[Pilgrim]

The state department ran this s h I t show for Biden.....

Many are the same Obama people that managed the Benghazi disaster (think Susan Rice). The similarities are striking, and no one in that administration was ever held accountable for an epic failure at the hands of terrorists that cost American lives. This seems to be the Democrat way of dealing with our enemies; appeasement first, America last.