"aid to the Taliban" AKA ransom

[JCC]

 

[Aus_Schwaben]

The Taliban feel 'betrayed' after US disabled helicopters and planes

US troops 'demilitarised' 73 aircraft before their departure this week according to the commander of the US evacuation mission, Gen. Frank McKenzie.

www.dailymail.co.uk

This might brighten many people's day.

 

[oldag]

The Taliban feel 'betrayed' after US disabled helicopters and planes

US troops 'demilitarised' 73 aircraft before their departure this week according to the commander of the US evacuation mission, Gen. Frank McKenzie.

www.dailymail.co.uk

This might brighten many people's day.

They should have been taken out of Afghanistan intact, ahead of time.

 

[JCC]

from the piece

 

[kbaxter60]

And then there is this.

We had 'kill shot' and didn't take it? Report makes bombshell allegation

A new report on Joe Biden's Afghanistan evacuation disaster, in which Americans were abandoned to be under the thumb of the Taliban and tens of billions of dollars worth of American war equipment was turned over to the terror group, explains the military probably could have prevented the suicide...

www.wnd.com

If this turns out to be true, a lot of heads need to roll. And we need to help ensure that they do.

 

[seeker_two]

If they didn't use C4, then they're not disabled.....

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[JCC]

right, no reason to keep them in any repairable condition if we have to leave them behind

I don't know, maybe use them to evacuate people!?

 

[JCC]

maybe haul out some weapons and night vision while we were at it

or make a weapons/equipment bonfire