The Crucial Piece of the Afghanistan Debacle that Everyone is Missing
Despite the flood of reporting and commentary on the fiasco in Afghanistan, however, almost everyone has missed the most important piece of the story: Pakistan.
Despite the flood of reporting and commentary on the fiasco in Afghanistan, however, almost everyone has missed the most important piece of the story: Pakistan.
President Joe Biden seems more out-of-touch with reality. These crises are all going to get worse unless the leadership in Washington recognizes that the country is now in danger.
It is frightening watching the press conferences and Biden’s interviews. Given the degree to which he doesn’t know what is going, we don’t know if we are dealing with senility, ignorance, arrogance — or a combination.
The debacle in Afghanistan is worse than you think. By withdrawing so shamefully and incompetently, the Biden administration has revived not only a haven for terrorists but also an Islamic caliphate run by the Taliban and al Qaeda.
President Biden’s failure in Afghanistan is just the latest in a series of failures that weakened America and strengthened hostile nations.
The horrifying pictures, humiliating message to our allies, and the smear of the Afghan people — this is all on President Joe Biden.
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