On May 18th this AM Representative Mike Gallager (R) Wisconsin speaking on Fox News reported testimony from the Department of Defense Inspector General to the Foreign Services Committee that:
1. 5,000 prisoners located at Bagram Air Base were released in the summer of 2020 and later more were released that fall. Note Joe Biden was President; this release happened on his "Watch".
2. The Afghani Army depended on American Contractors to provide air cover. When President Biden withdrew from Bagram in the middle of the night without notice to the Afghani government the army air cover was lost, which led to massive desertions.
3. In the opinion of Representative Gallager (Marine Vet. and Intelligence Officer) President Biden's actions (or lack thereof) were responsible for the empowerment of Al Queada and the subsequent murder of 13 U.S. Service members and many civilians at Kabul.
4. Following is a partial reference To Bill Orielly's latest nonfiction Killing the Killers - page 245 - thus:
Abdul Rahman Al Lugari (the bomber) was a former engineering student known to the CIA as a member of the Islamic State - Khorasan --- ISIS-K. He was plotting a suicide bombing in New Delhi, India tipped off by the CIA he was arrested by Indian authorities and later turned over to the United States. He remained in U. S. custody until Kabal fell. ----- Now the man stands fifteen feet from the nearest Marine. ----- Al Logari hates the United States having only recently escaped custody at Bagram Air Bases. --- He is wearing a lethal suicide vest weighting 25 pounds; which he detonates killing 13 Marines and one Navy Corpsman. …..As well as many civilians.
The blood of these service members is in the hands of this Present Administration. Robert Gates DOD Director under two Presidents has stated that Joe Biden has not been right on foreign policy matters in four decades - now going on the fifth. Also, President Obama has stated - to not overlook the ability of Joe to f*** things up. The screw-ups are getting more and more numerous; don't look to the mainstream media to report these matters as they are his biggest defenders.
We cannot suffer fools much longer. May providence protect us.
Regards,
John Stiegelmeyer
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The Trump administration negotiating directly with the Taliban, getting ready to invite them to Camp David, opening up a prison of 5,000 Taliban and probably ISIS-K individuals and letting them free," Romney said on CNN’s "State of the Union."
Romney said that it was not known whether some of the prisoners released were involved in the airport attack, but that Trump administration decisions "led to what you're seeing and the danger that exists at the airport."
And this: Mike Pompeo, Trump’s secretary of state, said on Feb. 29, 2020, that the agreement "entails a promise from the Taliban that terrorists can never again operate from Afghan soil." By August 2020, news reports said that the Afghan government, which was not a signatory in the Taliban-U.S. deal, had released 4,600 Taliban prisoners after pressure from the Trump administration. Afghan officials considered the release of 400 other prisoners problematic because they had committed major crimes, Voice of America reported.
"We acknowledge that the release of these prisoners is unpopular," Pompeo said Aug. 6. "But this difficult action will lead to an important result long sought by Afghans and Afghanistan’s friends: reduction of violence and direct talks resulting in a peace agreement and an end to the war."
Were trump and pompeo so stupid that they believed that the Taliban and Isis would suddenly become good guys? Evidently yes.
Trump said: "We can and should get out earlier" because 19 years in Afghanistan is "far too much and way too long." The former Republican commander-in-chief continued that he made "early withdrawal possible by already pulling much of our billions of dollars of equipment out" and reducing the number of troops in Afghanistan to fewer than 2,000 from 16,000.
I am sure if trump had done the withdrawal you would have thought it was wonderful. I didn't fact check the rest of your information but since it came from a republican on Fox I would take it with a grain of salt.
Norma Gould.
To err is human and I regret the wrong date. What I should have stated is that Pres. Trump planned for a withdrawel of May of 2021, and that Pres Biden lengthen the date to August of that year
I sent a note as followup to VintonToday that I have made an error in date, but that note fell through the cracks. Sorry.
I will endeavor to be accurate in the future.
Regards,