Thank you for your very critical and sensible analysis. Which is basically a summary of something that anybody could find on wikipedia.
Or what has been airing for the past two days now, which are things that have been known for more than a decade.
But as I told telmar previously, this was merely a rhetorical suggestion. You may be the last person I'll get to listen to, or even that should voice his "opinion", when it comes to that domain, considering all the wrong predictions you have tried making along these years after obediently regurgitating media narratives. (which are not limited to foreign and US policies, but also COVID, as it has been displayed time and time again).
And I'll keep mentioning your name whenever I see fit. You hate that, but you also hate being reminded you were wrong.
Your hubris does not humble others.
As for "window licking"? Please, you are completely out of your league here buddy. You have no idea.
Anyway, you have had your little moment, that's enough attention to you.
But it seems that article, that had the gall (my stars!) of quoting Obama's defense sec Leon Panetta, triggered the White House deputy press secretary, visibly made unhappy by the media's Afghanistan coverage.
After two decades of war, President Biden finally made the decision to fully withdraw U.S.
popular.info
Ah... pride and hubris... again... it goes as far as one can spit.
President Joe Biden ignored Mark Milley's request to keep a force of 2,500 U.S. troops in Afghanistan and warnings about the stability of the country from Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin.
www.dailymail.co.uk
www.theepochtimes.com
On a side note, and with all these talks about Afghanistan, Kamala Harris is heading to Vietnam next week.
Just as we are all talking about how what took place this weekend was basically a Saigon on steroids.
Which is an interesting topic. When Biden returns from his vacations, it will be an entirely different White House. Kamala refused to stand by him in his darkest hour. That dynamic will play out for the remainder of his time in office.
Or maybe they'll all pretend like nothing happened, the media will go back to being subservient, and it'll be back to normal.
Meanwhile, the buyer's remorse grows.
Stunning new poll numbers from Rasmussen Reports suggest nearly 1 in 10 Democrats regret their vote in the 2020 Presidential election, with 12 percent of ‘Moderates’ saying the same, and 14 percent of Black Americans expressing regret. Furthermore, asked how people would vote if a presidential...
thenationalpulse.com
