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Sure. The early part of that evacuation got out of control;...and was quickly corrected.But wouldn't it have been preferable to not have people physically running onto the tarmac and hanging on to planes?
Hence my description of "botch".Sure. The early part of that evacuation got out of control;...and was quickly corrected.
It made for great "drama" but in the end had no effect on the evacuation. Order was restored and the evacuation was more successful than anyone expected
Sure. The early part of that evacuation got out of control;...and was quickly corrected.
It made for great "drama" but in the end had no effect on the evacuation. Order was restored and the evacuation was more successful than anyone expected
Hard to actually say that when he got 110,000 of our allies out when no one expected more than 30,000.
Link to that expectation.
"Botched" usually refers to actions that went bad. ResultsHence my description of "botch".
The result was that instead of having a secure airport, we had people clinging to the side of our aircraft as they took off."Botched" usually refers to actions that went bad. Results
You're talking about optics...not results
Sure. The early part of that evacuation got out of control;...and was quickly corrected.
It made for great "drama" but in the end had no effect on the evacuation. Order was restored and the evacuation was more successful than anyone expected
Which party does any general or admiral belong to? They do not!Our generals are too political and it takes away from their ability to plan and lead affectively. Maybe generals shouldn't be allowed to belong to a party. This bunch of radical Democrat-Marxists Biden has chosen to lead us are a total failure
Out of office for 8 months, Dummy.Let me guess...Trump--who was Commander in Chief--bears zero responsibility...right?
Which party does any general or admiral belong to? They do not!
I have asked several of you idiots who keep bringing up Trumps agreement to do this, so far zero have:4 of those 20 were under the blob's authority.
Again...the blob is responsible for us being there during his tenure. Let alone signing the surrender papers.
Gen. McMaster puts blame for Afghanistan disaster squarely on Bide
-30 Apr 2021 ~~ By Karen Townsend
"Self-Defeat"
The Sunday morning political shows were not kind to Joe Biden and his disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan. Any and all criticism leveled at his decisions is warranted, especially since the death of 13 military members, ages 20 – 31 at the Kabul airport. There is no hiding from that tragedy at Camp David or in the basement of one of his Delaware homes.
One critic who keeps showing up is retired General H.R. McMaster who served as National Security Advisor in the Trump administration from 2017 to 2018. His time in the administration was bumpy and after he left, there was talk that he called Trump a “dope” which was denied by others present at the dinner at which the remark was allegedly made. McMaster ended his frequent appearances on FNC that he enjoyed as a member of the Trump administration and went over to CNN and MSNBC. They were happy to welcome someone who they thought would criticize Trump. Now, however, it is impossible to notice he is back on FNC. He is a vocal critic of Biden’s handling of the withdrawal of Afghanistan which must be a shock to his new friends in the Biden-friendly media. This morning he was interviewed by Chuck Todd on Meet the Press. His opinions have not changed from one network to another.
McMaster says the war in Afghanistan ended in “self-defeat”. He said everyone involved in the war management during the last 20 years bears some responsibility but it didn’t have to end this way. He calls it “a one-year war fought twenty times over.” The decision for withdrawal has been a costly one. McMaster said that Biden “doubled down” on Trump’s original plan and “failed to reverse” it. The fact is, too, that Trump’s agreement with the Taliban – an agreement that wasn’t a formal agreement – was already null and void due to Taliban conduct before Biden set his withdrawal operation into play.
~Snip~
There have been calls for the resignation of Sullivan, along with General Lloyd, and Tony Blinken. They all should lose their jobs. Either their advice to Biden was deeply flawed or Biden just went it alone. They all have blood on their hands now.
Comment:
“My son is gone, and I just want all you Democrats who cheated in the election, or who voted…legitimately, you just killed my son with a dementia-ridden piece of crap who doesn’t even know he’s in the WH, who still thinks he’s a Senator.” — mother of slain Marine Rylee McCollum
Fact: - Those responsible for us being in Afghanistan for 20 years and for this withdrawal are graduates of the top 20 colleges and universities. How's that for higher education and critical thinking?
You know who is the smartest person in this war in Afghanistan?
Their president who took off with his family and left running away.
Joe Biden is to blame for this madness.
Not Donald Trump.
Who cares what General H.R. McMaster has to say? He is just another general who is more a poitical hack than a military man,
General H.R. McMaster backs the never ending war so he and hisbuddies can profit off military spending
Gen. McMaster puts blame for Afghanistan disaster squarely on Bide
-30 Apr 2021 ~~ By Karen Townsend
"Self-Defeat"
The Sunday morning political shows were not kind to Joe Biden and his disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan. Any and all criticism leveled at his decisions is warranted, especially since the death of 13 military members, ages 20 – 31 at the Kabul airport. There is no hiding from that tragedy at Camp David or in the basement of one of his Delaware homes.
One critic who keeps showing up is retired General H.R. McMaster who served as National Security Advisor in the Trump administration from 2017 to 2018. His time in the administration was bumpy and after he left, there was talk that he called Trump a “dope” which was denied by others present at the dinner at which the remark was allegedly made. McMaster ended his frequent appearances on FNC that he enjoyed as a member of the Trump administration and went over to CNN and MSNBC. They were happy to welcome someone who they thought would criticize Trump. Now, however, it is impossible to notice he is back on FNC. He is a vocal critic of Biden’s handling of the withdrawal of Afghanistan which must be a shock to his new friends in the Biden-friendly media. This morning he was interviewed by Chuck Todd on Meet the Press. His opinions have not changed from one network to another.
McMaster says the war in Afghanistan ended in “self-defeat”. He said everyone involved in the war management during the last 20 years bears some responsibility but it didn’t have to end this way. He calls it “a one-year war fought twenty times over.” The decision for withdrawal has been a costly one. McMaster said that Biden “doubled down” on Trump’s original plan and “failed to reverse” it. The fact is, too, that Trump’s agreement with the Taliban – an agreement that wasn’t a formal agreement – was already null and void due to Taliban conduct before Biden set his withdrawal operation into play.
~Snip~
There have been calls for the resignation of Sullivan, along with General Lloyd, and Tony Blinken. They all should lose their jobs. Either their advice to Biden was deeply flawed or Biden just went it alone. They all have blood on their hands now.
Comment:
“My son is gone, and I just want all you Democrats who cheated in the election, or who voted…legitimately, you just killed my son with a dementia-ridden piece of crap who doesn’t even know he’s in the WH, who still thinks he’s a Senator.” — mother of slain Marine Rylee McCollum
Fact: - Those responsible for us being in Afghanistan for 20 years and for this withdrawal are graduates of the top 20 colleges and universities. How's that for higher education and critical thinking?
You do?Well we know why Trump fired him.
