Biden Must Send Troops Back To Afghanistan-Rescue Americans

[protectionist]

The government can't force Americans to leave Afghanistan, you idiot.

The US government cannot protect you in a foreign country.. The US has NO JURISDICTION in foreign countries.

You do know Afghanistan has been a war zone since 1974 and the US State Dept has had DO NOT TRAVEL warnings for well over a decade.

Wow, are you ever distorted in the political head. Sounds like you have liberal brain disease.

Cure 1 - we are talking about Americans whose lives are in immense danger (if the taliban has not already slaughtered them). Only a deranged mind would want to remain in Afghanistan with the Taliban in charge, and going house to house, hunting them down.

2. Cure 2 - The US has "jurisdiction" ANYWHERE on Earth, to protect American citizens, and allies, and American property.
The Japs and Germans found that out in World War 2.

3. Cure 3 - We are not talking about travelers. We are talking about Americans who LIVED in Afghanistan while working for the DOD, DIA, and civilians working for the US govt.

 

[protectionist]

RE: Biden Must Send Troops Back To Afghanistan-Rescue Americans
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As a nation, the decision was made that the Democratic Candidate should be the leader of America.

Whether US Forces are deployed back to Afghanistan is a decision for the "Commander-in-Chief." He is the duly elected leader of America. He is not a world leader or a coalition leader. But he is our leader.

Whatever the ground truth is in Afghanistan, we put the Democratic Candidate into office and now we must follow the leader.

It is simple. A child can understand it. We must respect the Office of the President, no matter the cost to the reputation of America, or what losses America may suffer as an outcome of those decisions.

Most Respectfully,
R

SUCKER!

 

[rupol2000]

Biden has no time to do this, he touches the boys' butts, don't distract him.

 

[Rambunctious]

UN: More than 100 former Afghan troops, officials killed since Taliban takeover

The United Nations reportedly has received “credible allegations” that more than 100 former Afghanistan government officials, troops and those who worked with coalition forces have been killed since the Taliban took control of the country in mid-August, despite assurances from the militant group...

www.foxnews.com