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Former Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs (NSA)

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    Statement from General Milley on the .

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  2. 20 hours ago

    This Taliban propaganda should infuriate all Americans. As predicted, they are emboldened by our withdrawal, and now we can expect the full spectrum of Jihadists to begin plotting against the US from Taliban Afghanistan. It is pure fantasy for Biden to think otherwise.

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  3. 21 hours ago

    Latest from the 'changed' Taliban: "When Osama bin Laden became an issue for the Americans, he was in Afghanistan. Although there was no proof he was involved in 9/11." Afghanistan will once again become a haven for terrorists and any it's foolish to believe otherwise.

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  4. Aug 24

    The Taliban’s takeover in Afghanistan elevates the risk that Pakistani extremists will increase influence, or threaten to seize control. Pakistan could have well over 100 nuclear weapons, which in the hands of an extremist regime is an unthinkable threat.

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  5. Aug 23

    Among the many profound ramifications of our exodus from Afghanistan, we face the threat of a future terrorist regime in Pakistan that may transfer nuclear capabilities to terrorists. Is Biden ready for preventive action? Probably not.

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  6. Aug 20

    Was Afghanistan worth it? Destroying al Qaeda and ousting the Taliban was necessary. Declinists should think long and hard about the implications of a real “coming home” of American power. They’re going to miss us when we’re gone. More here:

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  7. Retweeted
    Aug 19

    Former US National Security Adviser John Bolton says the decision to withdraw troops from Afghanistan was a "catastrophic mistake", adding "I think we're going to pay for this for a long time". Latest:

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  8. Aug 18

    On withdrawal from Afghanistan, Trump and Biden are like Tweedledee and Tweedledum. While Biden bears responsibly for bungling the implementation, I have no confidence Trump would have executed it any more competently. It's been a catastrophe that's only going to get worse.

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    Aug 18

    Former Defense Secretary Mark Esper said he was concerned that then-President Donald Trump "undermined" the US' 2020 agreement with the Taliban by pushing for US forces to leave Afghanistan without the Taliban meeting the conditions of the deal.

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    Aug 17

    'We have failed': Leon Panetta says there is 'no question' the Taliban will provide safe haven for terrorists

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  11. Aug 17

    The American people understand the folly of Biden's stubborn retreat. found pluralities of voters opposing the Afghanistan withdrawal if it meant a Taliban takeover or al Qaeda returning. Our country understood the mission & the price of abandoning our interests.

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  12. Aug 16

    Biden's confession that he sees the unfolding chaos in Afghanistan as validating our retreat is outrageous. This is not an Afghan civil war. We ceded control to a terrorist threat that now endangers innocent US citizens, as before 9/11. This is a huge, potentially fatal mistake.

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  13. Aug 16

    This Trump-Biden withdrawal is a big mistake. Beijing and Moscow they are laughing. Tehran and Pyongyang have seen that the Administration is credulous when it comes to claims by devoted adversaries of the United States. It makes us look like we're suckers.

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  14. Aug 16

    It seems inevitable that the Taliban will allow Al-Queda, ISIS, and other terrorist groups we haven't even heard of yet to find sanctuary in Afghanistan. It's just intolerable that we've allowed this to happen.

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  15. Aug 16

    Biden's bungled Afghan exit is a calamity for America & the West. After four aberrant years of Trump, Biden pledged competent leadership. Now his credibility also lies in tatters. Already a tragedy for the Afghan people, this situation may only get worse.

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  16. Aug 16

    This horrific image may become the iconic picture of the Trump-Biden withdrawal from Afghanistan. It appears the situation in Kabul remains desperate with US forces in harm's way. Let's remember the many Americans bravely doing their jobs under the worst of circumstances.

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  17. Aug 15

    Biden's unfolding Afghanistan tragedy is an embarrassment. US policy should be no aid whatsoever to any Afghan government that includes the Taliban. The strategic implications of this surrender will not be lost on Russia, China, Iran, & North Korea.

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  18. Aug 13

    Biden's position is an embarrassment. US policy should be no aid whatsoever to any Afghan government that has any Taliban involvement of any kind. The strategic implications of this surrender will not be lost on Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea.

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    Aug 12

    This didn't age well --> President Biden, July 8, 2021: "The likelihood there’s going to be the Taliban overrunning everything and owning the whole country is highly unlikely."

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  20. Aug 12

    We're not in Afghanistan to build their nation. We're there to protect ours. And Biden's retreat from Afghanistan, our unforced exit, is a surrender of the strongest capability we have for defending the American homeland from terrorist attacks. It’s a terrible mistake.

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