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{{See also|Rape of Afghanistan}}

{{See also|Rape of Afghanistan}}

[[File:KabulHasFallen.png|right|300px|thumb|The [[Fall of Kabul]], August 15, 2021.<ref>[https://www.politico.com/news/2021/08/15/biden-white-house-afghanistan-drawdown-505018 ‘Clearly botched’: Biden White House under assault on Afghanistan drawdown], By NATASHA KORECKI and CHRISTOPHER CADELAGO, ''[[Politico]]'', 08/15/2021</ref> ]]

[[File:KabulHasFallen.png|right|300px|thumb|The [[Fall of Kabul]], August 15, 2021.<ref>[https://www.politico.com/news/2021/08/15/biden-white-house-afghanistan-drawdown-505018 ‘Clearly botched’: Biden White House under assault on Afghanistan drawdown], By NATASHA KORECKI and CHRISTOPHER CADELAGO, ''[[Politico]]'', 08/15/2021</ref> ]]

As a vital element in the [[Biden junta propaganda apparatus]], during the Rape of Afghanistan ''[[Politico]]'' solicited tweets from readers for Klain to reweet in an effort to clamp down on the calamitous situation.  "If you want to say something supportive about Biden’s handling of Afghanistan, there’s a decent chance the White House chief of staff will retweet it. Klain’s feed the past several days has been stuffed with the likes of AARON RUPAR, JOHN HARWOOD, and JENNIFER RUBIN." ''Politico'' even directed readers to "'''WHAT THE WHITE HOUSE WANTS YOU TO READ:''' Chief of staff RON KLAIN and deputy press secretary CHRIS MEAGHER pushed out this NBC Washington story...", and  "'''WHAT THE WHITE HOUSE DOESN’T WANT YOU TO READ:''' This ''[[Guardian]]'' story about the [[Taliban]]’s heavy presence at Kabul airport where “in desperate scenes, babies were passed to U.S. soldiers in the hope of giving them a life outside the country.” And this ''[[New York Times]]'' story about the dangerous road thousands of people face trying to get to the airport. “There were volleys of rifle fire, along with pushing, pulling and beating with wooden sticks, [[Kalashnikov]]s and hoses,” the ''Times'' reports.  Or this ''[[Reuters]]'' story about all the American military equipment now in the Taliban’s hands. “Video showed the advancing insurgents inspecting long lines of vehicles and opening crates of new firearms, communications gear and even military drones."<ref>https://www.politico.com/newsletters/west-wing-playbook/2021/08/19/the-vps-travel-jinx-494048</ref>

As a vital element in the Biden junta propaganda apparatus, during the [[Rape of Afghanistan]] ''[[Politico]]'' solicited tweets from readers for [[chief-of-staff]] [[Ron Klain]] to reweet in an effort to clamp down on the calamitous situation.  "If you want to say something supportive about Biden’s handling of Afghanistan, there’s a decent chance the White House chief of staff will retweet it. Klain’s feed the past several days has been stuffed with the likes of AARON RUPAR, JOHN HARWOOD, and JENNIFER RUBIN."  

 

''Politico'' even directed readers to:

*"'''WHAT THE WHITE HOUSE WANTS YOU TO READ:''' Chief of staff RON KLAIN and deputy press secretary CHRIS MEAGHER pushed out this NBC Washington story...", and   

*"'''WHAT THE WHITE HOUSE DOESN’T WANT YOU TO READ:''' This ''[[Guardian]]'' story about the [[Taliban]]’s heavy presence at Kabul airport where “in desperate scenes, babies were passed to U.S. soldiers in the hope of giving them a life outside the country.” And this ''[[New York Times]]'' story about the dangerous road thousands of people face trying to get to the airport. “There were volleys of rifle fire, along with pushing, pulling and beating with wooden sticks, [[Kalashnikov]]s and hoses,” the ''Times'' reports.  Or this ''[[Reuters]]'' story about all the American military equipment now in the Taliban’s hands. “Video showed the advancing insurgents inspecting long lines of vehicles and opening crates of new firearms, communications gear and even military drones."<ref>https://www.politico.com/newsletters/west-wing-playbook/2021/08/19/the-vps-travel-jinx-494048</ref>

While trying to put the best face on the disasters and lies emanating from the [[White House]], Klain attempted to dunk on [[CNN]] reporter Clarissa Ward, who was on the ground, at the airport in the midst of the catastrophic events. Ward tweeted, "I'm sitting here for 12 hours in the airport, 8 hours on the airfield and I haven't seen a single US plane take off. How on Earth are you going to evacuate 50,000 people in the next two weeks? It just, it can’t happen.”  Klain responded, “We evacuated 5700 people in the past 24 hours. The best military operation in the world is in charge.”<ref>https://redstate.com/nick-arama/2021/08/20/ron-klains-attempt-to-dunk-on-cnn-on-evacuations-falls-flat-on-its-face-n430516</ref>  The response to Klain's mansplaining to a woman in the midst of combat zone was swift and brutal.<ref>https://therightscoop.com/desperate-white-house-chief-of-staff-tries-to-dunk-on-cnns-clarissa-ward-over-kabul-evac-it-doesnt-go-well/</ref>

While trying to put the best face on the disasters and lies emanating from the [[White House]], Klain attempted to dunk on [[CNN]] reporter Clarissa Ward, who was on the ground, at the airport in the midst of the catastrophic events. Ward tweeted, "I'm sitting here for 12 hours in the airport, 8 hours on the airfield and I haven't seen a single US plane take off. How on Earth are you going to evacuate 50,000 people in the next two weeks? It just, it can’t happen.”  Klain responded, “We evacuated 5700 people in the past 24 hours. The best military operation in the world is in charge.”<ref>https://redstate.com/nick-arama/2021/08/20/ron-klains-attempt-to-dunk-on-cnn-on-evacuations-falls-flat-on-its-face-n430516</ref>  The response to Klain's mansplaining to a woman in the midst of combat zone was swift and brutal.<ref>https://therightscoop.com/desperate-white-house-chief-of-staff-tries-to-dunk-on-cnns-clarissa-ward-over-kabul-evac-it-doesnt-go-well/</ref>