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====Rape of Afghanistan ====
====Rape of Afghanistan ====
{{See also|Rape of Afghanistan}}
{{See also|Rape of Afghanistan}}
During the Rape of Afghanistan, even CNN apologists had difficulty covering for the lies and incompetence of the Biden regime. Clarrissa Ward reported from Kabul, "There is panic. There's hysteria. You have Taliban fighters with whips and guns. You have U.S. and U.K soldiers who are not allowing people in. You have mixed messaging coming through about what kind of paperwork you need and how you can go. I mean, it is just an absolute mess. And we heard president Biden say yesterday in his comments to [[ABC News]] that this is not failure. I think a lot of people outside that airport, particularly those taking the kinds of extreme actions we're just talking about, would like to know, if this isn't failure, then what does failure look like exactly?"<ref>https://rumble.com/vlgaav-cnn-reporter-eats-biden-alive-if-this-isnt-failure-then-what-does-failure-l.html</ref>
During the Rape of Afghanistan, Director of Communications Kate Bedingfield argued that Biden “never shied away from taking questions.” Biden said later that day that no American citizens had been kept from Kabul airport if they were attempting to board a plane and evacuate. Defense minister [[Lloyd Austin]] admitted that was not true. CNN’s Clarissa Ward also confirmed that getting out was not easy or safe for American citizens.
Biden also claimed that [[al-Qaeda]] was “gone” from Afghanistan, a claimed that was contradicted immediately by the [[Pentagon]]. A short time later, Pentagon press secretary John Kirby told Fox News’ Jennifer Griffin that U.S. officials were aware that both al-Qaeda and [[ISIS]] have a presence in Afghanistan.
Biden also claimed he had not heard any negative comments or criticisms from allies concerning the withdrawal of American troops. But the whole UK Parliament voted to hold Biden in [[contempt]]. Former Prime Minister [[Tony Blair]], who often holds his tongue, spoke out about the “imbecilic” manner in which the withdrawal was executed.
Even CNN apologists had difficulty covering for the lies and incompetence of the Biden regime. Clarrissa Ward reported from Kabul, "There is panic. There's hysteria. You have Taliban fighters with whips and guns. You have U.S. and U.K soldiers who are not allowing people in. You have mixed messaging coming through about what kind of paperwork you need and how you can go. I mean, it is just an absolute mess. And we heard president Biden say yesterday in his comments to [[ABC News]] that this is not failure. I think a lot of people outside that airport, particularly those taking the kinds of extreme actions we're just talking about, would like to know, if this isn't failure, then what does failure look like exactly?"<ref>https://rumble.com/vlgaav-cnn-reporter-eats-biden-alive-if-this-isnt-failure-then-what-does-failure-l.html</ref>
Biden told ABC’s [[George Stephanopoulos]] that American troops would remain in place as long as there were American citizens on the ground in Afghanistan trying to get out. Biden said, "no one's being killed right now." Days later 60 people including 13 American soldiers were killed in a suicide attack.<ref>https://www.csmonitor.com/World/Middle-East/2021/0826/Islamic-State-says-it-was-behind-suicide-attacks-at-Kabul-airport</ref> At a press conference following the attack, Biden said he "was instructed to call on" specific reporters for questions.<ref>https://therightscoop.com/watch-biden-says-he-was-instructed-to-call-on-certain-reporters-in-press-conf-on-us-military-members-killed-in-kabul/</ref>
Biden told ABC’s [[George Stephanopoulos]] that American troops would remain in place as long as there were American citizens on the ground in Afghanistan trying to get out. Biden said, "no one's being killed right now." Days later 60 people including 13 American soldiers were killed in a suicide attack.<ref>https://www.csmonitor.com/World/Middle-East/2021/0826/Islamic-State-says-it-was-behind-suicide-attacks-at-Kabul-airport</ref> At a press conference following the attack, Biden said he "was instructed to call on" specific reporters for questions.<ref>https://therightscoop.com/watch-biden-says-he-was-instructed-to-call-on-certain-reporters-in-press-conf-on-us-military-members-killed-in-kabul/</ref>