First of all, every president since at least 2001 has been a war criminal, and Biden is no different. So what I'm talking about is just the degree of war criminal.
That being said, let's look at recent policy changes, starting with Afghanistan.
Bradley Manning's exposure of private contractors paying the Taliban was one of Wikileaks' most important revelations. It's still happening.
This article shows Gold Star Families suing those private contractors for the deaths and injuries of American troops.
If we leave these private contractors in Afghanistan, the Taliban will continue to thrive.
I hate Biden, but I'd be a hypocrite to not acknowledge that he's on the verge of doing something very right.
Ok, all any-blue-will-do types that voted for Beijing Biden:
Y'all enjoying JoJo's "I-Fucked-U" antiwar folks, neener, neener.
Australia did something extremely unusual today. It took an honest look at what it's elite troops did in Afghanistan, and then told the public.
Last week the socialists won in Bolivia. Today was Chile's turn.
The CIA needs to take a cue from Hollywood.
Everyone hates a formulaic sequel.
A week ago this was the story.
While everyone is focused on the pandemic, several extremely important developments have happened in recent weeks that are being mostly overlooked.
Idaho veterans of the Afghanistan and Iraq wars initiate two resolutions to Bring Our Troops Home:
https://www.antiwar.com/blog/2020/01/06/idaho-republican-party-passes-an...
Idaho Republican Party Passes Antiwar Resolutions
Idaho GOP pressures Sen. Risch: Bring our troops home, expose Afghan war corruption, follow Constitution
The International Criminal Court has been on the brink of irrelevancy. After all, you can't have justice without occasionally angering the powerful. Until this week the powerful didn't care about the ICC.
Then this happened.
