Before I begin I want to say that I know Afghanistan and Yemen aren't technically in the Middle East, but I used the term anyway for the benefit of Americans.
This slipped waaayyy under the radar. I almost missed it entirely.
This was from a couple months ago.
I have to wonder what the people in the U.N. thought when Biden said this:
Two weeks ago I said the MIC had every incentive to botch the Afghanistan withdrawal. If it went smoothly, who knows which militarily occupied nation we might pull out of next?
The news media went into overtime trying to create a climate of fear that we should never pull our troops out of anywhere ever again.
It looks like the corrupt puppet state that we've been propping up in Afghanistan for a generation may not even last to the end of the year.
The withdrawal from Afghanistan is nearly half-way complete, and is looking almost unstoppable now.
Of course we won't stop bombing Afghanistan. Sheesh. What sort of imperialist empire doesn't bomb Afghanistan? I suppose you want a unicorn pony too?
While everyone is focused on the pandemic, several extremely important developments have happened in recent weeks that are being mostly overlooked.
If there's one thing America knows its how to bomb Iraq.
Seventeen years ago, on 19 March 2003, the US invaded Iraq.
Five coalition servicemen died this past week in Iraq, four of them were Americans.
