Saturday, August 28, 2021

Would the same chaos happened, if Biden fallowed Trump's plan for withdraw from Afghanistan?

 

We may never know now because of Biden's reckless decision last week to get the military out of Afghanistan, before evacuating American Citizens, and those who helped us for twenty years, and other allies. To destroy the five military bases there, and lastly take away our military hardware and troops.

That was Trumps plan for withdrawing from Afghanistan, which needed to be done, because we can't fight other peoples wars for them, they have to be willing to fight for their freedom. If you have to pay soldiers to fight for freedom, then something is totally off. 

My question, even if Trump's plan was implemented, would we still see panicked Afghan citizens, storming the airport, and cling to planes taking off, and end up killing themselves? Would the tragic circumstances happen? 

We may never know for sure now because of President Biden's  disregard to our citizens, and Afghan allies now being held hostage by these Taliban terrorist  thugs. --Peter Ripley


Related news Stories

TRUMP WARNED US: Watch Donald Trump’s Major Warning on Afghanistan from 2017--Fox News


SHAME: Biden Likely to Leave Thousands of Americans Behind in Afghanistan.--PJ MEDIA


Kabul Airport: 'Total, Complete Chaos, Unsanitary Conditions and Rapidly Declining,' Rubio Warns.--PJ MEDIA


Biden Caves to the Taliban

Our commander-in-chief is committed to getting out of Afghanistan by August 31, just like the Taliban insists.--The Patriot Post


The President America Deserves, The Mess We Saw Coming--American Spectator


Final stretch: Westerners being blocked, beaten by Taliban amid last-ditch evacuation efforts--NY POST


What Afghanistan tells us about Team Biden's incompetence--Washington Times


 


RELATED PRESS RELEASES:


Afghanistan women’s rights are ‘red line’, UN rights chief tells States--UN NEWS CENTER

UN rights chief Michelle Bachelet led calls on Tuesday for Afghanistan’s new Taliban leaders to respect the rights of all Afghans and warned that the treatment of women and girls is a “fundamental red line” that should not be crossed.


Remarks by President Biden on the Ongoing Evacuation Efforts in Afghanistan and the House Vote on the Build Back Better Agenda--WH


With Afghanistan Evacuation, It's Lives Over Equipment ... Period, DOD Spokesman Says.--DOD

The U.S. military is planning to leave Afghanistan by August 31. The plan for that departure includes not just U.S. service members, but also some of the important military equipment still in the country.


Secretary Antony J. Blinken On Afghanistan--US STATE DEPT.



STATE HEADLINE NEWS:


Inslee statement on FDA approval of Pfizer COVID vaccine

Gov. Jay Inslee released a statement today following the Food & Drug Administration's approval of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine for the prevention of disease from COVID.

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“The Food and Drug Administration’s full authorization of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine today is a great milestone in our fight against this deadly pandemic. People who get vaccinated should be more confident than ever in the safety and effectiveness of this vaccine. It does not just save the lives of individuals; it can save entire communities from further devastation.


“More than half of American adults have been fully vaccinated against COVID, either through the Pfizer, Moderna or Johnson & Johnson vaccines. The result is that at least 170 million Americans, and more than 4 million Washingtonians, have robust protection from this virus. We can already see this in the fact that 95% of COVID hospitalizations in our state are among the unvaccinated. It is clear there is no safer, faster or more effective way to stop the transmission of this virus than through vaccination.


“Washingtonians can make informed decisions about getting this preventative treatment. Talk to your health provider about whether this is the right decision for you.”


STATE ERADICATES FIRST ASIAN GIANT HORNET NEST OF 2021, ASKS PUBLIC TO CONTINUE REPORTING.

OLYMPIA – The Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) eradicated the first Asian giant hornet nest of the year on Wednesday, Aug. 25.


Bellingham medical providers must end illegal non-compete contracts, pay $110K as a result of AG Ferguson consent decree.

BELLINGHAM — Attorney General Bob Ferguson today announced that, as a result of his antitrust consent decree, Bellingham Anesthesia Associates (BAA) must end its illegal dominance of the local health care market and pay $110,000 in costs and fees. BAA used unlawful non-compete clauses and exclusive contracts with area medical providers to take about 90 percent of the market share for physician-administered anesthesia services in Whatcom and Skagit counties. This legally enforceable agreement requires BAA to cease illegally requiring physicians to sign three-year non-compete contracts.


Word Counts and More — New Filing Requirements for State Appellate Courts Go Into Effect Sept. 1

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Most attorneys and self-represented litigants who file documents with the Washington Court of Appeals and Supreme Court will have new requirements to meet beginning Sept. 1, 2021.


Cleaning up: Agreement will start cleanup process where railroad tank cars stopped at former Seattle oil terminal.

BNSF Railway will add to an ongoing cleanup at the former Time Oil terminal on Salmon Bay in Seattle. We’re ready to sign a legal agreement with the railroad, along with a public participation plan on how we’ll keep the community informed about BNSF’s environmental activities at the site.


Buoy 10 to close to Chinook retention later this week.

OLYMPIA – The Buoy 10 fishery on the lower Columbia River will close to Chinook salmon retention beginning Friday, fishery managers from Washington and Oregon announced today.


Ivermectin should not be used to prevent or treat COVID-19

OLYMPIA – The Washington State Department of Health (DOH) warns people should not take ivermectin to prevent or treat COVID-19, following today’s Health Alert Network advisory released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Ivermectin is an antiparasitic drug used commonly in humans and animals. Although it is approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the treatment of some parasitic worms, external parasites and skin conditions, evidence shows it is ineffective against treating the COVID-19 virus and the side effects can be potentially dangerous.


From our Congressional Delegation to DC

Cantwell Announces Over $22 Million in Grants to Washington State Airports

$10 Million going to Wenatchee’s Pangborn Memorial, $4 Million going to Bremerton National Airport.


Senator Murray: The Clock is Ticking on Voting Rights.


PAGE 2: BIDEN TALKS BIG AFTER TERRORIST ATTACK AT KABUL AIRPORT, BUT WILL HE ACT?


PAGE 3: FROM OUR CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION TO DC ON AFGHANISTAN


PAGE 4: ICYMI: Inslee letter to President Biden reaffirms Washington's support for Afghan refugees


 

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