This morning in Afghanistan - a few headlines

A few headlines and then a letter from someone who knows what is happening:

• • Taliban storms Kabul, demands unconditional surrender of government; US scrambles to pull out embassy workers
  • Taliban demands control of Afghanistan as president flees
  • Barack Obama reportedly said: 'Don't underestimate Joe's ability to (expletive) things up'
  • Former CIA Officer: "The Most Infamous & Devastating Press Conference Ever Held By An American President"
  • CNN’s Tapper on Afghanistan: ‘Shocking that President Biden Could Have Been So Wrong’
  • Taliban on brink of seizing Kabul: Afghan leader flees as invading war chiefs head to presidential palace to demand 'transfer of power' after militants take Bagram air base and free 5,000 loyal prisoners

And then, this letter from Kenneth R. Timmerman writing at The New York Post:
Mr. Timmerman is the best-selling author of “ISIS Begins: A Novel of the Iraq War.” He lectured on Iran at the Pentagon’s Joint Counter-Intelligence Training Academy from 2010-2016.

President Biden will own the fall of Kabul — when the real killing begins
For decades, Joe Biden has touted himself as a foreign policy genius. As a United States senator, he never had to make a decision or bear responsibility for running off at the mouth. As vice-president, he was given backwaters such as Ukraine that he reportedly turned into a family piggy bank.

But now he is president. He owns the utter disaster that Afghanistan has become; and the sudden about-face of the Pentagon to send 3,000 fully-armed combat troops back into the fray shows that even the woke military bosses Biden installed can wake up and smell the coffee.

Would Donald Trump have done this differently?

Answer?  Hell Yes - read on:

As Trump recounted three weeks ago at the Turning Point USA Student Action Summit in Phoenix, he bombed the Taliban to the negotiating table.

After warning Taliban leader Hibatullah Akhundzada that he would “come back and hit you harder than any country has ever been hit” if he welched on the deal, Trump made good on his threat and launched punishing airstrikes the first time the Taliban violated the agreement.

Since then, not a single U.S. soldier has died in combat in Afghanistan.

Trump also maintained U.S. fighter jets and armed drones at Bagram airbase and used them to keep the Taliban in check. Biden ordered the midnight evacuation of the airbase on July 5 without even notifying the Afghan military. Not surprisingly, within hours the Taliban had looted the base and today our remaining troops have no U.S. air cover.

President Trump was not known for his polite tweets but he got things done and was a strong leader at a time when a strong leader was (and still is) needed. This tragedy is owned by the present administration.  Joe Biden and his cronies own this.

Now, if Joe would only come back from his nice long vacation at Camp David and face the music.