There are at least 14 artists named August:

1) august is an improv, … Read Full Bio ↴There are at least 14 artists named August:

1) august is an improv, lo-fi, tape usin' shaman in training from philadelphia, pa who runs cerebral spasm records. from his myspace: "august really likes to play music for and with people. he guarantees he will not bullshit you one bit and give everything his most. he will also try and continue the spirit of japknees dreemweal by emitting sonic love from his little speakers. august - keys, vocals, pedals, sampler, shortwave, flute, bass..." he has put out a good number of releases to date, all of which are ultra limited and hand made. his most recent full lengths are titled "ghost smell" (2006) and "moon book" (2007).

2) August was a 1960's trio band - JOHN BETZ (bass guitar and vocals), RICH KNICKERBOCHER (guitar, vocals and kazoo), and LARRY SPURRIER (Drums and backing vocals). Genre: Beatles style and tradition. Their 1969 album named AUGUST (teal cover pix on this page, album designed by Larry Spurrier) was produced and directed by Michael Nise (Ex. Producer of "Dance Party USA" www.omni2000.com), recorded, published and pressed by "The Nise Sound" in the "Nise Photo-Sound Laboratories" which was then located in Philadelphia, PA, USA. The AUGUST Album also credits "BUBBLES By The Little Kid With The Big Coke." In 1995, AUGUST became the number one internationally requested album by collectors who were paying $1000.00 per album.

3) august were a 2-piece acoustic/alternative band hailing from Wigan, England. They formed in the mid-2000s, and featured N.S.M. on lead vocals.
august Facebook page
N.S.M. at MySpace

4) August is a Bluegrass/Folk/Alternative band from Baltimore, Maryland, circa 2007.
http://www.myspace.com/augustmd

5) August is an electronic musician from Oxford (United Kingdom.

6) August is a post hardcore band from the Suburban Chicago area circa 2003.

7) August is a Finnish Christian rock band founded in 1997. Location: Kokkola, Finland.

8) August is heavy power metal featuring the late Anthony Michael Russo on vocals, Mike Moore on lead guitar, Thad Cranford on bass guitar and Andy Shea on the drums. August was formed in the late 90's as an answer to the Sunset Strip Glam rock, pay to play scene. August never paid to play and took no prisoners, intimadating the crop of glam boy bands with their musicianship and talent. Location: Hollywood, California, United States Genre: Rock & Pop » Power Metal
Similar Artists: Overkill, Judas Priest, Metal Church
Free download for 7)August:
http://music.download.com/august/3600-8672_32-100700771.html?tag=MDL_listing_song_artist

9) August are a group based in London, England. Their debut LP entitled 'It's Not The Wand, It's The Magic' was released on Frizz Records in June '08. Featuring Vedina Mose on vocals, Clean Cut Mark on drums, Raphael Mann on bass, guitar, keyboards & vocals and Maree Choie on clarinet & vocals, with contributions from fellow Frizz artist Art Terry (see photo gallery for a shot of songwriting team Vedina & Raphael in action). Their eclectic style has been compared to artists as diverse as Prince, Kate Bush, The Beatles, Sly & The Family Stone and early De La Soul. Raphael also plays bass for Mr Hudson & The Library and I Blame Coco

10) R&B singer ('Make You a Star, 50 50 etc.')

11) A Japanese Symphonic Prog band.

Line-up / Musicians:
Misuzu Kudo - voice
Yoshinori Kawai - guitar
Sou Kanno - bass, acoustic guitar
Ayato Takada - keyboards
Kotokatsu Onodera - drums 88-89
Hitoshi Nishida - drums 89- (ex-Providence)

12) A post-hardcore band from Canada, circa 1996, reborn in 2007. www.myspace.com/augustaugustaugust

13) Russian rapper from Saint-Petersburg

14) august is an indie-pop/alternative up-and-coming artist who blew up on tiktok after sharing her debut single "Perfume". Her style has been compared to Phoebe Bridgers, Lizzy Mcalpine, and Searows.

After the War
August Lyrics

We have lyrics for 'After the War' by these artists:

Antichrisis The light pours out of me From a distance I can…
Asia For those that are able To go underground Missiles disenable…
Ben Wagner The smoke has cleared Sit alone with a beer and run…
Branches I was spending my days mending all of the broken…
Chinchilla When the night raises the power all over the earth The…
Fortunato I went to war Eighteen and strong In foreign land, looking f…
Gary Moore (Gary Moore) So many came before you, the prisoners of fate.…
Gary Moore [Www.RockDL.Net] So many came before you, The prisoners of fate. A…
I Am Giant They say we won, But we lost so much. That all relief, Was…

Iron Savior [The war is over and the warrior returns to where…
Joe Henry A dog-eared mind sniffed my heart Like a pocket full of…
lewin Tuve un amor exótico en Tell Aviv, Yo era un explorador…
Mono Inc. So many came before you, The prisoners of fate. A history …
Paul Gross After the guns are silent And after my wounds have healed …
Reinaeiry This is a letter To the girl I was before Things will…
Sleep Station I just said you could listen for a while, I…
The Robot Ate Me After the war I read that you had survived, you…
The Scarring Party With a switch knife he cut his lip And gave me…
The sleep station I just said you could listen for a while, I…
Young Guns I walk these streets with bloodied hands* Looking for the p…
Young Guns/Young Guns I walk these streets with bloodied hands Looking for the pea…
Gary Moore So many came before you, The prisoners of fate. A…

We have lyrics for these tracks by August:

40 Days And 40 Nights You’re living for today, but your future is looking bleak.…
AFK (Е) Доступен для плага, но для тебя нет, я не…
august One, two One, two, three, go L.E.O On my way back home (My…
Breathe Please don't you leave I'm scared to be all alone Why can't…
Casting Двадцать четыре нюдис за день - это кастинг Четыре суточные …
Clock's Stop You askin′ questions about how I'm feelin′...* And I know it…
Drifting I begged for you To bring me back through to Earth But…
Enter the Void X и codein мешаю на студийном лобби Это balenci sport, я…
Forever I feel the tension when I look inside your eyes I…
GHOSTS I think I see a ghost in the room Hit you…
HEAL I actually wrote one last song Life is brief but when…
I Miss How can I stop How can I stop After two and a…
I Think I Do Get off my dick, let me do me That's a million…
It Could Be I see you Standin' there lookin for a G Standin' there looki…
Keep Her Warm Do right, The next time that I meet a girl That I…
Kids Wir haben Geld, aber jeder hier führt Money-Talks Uns gehört…
Make you a Star I can see,that your watching I can feel, as your near And…
Mama Mama said stay out of trouble Mama said don't be a…
Mama Told Me (Intro) (Hoo…hey)(Hey…)(Oh, ho…)(Yeah) (…
Maybach А, а-а, а-а, а-а, а-а, а-а, а-а (Ага) Раздадим пи.ды, как б…
Maybe [Verse 1:] Maybe if the sun was always bright Maybe if every…
One Last Time Oh baby, baby How was I supposed to know That something wasn…
Shum Курю так громко, заглушаю шум Наклеил стразы на новые шузы Е…
This House Living room I find room to live in You Open door…
Wake Up Я просыпаюсь ночью, снова видел сон (е) Еду, V12 и…
wilderness Holy Toledo! What was that? From out of nowhere, and, that…
Without you Your phone face down I've seen the signs Are you leaving…
ДЕМОНЫ Снова базарю в голове со своими демонами Буду поджигать ещё …
МАМА Сколько бы ни было промахов я снова двигаюсь, двигаюсь мама …
Остановись Я стою В полной комнате людей В одиночестве Кто есть я? Ржав…
ПРИВЫЧКИ Я выпускаю наружу то что было так глубоко взаперти Папаю в…

ЦУНАМИ Начало цунами, я беру за планку высоту волны Я только на…

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Most interesting comments from YouTube:

@LesliePeter

3y↑22

Hasn't Kabul been liberated
from a 20-year unwanted foreign occupation?

Feb 2020, the US agreed to complete the evacuation by May 2021
then extended it to 31 August.

Why has the US still problem to complete it on time?
Does the US slow down the evacuation intentionally
for no other purpose than to provoke Taliban?

Now our media is crying out loud
that the Taliban doesn't allow the US/G7
to keep breaking their agreement.
So, any agreement signed with the US/G7 is insignificant
- virtually worthless
because they can tear it apart at will?

Russia offers to provide its civilian planes
to fly Afghan and US citizens to the US and other countries.

Hasn’t the US not only invaded Afghanistan for 20 years
to replace the Taliban with the ‘Taliban’
but also send 1,000 more US troops to aid evacuation?

While "cleaning up" the mess in Afghanistan is still under way
what country’s vice president is visiting Asia
strengthening its strategic structure around China
with the sole purpose of containing China?

@qinby1182

3y↑8

Interestingly enough...
If the USA had not started supporting radical Islam and the Mujahedin the Soviet backed government would probably have staid in power.
Then Afghanistan today would have been ok for women and like a former Soviet Republic.
Al-Qaeda would not exist
9/11 would not have happened.
No war on terror...
Not these wars in the middle east.. Iraq, Libya, Syria...

Not saying this is sure BUT there is a good chance the outcome would be something like that.

@LesliePeter

3y↑2

Blinken asked China and Russia for help
to evacuate all US and its allies' personnel.

Isn't the US so exhausted in Afghanistan,
that is has to show such a low profile to its former enemy in order to retreat safely?

Doesn't the US need China and Russia,
to help "clean up" the mess in Afghanistan
it left behind, and make its leaving less ugly?

Isn't the US retreating from the Middle East
while strengthening its strategic structure around China with the sole purpose of containing China?

@Novastar.SaberCombat

3y↑1

@James Burns For the record, the idea of exiting Afghanistan began with Barack, then Trump made 'deals' to release Taliban prisoners (one is now the new Afghani leader/ president)--which had no consequences for the Taliban, nor real value other than Trump's personal gain. ALSO, Trump made this deal WITHOUT talking to Afghanistan. #facts

Enter the 'Biden' administration. Which happens to inherit everything from the previous administrations, because... uhm... yeah, that's how it works. Then, they had to make their own decisions.

Like it or not, 'fan boying' for one 'side' or another is pointless. If we're a 'country divided'... then, we're definitely going to flounder.

THAT IS WHAT CERTAIN PEOPLE WANT. They want the people of the U.S. divided amongst themselves. People yelling 'TRUMP!' or 'BIDEN!'

But in the end, 'DonJoe' will keep you poor, unfulfilled and broke.

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@jlwinters1911

3y↑547

Spent my early 20s deployed. I’ve had 15 knee surgeries and lost 3 friends. I’m angry, sad and indifferent. Spent 2 years in Kabul alone. Now I understand why Vietnam vets are salty. This hurts. Wish the best for the local nationals.

@liteyui9574

3y↑43

Thank you for the service, dude. I'm sorry what you've fought and suffered for as an individual soldier all those years is being lost like this.

@khai96x

3y↑121

Do you want to feel hurt even more? Whenever you are called into a war in foreign lands, know that you will not fight for your own people, but for the rich and powerful minority.

@jiangyining

3y↑10

The goal of the war was to funnel 2 trillion dollars of Americans tax payers money to the military industrial complex, which it achieved spectacularly.
Sorry for what happened to you and your friends.

@jlwinters1911

3y↑29

@Khải Hoàng yep. Not arguing at all.

@gamersens2363

3y↑20

I’m sorry for your losses, but thank you for your service, I don’t think I could ever willingly enlist in the military knowing that we fight for the rich to get richer.

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@hiyoutube8013

3y↑36

Heart breaking for the beautiful soldiers and the civilians especially the kids that died because of this

@umarbhatti712

3y↑707

The American taxpayers should be so proud that Ashraf Ghani stole $169 million of their tax money while a lot of Americans sleep on the streets. Great job Uncle Sam.

@HerrscherOf_Rebirth

3y↑1

Whut

@republicofsrpska6904

3y↑26

I wrote about it a few days ago but Americans wrote to me that homeless people in the US are fantastically good. They get food stamps, work and enjoy it very much. I do not know if really mean it or just joked with me.

@kettykeran1059

3y↑43

@Republic of Srpska / Република Српска They just don't want the world know the embarrassing situation of our country, the truth is more and more people are suffering from poverty

@spaceballs44

3y↑3

Well I’m sure he’ll end up in hell.

@alicechengo3003

https://youtu.be/GHIMASbscXA

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@Monkey341

3y↑188

Ended in chaos? Not surprising!

This happened in 1975 in Saigon, Vietnam too. Exact same situation. Scenes of people rushing onto helicopters at the US embassy, scenes of babies being lifted, scenes of helicopters flying off from embassy rooftop, scenes of Vietnamese US collaborators, translaters, etc. being executed, scenes of Vietnamese refugees on the high seas and land borders.

@SgtJoeSmith

3y↑20

thats what happens when you dont study history and remember the past. history will continue to repeat itself over and over

@qinby1182

3y↑2

Well...
If you in one of the poorest countries in the world announce
"Come to the airport and we will evacuate you"
What did they expect would happen??
Must say it was not "The brightest idea" they had...
Strangely enough nobody has pointed this out...

@quanbrooklynkid7776

@Qinby 1 I didn't even know that happened...

@qinby1182

@quan Brooklyn kid
That is why there was such crowds at the airport, the majority without papers and people klinging to aircraft...

@safuwanfauzi5014

3y↑4

@Sgt Joe Smith embarrassing episode in US history, don't trust taliban

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@bluedrop1345

3y↑461

"If you lose a war and wanting to flee,do not accepte the fact that you lost, just say you are withdrawing with your allies."--Sun Tzu (The art of war)

@mahimjr1971

3y↑8

😂😂

@saipavand4064

3y↑30

Did he really say that, lol ( he definitely didn't)

@whoyou9171

3y↑11

They didn't lose the war they just can't govern the Afghanistan

@aratirao9007

🟦 SERCH ADITYA RATHORE-HE ALSO MAKES INFORMATIVE CONTENT LIKE CNBC

@ronportuguez7916

3y↑1

Victory of American tax payer.

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@Dogboy1092

3y↑51

I'm Australian and believe in the US alliance and believe the US presence in the world is overall positive influence. But in the post-WWII world, we were one of the few countries to join them in the Vietnam War (disaster), then in Iraq (based on a lie, and which nearly fell to ISIS, so we had to go in again, and still who know if Iraq will last long-term), and now Afghanistan is like Vietnam no.2. It does have me wondering why we should be a blank cheque for every ill thought out American military venture.

@quanbrooklynkid7776

Shut up

@Dogboy1092

3y↑2

@quan Brooklyn kid logic please?

@cheongwenpa

Gough Whitlam was sacked from his prime minister post for asking the same question.

@dunkingstudios

3y↑4

Australia is USA’s mouthpiece. So-called “police of the world” losing every war since WWII

@romanabramov1079

It wasn’t ill thought out. It did exactly what it was meant to. Wash money through the military industrial complex and into the hands of weapons manufacturers. Why do you think they left the weapons there in the taliban? To fuel the next war.

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@aidanrezvani9295

3y↑648

Imagine if 2 trillion dollars was spent on infrastructure here in the US.

@aratirao9007

3y↑1

🟡SERCH ADITYA RATHORE-HE ALSO MAKES INFORMATIVE CONTENT LIKE CNBC

@TheOak12345

3y↑73

We might actually be a better place with all that money spent on ourselves and not for the greed of a few.

@suereed3474

3y↑13

I think that's the idea of the pullout. If you can't tac the rich at least you can stop spending money on a losing war.

@honkhonk8009

3y↑8

It was lmfao. Litterally like 2 months seconds ago.

@querube78

3y↑11

Maybe we would actually have the infrastructure, the renewable energy, the public transportation, to receive this amount of people. At the very least the American people could count on tangible results other than "it's going great guys!"

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@K4R3N

3y↑2.8K

Don't worry it wasn't all a waste. We'll get a nice series of Hollywood movies about this debacle. We'll find a way to glorify this mess

@m1a1abrams3

3y↑291

we also get new call of duties in the future

@Zov631

3y↑157

@M1a1 Abrams and they’ll win the “bad guys “ in those games lol

@m1a1abrams3

3y↑14

@Arati Rao reported for spamming. all i had to do was look at your comment history

@LesliePeter

3y↑22

@DarrylBodkin

3y↑6

Sad but true

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@mphamphatso8136

3y↑234

I like how this piece switches from calling out the corrupt government to calling it a "democracy we supported".

I am sure Afghans will miss that government

@peabase

3y↑4

Going forward, the Afghans will miss any kind of cohesive government. Afghanistan is a failed state, run by warlords who'll fight one another in the absence of a common enemy.

@mphamphatso8136

3y↑15

@peabase if the west does not meddle, the country will be okay.

@djallious1188

3y↑1

America is greedy they are about to end millions of live over that greed, and it will be our own people.

@mphamphatso8136

3y↑8

@Supreme Afghanistan has over 34M people. Of those, only a few thousand are clamoring to get to the USA, some for economic reasons and not for any fear. The country needs to settle and the best support that can be given is economic support and not perpetuating conflicts. I find it funny that people in the USA are screaming to see guns banned and police defunded etc but are perfectly okay sending troops with deadly drones etc to other countries.

The only time troops should be sent is if there is a massacre or active civil war, like it was in Rwanda, yet no one helped anyway. And then leave as soon as things stabilise and focus on rebuilding. Imagine how many schools, roads, malls, farms, factories etc could have been build with the trillions spent if only half of that went to direct economic empowerment. The Afghans would have had something to fight for.

@elmohead

3y↑4

@peabase the Taliban is a much more cohesive group than USA lol

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@katong1953

3y↑134

US casualties do not seem to include "defense contractors", even when they are Americans.

@muhammadmalani9180

3y↑8

That’s a secret 🤫

@johntomasik1555

3y↑2

Don't sweat it. Their contribution is killing a lot more of them than them killing of us. We're much better murderers.

@samguadalupe9196

2y↑1

Gid bless joe Biden

@blistering2900

26w

US always underreports their casualties to maintain their so called super power image

@keepitreal5317

3y↑105

It's just the fact that we just let it get back to where it started. R.I.P to the lost soldiers in Afghanistan. This isn't going to be going anytime soon and we will feel those effects unfortunately.

@thomashsiai6250

3y↑1

The US entered the war because of a terrorist attack, we are not back where we started so much as we’ve lost the effort to continue.
Also, you should feel a lot worse about the Vietnam war, with millions dead and displaced, along with huge riots and many cultural shifts.

@alicechengo3003

https://youtu.be/GHIMASbscXA

@lamecgod

3y↑1

Hahahaha people died for nothing just like they keep dying in homelands hahahah

@wilhelmsarasalo3546

Afghan government forces plus lots of U.S. forces could not prevail over Taliban thus Afghan government forces alone were unlikely to do so (unless there was some conflict between them and the U.S. forces). Peace treaty with the Taliban (after consulting with the Afghan government forces, of course and having them participate), might have been a good way to make the best out of what was inevitable. "welcome to the International community and in the International community we act like ..."

@adorabasilwinterpock6035

3y↑713

The US soldiers killed recently were so young, born in 2002, 2001, 1999 etc- they have no memory of 9/11 - It’s history to them, yet they still lost their lives in that war. It is unbelievably tragic. No more.

@Zov631

3y↑87

The politicians who waged that war are mostly still living well and sound in their ranches

@PlaYer-sn5or

3y↑3

NO MORE? NO, CHINA AND RUSSIA - AMERICA'S NEXT TARGET

@LesliePeter

3y↑11

Isn't Kabul, Afghanistan now safer under Taliban than it had been under the previous authorities?

@aratirao9007

3y↑1

🚦SERCH ADITYA RATHORE-HE ALSO MAKES INFORMATIVE CONTENT LIKE CNBC

@itsok682

3y↑1

🤣

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@Bob-mp9uj

3y↑416

"The goal is to use Afghanistan to wash money out of the tax bases of the US and Europe through Afghanistan and back into the hands of a transnational security elite. The goal is an endless war, not a successful war". - Julian Assange

@zarkelee

3y↑10

2011

@jacobjorgenson9285

3y↑24

And the american public bought it hook line and sinker. Mostly because they are not free at all, just say" terrorism, freedom, democracy " and they will fall to their knees and do what told

@leroyhill7117

3y↑4

Period haha

@elsonsti

3y↑13

yet no one is confronting elites. its slavery.

@jamiekensington1155

3y↑3

Until our world leaders and politicians, people who have integrity and a large following, admit that this is truly the case and the corruption and evil and greed come to an end than it can never happen. This had been in the world for an extremely long time. They have our whole future napped out for us already.... I'm just so terrified of what that's going tho end up consisting of

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@FinancialShinanigan

3y↑2K

The U.S. government is so nice giving all those free toys to the Talibans.

@Zov631

3y↑134

85 billion dollars worth of weapons giveaway

@Yochemm

3y↑14

And the rabbits are shooting back...

@flydogbus

3y↑39

China will receive it finally.
And U.S.A. will taste the bitter fruit.

@leisureclub_

3y↑46

well... I think Talibans deserve all this after 40+ years of fighting ..... USA Created them to fight against Soviets..

@Yochemm

3y↑13

@Leisure Club ➊ The US wasn't also not capable to rule the world, it's a blesss China will take it over.

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@KalamKhan-cq3jq

3y↑44

There has been one constant across twenty years of occupation: the government lying to the people.

“The days of the Taliban are over. The future of Afghanistan belongs to the people of Afghanistan. And the future of Afghanistan belongs to freedom.”

- George W. Bush, 2006

@spaceballs44

3y↑1

🤣😆😂. When he said that I laughed my butt off! I knew they’d be back but not with all the American weapons.

@KRYMauL

I mean the US did drive them underground.

@brokenrecord3095

there's been another constant. defense contractors have been cashing checks.

@moonrock720

Yep. George w bush was a liar, I wish my people had thrown him in jail.

@vitalymaliarov696

Raytheon and Lockheed Martin have entered the chat

@iloveswa

34w↑1

I was in Bagram at the Craig Theater Hospital in June 2011. I walked side by side with Afghans helping women and men get over their illness. Seeing and hearing the Taliban have taken over the entire base and the hospital is sad. We definitely messed up the end game big time. Thanks to Trump.

@alexrobinson2103

24w

Trump? Arent Obama started wanna to pull out. Biden done the job

@BARYy100

3y↑1.1K

"There is enough money for wars , but not enough to feed the poor."
Tupac Shakur

@garyoakham9723

3y↑61

Trump was the first president in over 40 years to not start a new war. And that’s why they impeached him. Look it up

@jkdgamingtv3766

3y↑90

@Gary Oakham Trump's Impeachment at first was caused by his phone call with the Ukranian President, trying to favor him about the 2020 Election. He was charged for abuse of power, and obstruction of congress. His second impeachement was caused by the US Capitol Attack by Mobs, encouraged by Trump himself. He was charged of Incitement of Insurrection. Trump may not started another war, but Trump caused the reigniting the tensions with the Iranians, which both US and Iran made a peace terms during the Obama Administration.

@walterburger5281

3y↑7

@JKDGamingTV You don't know what the hell you are talking about!

@FrostyIcey917

3y↑7

This is why I don't like to talk about politics

@chiquita683

3y↑1

That wasn't the lyrics but ok, probably born in 2000

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@grandmaster137

3y↑21

Well, when the Soviets left Afghanistan, it was done in a very orderly, efficient and organized manner. The Afghan government troops that were left, fought, defended the cities and capital and held out for 3 years before falling to the US and Pakistan supported mujahideens. Also, while the Soviets built a lot of infrastructure, the US mostly spent the 2 trillion dollars on big US defense companies and private military contractors.

@ianofliverpool7701

3y↑3

Tell that to the thousands of Russian families who lost their sons.

@Kk-ju2bq

Usa greed of money is good for others......more Americans dies more money is made 🤣🤣

@baklava6138

3y↑82

If the US is truly a land of law and order and justice (i.e a first world civilized nation) as they try so hard to promote around the world. Then, heads need to role, those decision makers that did all of this need to be held accountable. However, this will not happen and the world now sees that the US is no better than the countries the US points their finger at.

@gidondejong1802

3y↑3

Bingo

@blaqbay1762

3y↑2

Biden is a traitor for 🇨🇳

@paulwilliams2024

3y↑2

The USA has an compromise leader in Joe Biden . This would have never happened under Trump

@Onehitwonder828

3y↑3

The U.S. has been hijacked by Politicians and " Activist's. "

@H7B2ify

3y↑3

@Paul Williams Trump was literally the one who started the withdrawal process

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@22sKiNq14s

3y↑1

As a prior service I predicted that we would pull out of Afghanistan with dignity and and a true sense of accomplishments, but we left that place without anything to write home about, national embarrassment years to come smh.

@RJDKHS96

3y↑22

"No-one could have predicted what happened in August 2021"...except that it was obvious with the complete incompetence of leaving what has been the true security base of the country for the last 70 years in Kandahar in the middle of the night with no smooth hand-over, this leaving our position to secure a withdrawal in the hands of looters & the Taliban.

@mkii5423

2y↑8

Eisenhower was right when he warned about the 'military-industrial complex' during his farewell speech back in 1961

@harolddavis1493

33w

We had better military leaders and political back then

@gautamsarkar3294

3y↑295

The question is how much of that $2 trillion was spent of Afghanistan, and how much on military industrial complex and private contractors. The corruption of Afghani politicians and civil servants were well known. But they received only a small part of the loot. The most was taken by US actors.

@_Reviewer

3y↑9

Gautam Sarkar, You are right. Many of those U.S contractors bought luxury property in the UAE and EU.

@gregoryeverson741

3y↑4

a marine has over 50K worh of gear that you can buy for about 5k total, the gun is the expensive part

@marfauzamatjusoh8198

3y↑5

U.S. top government leaders are corrupt as well. Money is god to them.

@gothenmosph5151

3y↑2

Firstly about half of that money hasn't even been spent yet. The costs are still to be actualized in the form of things like interest on US T bonds used to fund the war, and future VA medical bills and veterans benefits earned in the war by hundreds of thousands.

Second the figure also includes adjacent costs like the Pakistani airbase used for strikes in Afghanistan.

Afghanistan itself got about $100b. Most of that was salaries for the security forces. Some was other Afghans employed. Some was infrastructure projects. Some was equipment. So e was funding the creation of the Afghan government and all of its arm, to include things like government buildings.

@MikeyLikesIt89

3y↑2

Exactly this whole segment is nothing but pouting from war mongers.

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@aaronrowe34

3y↑5

What’s interesting to me is that I’ve watched another video on this issue and yours is entirely presented differently including the facts; e.g ‘300,000 troops’ and your comments about corruption. That 300,000 includes for police, security, etc and the actual number of forces is widely reported as being closer to 120,000. Either way, I found this information with ease but your corruption pushing appears more important than fact.

@Mojave4ever

3y↑6

Interestingly, several years ago Trump detailed what would happen in Afghanistan if the US just up and pulled out. His clear and unambiguous statement on the matter is on video. Although Trumps very accurate years old prediction did not include intentionally giving the Taliban billions of $ of US military equipment/structures/info, it did accurately described what just took place - here in Aug 2021. Surely someone employed by CNBC knows what video is and how to view/listen to it ??? Saying, "no one could predict" is just entirely false.

@jeremyboughtono2

44w

The military equipment is largely useless in the hands of peasants.

@MOHAMMEDTANVEER-kc8mj

21w

You are fighting people who value dieing in the battle more than their lives.You can not defeat the will and determination of people who are willing to fight and die like a warrior and who celebrate their martyrs like they are celebrating a marriage...

@arindamkumar7725

3y↑14

The whole video really shows how little and confused America's understanding of Afghanistan is in spite of spending 20 years there

@honkhonk8009

3y↑2

More like the american peoples understanding.

The military have said multiple times how barbaric in thinking Afghans are, and how its like teaching medeival idiots how to form a functioning democracy.
But some people live in a fantasy land where they think they can keep afghanistan stable without equally barbaric responses.

@WileyPeyote

2y↑2

2 generations of good strong countrymen gone, the enemy is right here at home 🇺🇸

@snmailist1470

3y↑759

How do you donate money to Taliban ?
Just pay taxes in the USA 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@mugumyapaultheafricannomad9488

3y↑28

You're being honest..... A fact😂

@DjGuanacOfficial1-L.A

3y↑25

.. ...and vote democrat

@sahriestar

3y↑2

For real

@Jacen777

3y↑33

FUN FACT: The United States simply abandoned $85 BILLION worth of military gear, weapons and vehicles over there. Some perspective: Russia's entire defense budget is only $61.7 BILLION. India spends about $72 BILLION. The UK spends $59.2 BILLION. What we just threw away is more than the entire defense budgets of Italy, Australia and Canada COMBINED, and we did it for NOTHING. What's worse is these very weapons will likely be used against us in the coming years.

@zaveok7751

@Buster Smith but it was necessary at the time

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@kazam7332

3y↑1

I never watch videos about war or politics, my family in afghanistan all worked in the government of ashraf ghani so i am really worried about them. I know i should not be watching to much of these vids but it gives me a feeling of reassurance. I hope peace will come to afghanistan and the whole world and i hope that no parent has to lose there son or daughter regardless of the religious beliefs or race.

@zefft.f4010

3y↑3

It began in chaos, makes sense for it to end that way. This is what happens when you go to war without clear goals and objectives. No one should be surprised at the outcome.

@theyjustwantyourmoney4539

3y↑25

Thank you for the 20 year spending of tax payers money on such a mission.

@AdmiralBonetoPick

Sure, the last 20 years of warfare in the Middle East cost the USA $4 trillion, but the impact of all these Covid lockdowns has cost the US economy $16 trillion in just two years.

@professorxavier6448

I feel really sad for the people of afghanistan and offer my condolences. I feel Ghani and all politicians should be punished for this situation and their corruption. Even so i feel angry at the people like the lady siting at home and commenting about his situation. If this were my country i would die fighting before i become a coward doing interviews and saying about "not doing enough".

@Thecapturedguy

3y↑10

This was inevitable. Should have left them alone minding their business back in the 80’s. The media should really bring up the history about the US intervention in Afghanistan during that time. There’s too much ignorance about this topic today.

@qinby1182

3y↑8

@Humanaut.

3y↑297

Imagine spending 83B to fix the US education or healthcare system. Nope, no money for that, gotta equip the taliban.

Edit: or judicial/prison* system.

@redrock3109

3y↑15

We've already spent billions on both and what do we have? An overwhelming population of people who can't meet educational minimums and vast sums of money spent on people who aren't even legal citizens at the hospitals. Throwing more money at problems doesn't solve these problems - it's what is done with it that counts.

@billjones3868

3y↑11

No amount of money will help the american public education system.

@thedavisdojo5944

3y↑12

@Bill Jones yeah the problem is just curriculum and the actual systems

@billjones3868

3y↑5

@TheDavisDojo ....and indoctrination. Damn glad i went to HS in the late 80s.

@redrock3109

3y↑3

@Bill Jones Indoctrination and anti-Americanism is right. Who needs to spend billions more for that?

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@jorgeespinosa3179

3y↑2

I’m old enough to remember the fall of Saigon. History just keeps repeating itself. Same few profiting from these manufactured wars. What’s truly tragic and unforgivable is sending our men and women to their deaths.

@murryjm

War ends in chaos…It’s as eternal as the sun rising in the east & setting in the west. My issue is how did the press & populace in general not realize that this is how virtually all conflicts end? Too many people have been deluding themselves for whatever nonsensical reason they’ve been clinging too…

@mr.goldfarmer4883

To the half of the US that elected this guy in office. You did this.

@AaronMichaelLong

3y↑6

Anyone who had the slightest delusion that the Afghan war would end any other way simply ignored a surfeit of evidence. We knew the Afghan regime we had brought to power was deeply corrupt. We knew the money we were spending on projects aimed at improving the economy and building stability were being stolen from. In what universe did you expect such people to fight and die against the Taliban once we left and the gravy train was coming to a stop?

The simple fact, the United States' war aims were never possible, because true regime change requires cultural change. It's madness to suppose that in a mere 20 years, we can change the fundamental character of Afghan society and values. England conquered Wales in 1283, yet the Welsh culture and character remains distinct. England began incursions into Ireland in 1529, yet Ireland struggled for nearly 500 years to achieve independence. Scotland and England came under a unified Monarchy in 1603, yet there is still a seething independence movement after over 400 years. Cultures change, to be sure, and these lands are far different from the places they were hundreds of years ago. And yet, you would think after all that time, the regional identities of the various parts of the United Kingdom would have assimilated after hundreds of generations with a single government.

So, why would we operate under the fantasy that we could assimilate the Tajik, Pashtun, Uzbek, and other ethnic groups in a mere 20 years? Especially while we were, to the casual observer, indiscriminately firebombing people? The truth is, there we never a reason for us to be there. Not defeating Al'Qaeda, not exporting democracy, not providing stability. It was all futile, a gigantic government boondoggle which made riches for defense contractors and a select group of corrupt Afghan insiders. Next time we're going to waste 2.2 trillion dollars in taxpayer money, let's do it on the American education system, so at least nobody has to die while we're hemorrhaging money failing to achieve our policy goals.

@lacasadelvideojuego3880

34w

Amen to this, US was successful with Japan because they were so nationalistic and US work with their high ranks to rebuild the country, in Afghanistan you have lots of ethnic groups that probably hate each other and wouldn’t never cooperate with each other.

@ultrapotato5872

3y↑1

And I think to myself....

What a wonderful world......

@JoseGarcia-mi4ig

3y↑227

It’s literally the modern version of the Vietnam war

@KesumaofEO

3y↑8

Bruh didn't Vietnam have like 20x as many casualties..? I think more people died on September 11th during the terrorist attacks than US soldiers in the entire 20 year Afghan war.

@jinjitsu4350

3y↑1

Don’t insult my people like that. We lost a lot of men there. Nearly 1.3 million died in VN while there were only 2.5k death in afghan.

@JoseGarcia-mi4ig

3y↑27

@Jin Jitsu It’s not insulting, if this is basically the same result for a repeated history of American defeat/embarrassment

@kenfern2259

3y↑14

@Jose Garcia USA being the uninvited guest to party.

@snmailist1470

3y↑1

@Ken Fern
But US always promote western values: democracy freedom and human rights. 😂😂😂😂🙏🙏🙏🙏

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@33stryker

3y↑13

You can't win a war against an enemy that sees you as a foreign usurper and has more patience than you do. This is exactly what happened in Vietnam. We should have gotten out a lot sooner but mission creep from defeating terrorism to nation-building made it America's longest war. Apparently the American way of life is not as exportable as the politicians would have us believe.

@lexluthor4156

3y↑18

2:23 So are you claiming the U.S invaded Afghanistan and imposed a corrupted government on them on purpose, OR that there are corrupted U.S officials who had been working with the a corrupted Afghanistan government to misappropriate and embezzled U.S tax payer's money in aid to Afghanistan?
How is that not the more important issues ?

@three60five98

1 man that changed the face of a nation that will go down hard in the annals of history!

@ebyrnes97

3y↑8

RIP fo those 14 brave souls 🙏💔

@eminum7777

2y↑1

They went there expecting to loot a trillion dollars in untapped minerals and metals. Turns out those untapped metals weren’t looted from the ground but from 2 trillion dollars of American tax payers money and they found use for all the equipment they weren’t going to use; give it to the taliban and let them use it to wage war with surrounding countries after all its cheaper to make new weapons then it is to bring the old ones home. Good plan Uncle Sam.

@oldcountryman2795

3y↑334

$2 trillion flushed down the toilet along with more than 3000 service member's lives. But we "can't afford" health care for Americans. Stop the insanity.

@jasonkozakiewicz1170

3y↑12

Medicare for all will cost 40 trillion over 10 years. You wake up.

@barrios2293

3y↑51

@Jason Kozakiewicz source: trust me bro I saw someone on Twitter make this statement

@oldcountryman2795

3y↑46

@Jason Kozakiewicz That’s an idiotic statement.

@apiwutintongkam3149

3y↑1

Look at what american eat. Thier military budget wouldn't cover half the countries Healthcare.

@buntafujiwara7698

3y↑7

@Jason Kozakiewicz sure buddy

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@bhanumanhas175

I as a non American (but a supporter of America) never believed till now that USA is in terminal decline. Just because a new power is rising doesn't mean that an old power is declining. But seeing the humiliating defeat of America at the hands of none other than Taliban, has changed my mind. USA is in terminal decline. Maybe they will not fall as Soviet Union but USA will gradually reduce in power and prestige over decades.

@threepointeight

3y↑37

What a GREAT use of taxpayers dollars!! Mission accomplished!!

@nickrad6966

Managed to secure lithium for batteries, the vast majority of the worlds supply of opium for opioids used in pharmaceuticals as well as minerals for petroleum and of course oil reserves in Iraq. All of this over a 20 year period, now presumably a deal has been struck and the Taliban will no doubt be cooperating with the sourcing and logistics. I would say mission accomplished certainly.

@howo357

@nickrad wrong. China will get the deal with taliban for earth metals. They are already talking about building high speed rail between China and Afghanistan basically the new silkroad.

@entertainmenttv7241

3y↑11

I will never forget the great effort of Intellectweb for keeping up to his promise, I really appreciate you guys

@MakhlukKontrakSosial

we are branded as conspiracy theorist for speaking the truth.. in 2001, those who said 9/11 is a setup, was branded as every names you can calls it, today, whole world knows it was an inside job.. 'Conspiracy theorist' is now spoiler blower 🤫

@jovianblue

@Kerajaan Kluster Mahkamah UMNO conspiracist ⤴

@charlesbrowne9590

3y↑5

Does anyone remember the endless parade of flags displayed on cars before the war? That was the best evidence we were about to do something profoundly stupid. Only one representative voted against war.

@stefanandrejevic2570

3y↑38

US : Hey military, here's 2 trillion dollars for fighting in Afghanistan!
People : That's cool and all, but can we have free healtcare?
US : hah no

@donniecampbell9344

3y↑2

Maybe you should talk to your Taliban buddies and have them not attack the US first next time.

@dr.phylisphical9294

3y↑5

@Donnie Campbell they didnt even attack the us and the fly brained president didnt even evacuate it right he needed to take the weapons and dogs out first before completely leaving.

@donniecampbell9344

@dr. phylisphical I am talking about in Sept 11, 2001, they attacked the US. Once you go into a country after a war is started, you are going to be there a long time.

@Leegendari

2y↑1

@Donnie Campbell Hes not "buddies" with the Taliban! What's wrong with you?

@ascendd33

@Donnie Campbell fun fact, there was litteraly no afghan among the 15 hijackers 🥱

@K4R3N

3y↑263

$6TRILLION by 2050 in war debt payments. What a collosal effing waste. Great job Washington 👍

@gluteusmaximus1657

3y↑20

Don't worry. A large portion of this 6 trillion is still on US accounts. Ask the military-industrial-complex.

@aratirao9007

3y↑1

🔴SERCH ADITYA RATHORE-HE ALSO MAKES INFORMATIVE CONTENT LIKE CNBC

@banditonehundred

3y↑1

Powell will print that in 20 seconds

@devinaisaican2133

3y↑2

Blame the federal reserve an all the Ceos and corporations they are your problem

@suereed3474

Where was the rest of the world, including Afghanistan?

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@balto673

3y↑2

I like how everyone for the most part keeps saying "it's our responsibility to help these people" or "it's our duty" but is it though? And if so, then why?? Cuz correct me if I'm wrong, but I feel as though each country should be accountable for their own systems and be self manageable and if it's not and can't make it work, then it'll suffer the consequence of total collapse like any other would.. So again i ask, why is it someone else's responsibility to clean up another person's mess? 🤔

@commonsense718

3y↑1

I believe there is nothing wrong with helping countries develop in their own land but widespread corruption prevents it from happening.

@tllaqoshcollectionbyfatima8658

3y↑1

In such a difficult situation, we, the people of Uzbekistan, wish patience to all the good true Muslims of Afghanistan, we pray for our Afghan brothers and sisters, may Allah ease their plight, may the Taliban people die soon, may the Afghan people live in peace with those close to Allah and let them live in a peaceful state, Allah sees everything, He will definitely punish the Taliban, I believe

@binder666

3y↑1

Invading a country, planting the American flag on their soil and acting like conquerors, treating the Afghani people like 2nd class citizens in their own land, imposing our culture and values on them, spending 20 years and trillions of dollars in a country known as "the graveyard of empires." What could possibly go wrong?

@mrKramble

3y↑11

every veteran knew this would happen so fast !

@hmmmyuup3669

3y↑2

A good question for this would be "where did the Taliban hide out all this time?" Truth is they were there the whole time disguising themselves as regular civilians. So the same ones acting as refugees could also be Taliban trying to get a free ticket to who knows where.

@Leegendari

Ohhhhhhh, so they weren't in a cave somewhere? im starting to feel like afghanistan needs its own FBI or CIA to deal with undercover stuff like that

@smiertx

3y↑23

Do not start a fight to help others, if they are even not willing to fight by themself.

@salehbineid5274

3y↑4

Only stupid jerks believe America went to help Afghanistan people.

@cplcabs

3y↑1

The US did not start this war to help others. It started it in a knee jerk reaction for revenge. The US never fights to help others.

@fidelcastro9869

2y↑1

Wdym the Afghans literally did all they could

@Kboogie90

3y↑91

Tupac once said, "they got money for wars but cant feed the poor" RIP Pac.

@ciararespect4296

3y↑8

Said tupac sitting on 40 million dollars lol

@sandwichman4534

3y↑7

Pac was a fruity boy who sold out for the elites

@floriderllc6862

3y↑1

Except the poor eat better than the rest of us.

@LuckyBide

3y↑5

@ciara respect Once again someone who talks about something or someone without knowing what really happened. Tupac died almost broke, he didn't live long enough to enjoy the royalties of his biggest album All Eyez On Me. And he was giving a lot of his money back to his community and to charity.

@ciararespect4296

@L K B D yea right. Dying broke doesn't matter. We can't take it with us. All rich donate a bit to charity for the feel good factor
I wasnt replying to you anyway and it was to a specific comment. So clear off

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@donnieyen8683

Love American soldiers from India for 20 years of peaceful Afghanistan .

@xSkwintz

Imagine our own country’s development with those kind of funds…. Why are our leaders so stupid?

@t0n0k0

Taliban's civilian deaths casual acceptance towards human life is mind boggling. 😣😞😩😩

@luxurycharms

This is just sad I had a friend who almost got shot because of this thanks god she’s still here

@aadrath1236

3y↑26

2 trillion USD. That's 600 billion USD SHORT of India's annual GDP. My gawd. The subtle privilege of being able to quantitatively ease when you're a super power.

@aratirao9007

🔵SERCH ADITYA RATHORE-HE ALSO MAKES INFORMATIVE CONTENT LIKE CNBC

@gizmo688

3y↑4

Meaningless numbers. One country spent 77% of another country's GDP over a span of 20 years. Ok? And?

@leonardoalves8591

3y↑3

Bhai, it is 1000 billion dollars more now.
But, whatever.
The main thing is US just installed monsters who will now propagate jihad all over the world.

@hughlachesis8020

We got a lot of oils in return though, money well spent.

@codifa5847

@Hugh Lachesis Money well spent? Lol studies have showed that US is pretty much weak than before even India doesn't take US as a series tool

@Leegendari

3y↑6

The USA has the manpower, tools, weapons, tactics and resources to easily help the thousands of innocent Afghanistan families that in in danger, with little to no casualties. That goes for many other wealthy countries as well

@thomasaquinas2600

3y↑1

The defeat of the Taliban by the Northern Alliance and the Special Forces was a shocking story of success never seen before in the history of the region, dating back to Alexander the Great. Both parties were somewhat responsible for what followed. One thing you should remember: what we see as mistakes and errors were not considered that by people in 'the loop'. So many vehicles there? Well, someone sold those vehicles, at a profit, and the unemployment rate for that president looked a little better that year, too...

@blistering2900

26w

Northen alliance had battle hardened mujahideens such as Ahmad shah masoud who recently fought and ousted soviets

@ovrlord2522

3y↑1

I was a contractor in Bagram for nine years, my salary was 780K per year not including overtime and there was plenty of overtime.

@BadassBikerOwns

3y↑5

Despite all the negativity, I think history will judge US occupation in Afghanistan favorably. It was the first time that a regime in the area treated the local people like humans. I sense that in the years and decades to come, a section of Afghans will strive to get back this dignity that they had during the US occupation.

@moonrock720

2y↑3

Maybe when people start to pay attention to what islamic extremism is doing to africa they will understand better. I mean no offense to Africans, I like your people but I dont like seeing the violence of Burkina Faso or what Boko Haram does to your people in Nigeria.

@bradley8575

Yeah compared to the Soviets the US treated Afghanistan a little better
Don’t feel me wrong about the Faults but still.

@prathyushareddy9404

44w

@@bradley8575the USA was just like the Soviets, they just covered up their warcrimes.

@bradley8575

44w

@@prathyushareddy9404 dude how were they covered up the accidental drone strikes on civilians were literally on the news a lot 24/7 same with Abu Gharib in Iraq war.

@HA-in1me

3y↑1

Its just to horrible, its a nightmare! And winter will come too. In sha ALLAH the situation will improve. Not holding my breath but praying for it its probably the best.

@gamergremlin4351

3y↑10

You can’t change how the people of this country live and think. All you can do is try to contain. Let them feaster in their own demise.

@mesra8258

I think the US President, Joe Biden, made the right move to quit the war, safeguarding the lives of American soldiers, protecting the Americans as well as other peace-loving people. He is very brave because he remains committed to this decision even in a very very difficult situation. The Taliban have to prove that they can maintain peace and stability and win the hearts of the Afghan people. High regard to Joe Biden. From me, a Malaysian observer.

@jimmason1072

3y↑2

After 20 odd years the United States 🇺🇸and their coalition realized that there really was only ROCKS there in Afghanistan 🇦🇫

@chrisrobinson3831

I can understand the feeling of betrayal. But I'm sorry in my opinion the people should blame their military there in Afghanistan for giving up without a fight

@averageperson8882

As much as the US and the West deserve blame for the way they left Afghanistan and the pointless war that was carried out over 20 years, everyone seems to overlook the fact that virtually the entire Afghan army surrendered with very little (if any) resistance. Whether it’s due to not wanting anymore bloodshed or due to support for the taliban (which there proved to be far more support than the west would willingly recognise), why should western nations continue sacrificing the lives of soldiers for an overwhelmingly corrupt Afghan government and a nation that buckled under the first sight of the taliban at their gates? Democracy can’t be forced on a nation that is still heavily dictated by religion and is widely diverse across all provinces. Only the people of Afghanistan can change their nation, whether it be to overthrow the taliban or accept them as rulers. No more young western soldiers should lose their lives there as a result of this pointless conflict.

@tahiraziz4261

The journey from being Super Power to Humiliation!!

@sidbrun_

3y↑16

7:05 - "it's a welcome move of course but I don't think it's enough" shouldn't the US and UK focus on their own people first? Lots of homeless people who need more help.

@LesliePeter

3y↑2

@glenjo0

Defense contractors got rich, but the companies are very poorly run, crappy management. Without the unending cash flow these companies immediately get in trouble.

@mythicalrp5642

Well it's a political defeat but militarily it was brilliant. The thing is, the US army can fight and decimate the Taliban fighters indefinitely but will the politics at home and abroad allow them to fight further? No and the withdrawal was the answer to that. The armed forces did all they could to keep the Taliban at bay but the two successive administrations didn't. But the moment that they killed Bin Laden, the decision to withdraw should have been ordered and not stay for 10 more years after that.

@yt__steve7185

3y↑2

The way the evacuation was handled could've of gone better with some planning but at the end of day the leaving was the best thing the US could, even if It felt wrong.

@kimberlyelkins4964

Maybe I'm not politically savvy enough....but I just don't understand how all this mismanagement occurs when you have that many resources. I feel so sad for the women and girls....

@MrNedsaabdickerson

3y↑10

Imagine all the tax credits, grants and student loans that could have been paid with that. And there still may have been some money left over.

@lmboca3458

Better ending it now then never I guess 🤷‍♂️

@pjane9231

America should accept liability for aggrevating security and terrorism risk for India and other regional countries.

As a result of aggrevated risk US should provide Military and strategic assistance to the affected countries like India Tajikistan Iran etc and withdraw all aid and assistance to Pakistan.

@danielfisher6501

Great job. Well done. Brilliant strategy

@alandrasochia3036

3y↑1

There are still a few provinces that are fighting holding their own.. Taking this in soldiers and people who don't want Taliban. Panjier valley province is one.. two hundred thousand people..

@shariadavis2214

3y↑13

Image if 1/3 of these funds went into our education system (& not salaries for people at the top). As a teacher- that would have been amazing.

@aratirao9007

◽SERCH ADITYA RATHORE-HE ALSO MAKES INFORMATIVE CONTENT LIKE CNBC

@ScudForEver

3y↑3

EE.UU.: We don't have a strong public health system because it cost too much money to the Estate.
Also EE.UU.: war you say? how much you want?

@northerniltree

3y↑92

This has to be bad for their tourism industry.

@Skankhunt420.

Hahah nice

@benjamincook9425

3y↑4

But fantastic for Fentanyl

@mostbestjia627

3y↑4

Good for terrorism industry

@blaqbay1762

3y↑3

Biden is a traitor for 🇨🇳

@flipnotrab

3y↑1

Going to delay Disney opening there?

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@biomanization

3y↑14

I love that Bush said, “Mission Accomplished”

@nickrad6966

3y↑3

That was Iraq.

@bubbles3042

3y↑1

Well we all know Bush is a joke. Ask him what bomb hit the pentagon

@mainamwareri6984

3y↑59

At last , after failing miserably to make any positive impact in Afghanistan, despite being there for 20 years, America has finally seen the light and waved, the white flag before the victorious Talibans. What a humiliating swan song.

@jamesburns2232

3y↑3

If we still had the Will to reisist, the TaliBiden Victory parade would have been stopped by one A-10 making strafing passes.

@Novastar.SaberCombat

3y↑1

@dvidclapperton

@No one star

Trump made the Afghan armed forces totally defenceless against the taliaban advances.

It was Trump who made the "peace" deal public on US TV for electoral purposes.

@MakhlukKontrakSosial

They didn't see light you idxots, they need to face China now 😂

@Leegendari

@James Burns Its as easy as that, we target Taliban fighters out in the open with no civilians around, and then blow them to pieces

@edward3190

3y↑11

It's fundamentally meaningless, yet history always repeats itself.

@michaelhensley8203

3y↑28

The main military training must have been track distance running for 20 years.

@captainhoopla7773

Still got caught lacking

@zitronentee

3y↑1

US military invasions seem to worsen situations nowadays.

@ilerioluwakiishifamadewa2740

3y↑42

your taxes could have been used to improve health care, improve the education system, build foster shelters public learning centres places of worship and better public transportation had been spent on a lost war.

@GotAerialllc

3y↑5

I feel bad for the the employees at nbc.. it must be a struggle being a traitor

@bernadinewood1279

R.I.P Jessica Banner! Also all our troops, prayers and support to all! Sorry for this crap, and the NWO administration!

@googleuser4765

3y↑182

The title should be "The fall of America in Afghanistan"

@uncharted7againblackking256

3y↑1

Yep fr ft

@Michijoy

@DefinitelyNotACultist America is short for United States of America

@kadaltokek3953

@UC63pHOrtMbG-1436t8SsGOw No you idiot, America is the whole continent not just USA

@Michijoy

@Kadal Tokek if you want to be nitpicky and technical, I'd tell you that there is no continent called America. there is north and south America, but no whole continent I'm aware of. If you are referring to north america, you say north america. If you are referring to USA, you can say America for short. I can assure you when people say America they're talking about the country. If they're talking about a continent, they'd be wrong. "America" isn't a continent. you're thinking of NA and SA.

@kadaltokek3953

@Michi joy Who said that when people said "America" its reffering to "USA"? Just USA itself, the whole world reffering America as the continent. Now go back to geography lesson weeb, take care yourself, healthcare aint free and remember those 3 grand for an ambulance

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@mscottmiracle1396

It cost a lot initially but the US and its allies had it under control in later years. We could have backed out without the bloodshed. We should have kept Bagram, our hardware and our honor.

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