I was not even born when troops from the West went there.

I was born in 2003, not knowing we were fighting in afghanistan since 2001. I feel old already Lmao

30,000 American mercenaries says we are NOT leaving there dude

@@billiamc1969 mercs are everywhere my man

It boggles my mind we made the same literal mistake as the Soviet Union, a comparable force in the world at the time against a poor country. Where was the world affairs specialist in our government the day we decided that!? He must have been like the guy at the Canadian desk in Canadian Bacon.

Came here to exactly say that as well. Damned if we do and damned if we dont 🤷

Vice didn't say us should leave Afghanistan but the Taliban did

I get your point, and comparing two or more news stories from a year or more apart can seem to affect air of logical dissonance from Vice, but surely it's more complicated than that and an analysis of the issues forces us to accept it's not as black and white as your comment makes it seem - regardless of how it's covered in the media.

We left afghan a long time ago and another terrorist cell came up and that’s going to happen I can almost guarantee you.

Tuff propaganda aye

A couple of provinces.

they didn't even attack. they literally just walked in.

@@GarrettFischer1 I know right, walked in and didn't even shoot. That shows their kind of mentality, the majority of the population does not care about the taliban. Not to talk about ANA, completely useless.

This was months before the issue began.

@Jason Franklin Nice bot reply🙄 completely not this issue😂

Well the Taliban have accomplished an actual insurrection in Afghanistan. See the difference between what the Taliban have done and Jan 6 in the US capital?

@@alexpeterson5809 America’s security and Afghans security aren’t in any way shape or form similar at all.

Now our men and children have to fight, kill, and die for their nation AGAIN, for them. Glass the whole middle east and be done with it. 20 years. Meh. We tried, break out the thermo-nukes

@@alexpeterson5809 unarmed americans... they said 1/6 was worse than 9-11 lmao also said O'Biden got 81 million votes... more than anyone in USA history

@@alexpeterson5809 the homegrown terrorists were squashed early. Imagine the damage they would have done

@gregor samsa 2021 American school systems are too busy teaching about river meanders and Constantinople to talk about American war crimes in the middle east.

Why is that crazy? This is an eternal fight. It'll never end. It's only a matter of time until we're attacked again. The war against Islamic jihadists never truly ends. They believe and understand that. When will we?

@gregor samsa 2021 because woke culture would rather talk about how we should be categorized by race, gender, and sexual orientation.

@@sbman436 "Why is that crazy? This is an eternal fight. It'll never end. It's only a matter of time until we're attacked again." Actually the Taliban never did any terrorist attack on US soil before the war or during the 21 years of war. They not even threatened the US to do so....The Taliban just defend their country.

The current war in Afghanistan is going on since 1978. So for 43 years already. Only the invading countries changed.

lmao so true

Hahahha

I wonder where those poor soldiers are now

😂😂😂😂

You beat me to it lol

That wouldn't have been the case if the Afghan army had actually put up a fight. They gave up after thirty seconds.

@@massimoscognamiglio7369 they didn't get paid in over 6 months by their corrupt government. What more do you expect from them.

@@Harsh-mb3ui at least try fighting for their own future, sadly they gave up

Well, maybe they figured their future is the Taliban.

​@@Harsh-mb3ui I didn't make any judgements about the people inside the afghan army, I only said what happened.

Glad I'm not the only one that noticed

Yeah he’s all flash but now he has no cash!

yep, he looks so vain. we noticed it too. it's like he doesn't blend with the people he wants to serve.

He clearly doesn’t have a political strategist, sunglasses are a no-go

Not to mention a private jet

Yeah it's not looking good I wish them well over there.

Should have never went there!!

You should have not been there

I was one of the troops assigned to Train, Advise, Assist. We have given them more resources and training then you can imagine. The issue is corruption. We gifted them several aircraft to transport personnel, conduct air drops as well as air strikes. Within a couple months of gifting them these air craft I was conducting an investigation on an Afghan Lieutenant Colonel who was smuggling people and drugs into the city for money.

@@nathanisbauce Damn that's fucked up.

Smart man

@@MrNeboff thanks

Now taliban took over and now Afghanistan will be a breeding ground for terrorist bases plus the taliban stole millions of tanks cars weapons and bombs that Biden told them to leave. Sounds like Syria.

@@MrNeboff Hardly a smart man.. more commonsense tbh

@@jakewilkinson520 Yeah but today people don’t have common sense and it’s true

brand new weaponry, never used, only dropped once.

Thank you!

@@lex1945 That was good

After 20 yrs they couldnt even do jump in jacks...

😂😂😂

By pulling the trigger and sending him to hell Soviets killed 1million Tribal pakhtuns and 1 million Other minorities total 2 million people killed by the Soveits rulled Afghanistan for Years built there building there they left because of ecnomical reasons only so dont be fooled mister.

Based Man, if i build my own militant groupd this would be the motto

@@abumuslimal-asiani2066 you won't

They can be defeated , the Japenese were just as fanatic. Going so far as kamikaze. Just takes a lot of work and questionable tactics.

​@@abumuslimal-asiani2066which country are you from

You think there is a man in the sky taking requests?

@@plantman5126 he’s not even trying to aggressively or rudely evangelize you or anything, let him be.

@@plantman5126 Get out you atheist ⚛️

@@plantman5126 We get it, you’re an atheist.

I just hope that government can at least function while both sides try to negotiate peacefully.

might be the french, british even alexander the great came with the same outcome

Unfortunatly the taliban would wreak havoc on countries all over the world just for fear

You might be right NINJA but this is the 21st century and powerful weapons excist. If you leave a nation that has the probablity of having access to powerful weapons along with potential leaders like ISIS than its no longer a one country problem but a world problem. Think of the suicidal nuts that kill inocent people in the US as an example that their logic is to take as many people as possible. Thats why you can't just ignore things any more.....

Russians took 10 years to understand that, Americans 20...

@@Cam_Wight no, they will never do it. If you don't pinch them they don't have a problem, it's that simple.

Yup, tho, US probably should have left a lot earlier and stuck it to the Afghan govt that they gotta defend their own country from themselves. The USA isn’t a “worlds police force” so called.

@@Windows98R they sure act like one 🤣

you think you are not? think again

You are right

He got his position thanks to nepotism anyway.

Yes bro u correct. All world just delivered weapons to afghans for killing but not peace.

@@shayyanshayyar9131 *pakistan

@@bumblebee6028 nonsense,

he is already dressing like a Parisian.

@@user-ov1ps7go4m “Talibanistan.” Bruh.

It is inevitable Afghanistan will become Talibanistan again in the matter of months.

They will survive for 3-4 years at maximum. May survive more if the Afghan Taliban splints.

@@mictianfollower2644 Afghan soldiers have been doing well over 90% of the fighting since 2016. At worst it's going to be like pre-9/11 in which the Taliban control a large chunk but so the government. Geography alone makes it almost impossible for either the Taliban or the government to have full control.

@@thekaiser1156 lots of mountains

Sharia law? - not a chance...

Sharia law is beautiful.

As Northern Alliance forces recaptured territory in the north, they reportedly carried out abuses against Pashtun communities who they believed had benefited from or collaborated with Taliban rule at the expense of other ethnic communities. …As areas of northern Afghanistan came under Northern Alliance control, some Northern Alliance forces attacked local Pashtuns, beating men, raping women, and abducting civilians for ransom, according to human rights groups. the Afghans could of had basic human rights without the invasion of the USA with the help of the northern alliance and the Afghan army committing war crimes and starting wars

David Beasley of the World Food Programme said Thursday that “the world’s worst humanitarian crisis is unfolding” in Afghanistan, where more than 22 million people could be at risk of starvation. Even with the possibility of 22 million people at risk of starvation, America has opted to make the situation worse by preventing the Taliban from having access to the Afghan central bank’s assets that are currently frozen in the United States. The Taliban does not have access to the Afghan central bank’s billions of dollars in reserves, the bulk of which have been frozen in the US. How can you claim to be concerned about a country’s wellbeing when you have systematically ravaged the country through military intervention and are now, in a sense, sanctioning said country by holding their assets hostage? Is this western human rights in full display? In the midst of all this, the troika seem to have much more superficial concerns in mind as per their joint statement.

At this point, the idea that these nations have a genuine humanitarian concern for Afghanistan is moot. Instead of tackling the potential loss of life as a primary concern these countries would rather leave the lives of the same women and children they are trying to liberalize in limbo and let them starve.

To my understanding we paid their salaries

@@m2dirty789 and most of it ended up in corruption's pockets.

hmmm? IDK Are warlords, rapists, thugs, and their western imperial masters the people we should pray for or fund? If these Western pseudo-activists don’t like the Taliban, surely they could have done better than to actively support and protest for warlord mercenaries that commit war crimes on the Afghan population. Sadly, a large part of this movement included many Muslims - Afghan Muslims in particular. These individuals were, at best, ill-informed Muslims who believed that the Northern Alliance were innocent Muslims being attacked. At worst, they intentionally prayed for the world to support Northern Alliance terrorism on the Afghan population. Will these unconscionable warlord advocates be shunned? Will they have to answer for supporting mercenaries that were heavily supported by Russia and America alike to terrorize the innocent Afghan civilians? Truly the cognitive dissonance is sickening.

…Abdul Rashid Dostum, terrorized Pashtun villages in Faryab, accusing them of supporting the Taliban… The United States was inevitably linked to the abuses of its allies: In November 2001, Dostum’s forces massacred as many as 2,000 Taliban prisoners who were captured or had surrendered outside Kunduz. …In early 2002, former Taliban wrote to the new Afghan president Hamid Karzai, offering to lay down arms and recognize the government. Instead, Gul Agha Sherzai, a powerful tribal leader the United States embraced, later accused of corruption, had them imprisoned and tortured by the National Directorate of Security…the intelligence agency created by the CIA… so tell me who are the good guys again ?>

As Northern Alliance forces recaptured territory in the north, they reportedly carried out abuses against Pashtun communities who they believed had benefited from or collaborated with Taliban rule at the expense of other ethnic communities. …As areas of northern Afghanistan came under Northern Alliance control, some Northern Alliance forces attacked local Pashtuns, beating men, raping women, and abducting civilians for ransom, according to human rights groups.

That was kinda awkward

Becuase of his failure to secure his hemlet, their protective posture is weakened Sgt Major Sixta has entered the chat

Hmmm.... But this only training... In real scenario he might not care.. Helmet or not.....

@@evolution8662 his carelessness cost them Kabul in a day

@@ovaismir6618 What you mean... Did they even take on Taliban???

British and possibly roman, though that is disputed.

@@darrenbutler9819 ye, thats why i dont put em here

yukito _06 he was saying the Roman presence is disputed. Not the British. They were definitely there. So why did you exclude them again?

​@@Clarkcanepa what i meant was spesificaly the romans, now can we stop with it

in the future, you can potentially find Chinese relics as well.

Did they?

They handed in their weapons to the Taliban in a week time. that's not willing to fight and die for your country in my opinion. ANA was trained for 20 years, got modern equipment and were 3x the strenght of the Taliban. It all crumbled in less than one week. If you're only that motivated, to protect your country, friends, family and yourself, don't be surprised, you're gonna get your #ss handed over to you by the Taliban.

How about you both watch the fucking video first then comment

If u serve logic as your God, don't have faith then. Serve mathematics instead. All Muslim believe in Allah and afterlife. Learn and have a second thought, maybe Islam is the answer.. Not democracy, not communist not zionism fascism.. Btw your welcome. I just give you short and absolute answer to all your questions.

@Shi idk Everybody on that grind for YT likes!

Or, some realise the importance of a plan after being hit.

@Shi idk Metaphor !

And it has no end goal ether and never had a goal besides take oil and sell weapons

@@levibrown9136 Lmao are you kidding? The Taliban has basically taken control of the country in weeks after the US left and you’re saying the war was about oil? They LITERALLY have taken control of the country right now just after the US left and you’re saying it was about oil?

@@thereisnofinishline5773 I got it mixed up with Iraq and the gulf war master Jedi

No, the Taliban clearly won...

I'd say the Taliban won pretty hard

Yes. I'm praying for peace to come.

Thanks brother

Sure you can go on and negotiate with the Taliban then. It them who don’t want peace.

In war since 1979 (Soviet Invasion), really tough lives they have.

@@thienngo7252 , I am not necessarily a Taliban supporter, but you have to understand in war, there is normally never a good or a bad side, only different opinions and perspectives.

Plus $90 billion in military hardware!

How is 110,000 dead, decades of landmine problems, collapsed infrastructure, fragmented political system and a GDP smaller than Gamestop "playing it to perfection?"

@@lubu4u312 not 110,000 dead Taliban, 110,000 dead Afghans. And it's playing the hand they were dealt to perfection.

@@lubu4u312 no president means more territory controlled by the taliban, the more taliban in control the more private contracts and funding given out by the government to fight a proxy war.

@@lubu4u312 China will support them to get at the country's mineral wealth.

@Jamal Aden true so true the government bombs schools,hospitals, etc and blame it on Taliban lol when if u watch how they operate they literally pull up google maps or maps and if there are homes in the place they want to attack then they dont do it such corrupt governmet

At some point, soon China will take control and apply there methods with those applied to the Uighurs - methods that are now being improved. Labor and re-education camps, in which the UN will enter with a permit and will praise the wonderful conditions created for the people. Afghanistan will learn to work, to obey, and the Taliban will have the opportunity to leave Allah in the background and worship in all their places of worship to King XI

You will only see a few Afghan who won’t rise their hand when someone ask this question

Like if they knew what she asked.

@@geoms6263 lol stupid

They will

@@Big_AlMC not all

@DarkTagMaster where u from

@Sakin Maharjan | if you stand in *Delhi airport* (India), at around noon, you will see an Air India plane from Kabul landing everyday with just *amputee & injured* Most of them need prosthetic or more amputations. *Around 400 each day, arrive, and equal number leave.*

Inshallah, they will

Morals maybe, competence? Would depend on your definition of being competent

Thank u for destabilizing a entire region ..

They have no will to defend their democracy. The democracy is something only exist in protestan religion countries.

now go serve in russia please and help the world to get rid of this new nuclear power country .

"Serving in and saving civilians " The only job the Americans do know very well is crushing and killing the people , You had lost just 11 of your friends and still sad for them ,you're an animal and inhumane to be sad for them because they were not friends they were murderers .

America can't handle the taliban

Keep the tip for yourself. You gonna pee in your pants if u just even hear that u gonna go to that brave nation.

@@beatsthebeast913 just watch at 7:48 it’s truly funny.

😂

*Straps

@KGThompson that's sarcasm level at 100+

For 20 years, Afghan had the help of the US. And within a matter of a year and a half that had all changed. The support they thought they had, left. That’s what they weren’t prepared for. -_-

With the Taliban and Al Qaeda still in existence, operating in large swathes of Afghanistan, and still in possession of very great military firepower, they are very much a threat to the Afghan democratic government. The US withdrawal from Afghanistan should ONLY have occurred once these two forces have been thoroughly and completely beaten and removed from such power to ever be a threat to America and the Afghan democratic government again.

@@huydang5955 I mean it’s been twenty years whatever we’re doing is obviously not working. And we have enough problems as is here in our own country, I’m not sure what some guys in the mountain in Afghanistan are going to do to us.

@@huydang5955 they had 20 years to do so, and they failed to do so. if not by now, when?

@Gentile Defence Force lmao

Sounded scripted to me, no passion, no belief, just empty words; but it's Hard to decide when you're not familiar with the language.

It was clearly a script

Got to be open to different perspectives

no point ignoring the damage.

Yeah check out the dates of those pieces. Vice was bought out years ago by a media conglomerate. That's probably why they don't mention that half the boots on the ground are defense contractors, when the US Army leaves we still have tens of thousands of soldiers on the ground.

The way their left Was the problems

The news really should make up their mind about their decisions. Stay or leave, not both. Even though personally I think that there will be civil in Afghanistan 🇦🇫 when all US 🇺🇸 soldiers get out of the country. But we'll wait and see.

Biden speech , we were Attack on 9-11 !! but from the inside ,not from the outside .

@@hardcandy7112 can't expect more of a person who's subscribed to fox news

@@hardcandy7112 your first mistake is being american

@@luantunez8975 oh im sorry what country that we most likely liberated for you are you from? How long has it been since crying for american help? Dont worry EVERYBODY INCLUDING FRANCE AND ENGLAND do it so dont be ashamed to be reliant on us like the rest of the planet

Mean while the general population has been cursing us since we got there

I was thinking the same

Unfortunately you are on the nose, about the shady character,

That dude looked a Seattle Coffeeshop Hipster or a traveling Bespoke Post salesman.

Absolutely. It’s people like him who siphon off money given by the US for Afghanistan. Afghan government is corrupt to the core !!!

That’s kind of the problem isn’t it? It’s problematic to look at Afghanistan the same way we look at a western nation. It’s foolish to assume that afghanis see themselves as citizens of Afghanistan. Instead, it’s much more complex. They more likely would identify with whatever tribe or clan they were born into. Some would identify more with their Pakistani heritage even. We can’t just give them money like we would Germany for instance. Where we can have some faith that theyl use it to better Germany. When you give a bunch of money to Afghanistan. Whoever gets it is just going to use it for his clan. Or try to undermine some rival clan. They just don’t think about things like we do in the US.

They really are hopeless. When will we learn that we can't just take our civilization and transplant it somewhere else and expect them to be like us. It's senseless trying to have a liberal democracy in Afghanistan when they've never had that before, not really, and never wanted it in the first place. There's no history of it. This was a very bad idea to take over and tell them that 90% of the things they like are bad and everything they hate with a burning passion is now legal and supported by the government. What did we expect lol

@@HavanaSyndrome69 Because their religion never reached a period of enlightenment.

My cousin told me the same thing, it really doesn’t make sense

@@abowla7187 ah yes, the islamic gold age never happened, where they developed early algebra, made breakthroughs in biology and chemistry, and created the digits you have in your username

@@abowla7187 I wouldn't put this on religion....Thats disrespectful too. Where has religion been the sole factor that influenced any part the west since the Industrial revolution?It has a lot to do them being in a location where over 100 years of foreign intervention used it as an arena for proxy wars to destabilize rivals. It's far more complicated than that.

I thought the same

Its now or never for them...... Do or die

They aren't ready, but they need to be. God/Allah bless and watch over those fighting for peace and justice.

america has trained them well

Your not lien they used to be high out of there minds,they would run out the wire and just unloading there wepon's at nothing.

Yea right

LOL never enough time

@@RushVidz44 well said 😂😂

@@RushVidz44 why ?

@@maxxflowtv876 why ?

Thank you. I just watched it and it explains a lot.

@@12345673260 You're very welcome. I found that American major so impressive. You can really feel his sadness and disappointment.

@@eduardvandijk3431 Agreed. That major is a great man. On the opposite spectrum, those pedophile police chiefs/officers are absolute scum.

Just send more military men to die in wars for women they don't even know - theory

@@lightghost7524 uh, no?

@@Coastfog That's the mainstream narrative, and by extent what normies think.

They won't.

Just like D Day in Normandy?

Man, 20 years of all the sacrifice for nothing

By sacrifice I mean both US soldiers and the innocent Afghans.

Folded like a wet noodle... Nary fired a shot..

Guy wearing sunglasses during interview says a lot.

Taliban just pulled a Blitzkrieg 10 days and 30 of 34 providence’s under Taliban control. Kabul looks like Saigon, another loss for the US and west

The security advisor is accused of alleged 'Treasury theft' along with Ashraf Ghani.

This country had 20 years to get its act together and still, they have so little to show for it. Now they are telling us that the US took all the minesweeping equipment, tech, and personnel away. I find this to be a very dubious statement and a lack of accountability on the Afghan soldiers who were trained during those 20 years. The people to be blamed are the greedy politician in positions of power, corruption, and those free-loaders who just wanted a wage and refused to fight when it counted... need I say more.

I agree, they are freeloaders

He had indeed, London educated, then Afgahn ambassador to the US

My thought exactly. You can see he has no interest in helping the country, he just want a check and when things gets hot a ticket to bail out to another country. Prob the West.. this formula never fails: sharp looking minister in a poor and war torn country= corrupt and selfish

​@@Drskopf Forgot to mention he's a british citizen, he'll probably get a cozy job at a top british university after the national government collapses under the Taliban, where he'll teach peace and state building to the next generation of delusional western leaders

@@AlvaroMF13 why this doesn't surprise me!!!! Saludos desde Nicaragua👋👋

It's just talk. The guy hasn't even been in combat yet.

@@Germfish Yeah ur prolly right.

There are for sure guys like that defending your homeland

@@Germfish although you're probably right, the guy is Afghan, and I'm not Afghan myself but I do know that those guys are a different breed when it comes to fear and battle.

These people (specifically the Taliban) are savages. They don't believe in individual rights, freedom of or from religion. They are corrupt, violent neanderthals. You want nothing to do with them.

man as soon as i saw him show up on screen sipping his latte with his ray-bans on I let out an audible laugh. THIS is the national security advisor?? Based on what was he chosen for that job? He'll be long gone in another country as the Taliban rolls up Kabul. Honestly, pretty sad seeing these grunts that have our ideas in there heads and ready to die for it, because they're definitely going to die. Afghan leadership is.... well not a thing apparently.

Right

Right

Lol

Spot on 👏👏😂😂

@Abdulrahim Norzai People of Afghanistan is not making war against NATO, they are in a war between themselves, the war between Pashtoon and Hazara, and they are also fighting their neighbours such as Iran and Pakistan.

@Abdulrahim Norzai do you approve of the Taliban?

In the US we have come to revere the natives that were conquered here and the tenacity with which they fought. Chief Joseph of the Nez Perce has dams and roads named in his honor. He refused to officially give up their land even when he surrendered to protect their remaining people from extinction. Not only do Americans understand and relate to the fighting spirit in protecting one’s homeland, we idolize it. Hence our second amendment and gun rights. That is why the government has to hide what they’re doing to other people. That’s why the government wants to take our guns away. They know if we, the American people found out that the pentagon is killing people for control of opioids and oil, we would turn coat and rebel.

Leatherneck was like a city when I was there in 2012. I was at camp krutke the seabee camp for when we were not doing convoys or projects elsewhere.

@One Plus lmao

Afghanistan soldiers dont want to fight

@@killdizzle all of a sudden these mfs now want the US to stay when they be hatin the troops for years. FOH

RandyTsao Are you Asian like Japanese or Chinese?

I do wonder if they have “Afghan preppers ” still in the country. That would be a good documentary🤷🏾‍♂️

@@killdizzle all those weapons. Basically we gave 🇺🇸 the Taliban an upgraded country for free. They built no road, paid no taxes and now own an entire country. Financial, Military, Religiously. They should Upgrade America now. How much did all that cost?

first time on the job

🤣🤣🤣

Training.

In old Vice report they claimed that many of these soldiers were rapists, robbers, and people with criminal backgrounds, or at least ordinary guy who pay a bribe to be soldiers or policemen. They wont survive againts Islamist nationalist Taliban members who fought for free to get rid any invaders for the sake of their country and religion.

@@nanangsadullah8341 I'm not sure about 'many' of them being rapists, robbers .etc. that sounds quite far-fetched, but taking bribes is super common in Afghanistan yes. Corruption is very common amongst Afghan authorities and it starts from very top. How can your average police man or soldier with a minimal wage be expected to uphold morals when they see their superiors (and I mean all the way up to the top) partaking in corrupt activity. It's all about survival, and blaming the little guy is easy, it's about time the big players are called out. As for their chances against the Taliban, yeah they have a mentally, a dedication thats hard to match, thats for sure.

They buckled to the taliban ...rotfl

Amen, we gave them training but their is so much we can do, they need to have that fire to fight for their country and they succumbed to the taliban to quickly I know a few friends that trained afghans on their tours and they explained how difficult it was and many of them didn’t take the training to seriously

So powerfully they withdrawed from Afghanistan .they too weak for taliban

Who? ANA or Taliban 😂

@@shooters99 ANA, now that there on their own moslty, they will for sure start to be more disciplined and independent, especially as the u.s. trained them for years

Most polish people don’t like Muslims but I respect you not being a real polish hahah

@@Weirdlifee you must be pretty dumb to think intellectuals carry hate towards anyone based on their religion...

Please to note that Peace will be restored with the Endmericant out of the country. Those years wasted with nothing achieved.

hes probably dead now

@@josephlara2339 sad but true

He said he ll convince Taliban for a democracy 🤣🤣🤣 , wats a joke that guy is.

@@josephlara2339 hes probobly plotting with the highest bidder... Money corrupts.

Read the wikipedia article about him

Yeah cause the Taliban had better helmets...

Ah, the good ole days: sunny with a chance of bullets and a high chance of green on blue.

20 years, billions of dollars...

Yeah, I had to correct the guy after 3:30 when he said the Taliban could take some provinces ... _some more_ , d00d. www.longwarjournal.org/mapping-taliban-control-in-afghanistan

really hope they teach them to aim and stop shooting the wall.

@@mattelios607 correction, trillions.

Well, they better. Because come September they will be on their own.

@@info.901 Wonder how your relatives should leave? Egypt has good weather I understand.

@@trevorlastname2139 ...I have already lost my relatives there in the war..

F democracy... they all over the world like covid

@@info.901 What Country supports the Afghani passport most? You could teach English in Pakistan? You speak and write well.

They withdrew because they were about to instigate a bigger one. Ukraine. It's not a coincidence that the withdrawal from Afghanistan and the war in Ukraine happened less than a year apart from one another. It's also not a coincidence that the President of Ukraine so happened to be an actor when it met Biden to join NATO. The media doesnt point that out because its too obvious how it all connects.

I suggest you listen to these youtube channels for a different perspective. They in my opinion makes more sense than the media: 1) The Duran (black background with yellow eagle symbol) 2) Gonzalo Lira the roundtable 3) George Galloway 4) The New Atlas 5) Garland Nixon 6) Patrick Lancaster 7) Scott Ritter You dont have to watch all of it but just listed a few of the alternative sources of information and analysis. I hope you'd give it a shot. You're free to disagree with all their points if you think it doesnt make sense but just try and hear them out.

Taliban 🏳️🤍

exactly its been NINETEEN YEARS if anything I would be caught by surprise to its like the US troops were never going to leave

He was a child 19 Years ago. There was no such thing as a Afghan democracy 19 years ago, there was no such thing as an Afghan army 19 years ago. It takes a generation to build such a thing. Afghan enlightenment is in its infancy. Yes the war has been 19 years but 13 of those 19 years has been Strictly US vs Taliban. 6 years is not much time to build a strong army vs a opportunistic evil.

@@lumiii1171 not out issue. They wanted us out. We left. They die. Not out fault. Cant remove a bullet proof vest.. Get shot then blame the vest..

The U.S. government has only been in talks with the Taliban since the Trump admin though. Which is probably what he means. Ronan Farrow (Journalist) who worked for Hilary Clinton during the Obama years states in his book "War on Peace" that a senior member of the Taliban asked to negotiate with the Obama admin on U.S. withdrawal. He also explains the Obama admin shut the idea down. As they saw it as a negative concept when Obama was running for re-election. Trump was told about this soon after taking the presidency. He then sent Mike Pompeo to Afghanistan to negotiate terms between the Taliban and the Kabul government. It went no where. The Taliban asked for majority seats on an Afghan parliament as well as resignation of the President of Kabul. When the Kabul government said these were non starters the Taliban began targeting schools where Girls attend. Including bombings on UN Humans rights workers from Kabul. The U.S. leaving now does nothing positive for Kabul. It will simply return to how Afghan has gone for thousands of years. Tribes fighting one another.

@@fatboifrmdatwon4868 you’re a youtube warrior writing we left the died, bet you are not even old enough for the army

Not with Islam

@@acemandave7726 wdym? R u talking about the Taliban or the Afghan government fighting against the Taliban?

@@muhammadharris8176 the religion of peace

@@acemandave7726 Ok so this topic is about America on Afghanistan and now your talking smack about Islam? Get a life

Amen to that Adam saenz

😂😂😂😂Me too 😂😂

That's the gist of ANA as a whole tho. Bunch if racist, (child) rapist, assholes being masqueraded as new defenders if afgh. Lookup hbo's "this is what winning looks like" docu for more insight into ANA

Very funny! But it's an exercise right? The man who pretends to die at 7:32?

Good thing it's strapped. Or else Sgt. Major Sixta gonna NJP his ass.

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USA did their part. It is up to the Afghanistan people to fight for their country

international community is more than just the US. Sad that no1 cares other than US.

I am an American defector. This is a video of me in front of the North Korean Embassy on March 8, 2021, International Women's Day. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iJOqic9eu5jed5c.html Its time for the tyranny of the United States to end... .It's time for the USA to implode. Internationally, the most violent country today is the United States of America. The only hope for this evil empire, it that the peace movement in the United States blossom and thrive. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iJOqic9eu5jed5c.html #moscowbeckons #timesup #northkorea

@@richardcervantes30 Yes US created this mess. That's what they did

@@richardcervantes30 "usa did their part" what part exactly? you destroyed their country, and left the civilian people at the mercy of an extremist group that the usa CREATED, FUNDED ARMED and LOST CONTROL OF time and time again. Blood is on american hands dont get that twisted.

14 yo just know their tik tok their political opinions never made any sense

14 year olds on tiktok are busy arguing on tiktok on who to blame

And way more complicated than the 24 year olds think...

And way more complicated than the 34 years olds think...

@@808lilglo6 Fr man even tho I’m 17 but I’m way more mature and I see it how it actually is

Without foreign intervention they'd be fine. The Russians, the Wahhabists, and the Westerners are all foreign interlopers. With that, they'd still be very poor and mostly rural but they'd be happy without people from other countries telling them how to live.

@@HavanaSyndrome69 they were way better off with the soviets than anything that came after. It was a secular country with relative equality between women and men. Just check out photos of Kabul from that era.

Damn y'all blame everyrone but Taliban and radical Islamists

@@rajeevparmar8844 yeah, all propaganda photos like the PRNK making a "show" of propaganda to tourists who comes visit their nation when the reality is actually different. That secularity and equality came in exchange of their freedoms.

@@nicolasceresoli9121 How do you define "freedoms" though? By Western European/North American standards, I'd argue Afghanistan wasn't free before, during or after Soviet times so not sure what kind of point you're trying to make there. It's the same bs we see peddled by the American media regarding countries in the middle east they've "liberated" - places like Syria, Iraq or Libya were much more prosperous for the vast majority (not to mention secular with womens rights) before western military intervention led to and even aided the rise of radical islamist groups and movements which have decimated much of the middle east and other countries in south asia like Afghanistan.

Those ghost soldier left after they got trained they didn't train nothing it's just they left.

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Obviously wasn't paying attention to grooming standards...

70.

Secure them MOOOOOOSTACHES!!!!

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Do you mean that USA and ISAF are protecting the most corrupt government in the world?

I agree with the points you have made but unfortunately Americans brought in the same people who were responsible for civil war to highest government seats. Civil war came about due their selfish objectives about power and money. Unfortunately I hope we find a way out of this noneses. Unfortunately, I don't see it as many of the government leaders are already taking sides as they did back in 1980's. sadly, people will welcome Taliban again not because they are progressive but they can at least they can provide some sort of security from thieves and warlords. Worrying times lie a head of Afghanistan 😓😓

That's because 95% of the government are the northern alliance people.

@@danasulistya5383 first off I said one of not THE most. by the global index its usually between Somalia or South Sudan that takes that dubious honor. And yes we have been supporting a corrupt govt and not holding them to task because we didnt have many options.

I can tell you from personal experience corruption there is not just a one tribe or regional problem. Plenty of Pashtun leaders get they're cut of the pie as well.

And they all deserted when talibans approched

@toki hiko but they recaptured it

@toki hiko Correction: The Afghan soldiers largely retreated from the Taliban assault on Kunduz before beginning their counterattack. With the back-up support of America special forces , Afghan soldiers pushed back into the city. Regardless of how the Afghans may have felt about Americans troops, there was always an understanding of the importance of American support. Furthermore, you are exaggerating when you say "countless" advisors were killed by Afghan troops. This happened a select number of times for differing reasons, commonly due to insurgent infiltrators posing as coalition supporters behind enemy lines.

@toki hiko Using civilians as their shields is the only thing that makes it difficult to eradicate the Talibans. Iran is behind terrorism in the middle east

9:38 - she got them so hyped up lol

@@teatualasi5676 how come Iran supports them when they almost went to war with the Taliban regime before 9/11 and the Hazara genocide has been a bone of contention for a long ass time.

And now usa is being Invaded from southern border by children, at Tax payer's expense We are truly living in the age of Insanity 😫

@@berzerker1100 The U.S should not accept everyone at the border. But its important to understand why they come by the thousands. People are kidnaped, kids beheaded, skinned alive etc. Ive seen a video in mexico where they chopped this guys limbs off with a dull blade. One buy one, arms then legs. Then they cut him open and took his beathing heart out while still alive. Cartels are like a plague, and alot of people dont want to be anywhere near it. And ofcourse drug dealers etc want to cross the border aswell. But im just trying to illustrate why it all makes sense.

@@babyboijeremy Cartels are only so powerful because of Americas hunger for drugs

We fucked it up and now we want to leave, we must leave them as we found them not worse.

@@lyssanch3096 Neither America nor drugs are the main form of income for the cartels. They profit more from southern America and Mexico by human trafficking, gun trafficking, as well as regular businesses and especially tourists attractions. If you to Mexico as a tourist and visit some of the tourist attractions, there is a chance you are putting your money in a cartels pockets. I was born in the US but grew up in Mexico. Don’t talk out of your ass if you don’t know what you’re talking about. And the fact that you blamed America like that without knowing the truth shows how entitled you are. If you live in the US you should be grateful because of how great it really is, far from perfect, but I promised myself I will never ever live in Mexico again. And everyday I thank god for giving me the opportunity to be here.

Pretty Accurate 💯💯

@@joelkoffi2806 Really ? Many of these pro-American Afghan forces are involved in bacha bazi.

@@jalidmir4732 what’s that ?

Just like the taliban, some of them fighting because thyeve lost family because of ANA and the US. hell its not even uncommon.

PEACE, PROSPERITY, BONANZA, WISDOM, FREE THINKING, OPTIMISM

I can definitely see China being the next major power fighting in Afghanistan

@Jake Anderson China has the 3rd best military

Good luck to those poor kids from china conscripted to fight the taliban and Afganistan civilian caught in the crossfire. None of them wanted war yet they got no choices standing in the middle of this. The Chinese politician get their military contracts, the taliban got free recruitment from the family of "collateral casualties" This is messed up

@Jake Anderson what do you mean USA wasn't fighting Afghanistan they were fighting the Taliban

@@Iparraldekoa of what empires lmao Russia that's it

What ever Afgha will be, it is their own sovereignhty and nothing can resolve there internal dispute except by their own government and people. God bless you Afgha people. . .

95% now

Anyone can foresee this. Terror is a great power. The US is right to pull out and let the Afghanistan people to determine their path

@@user-id1rf9zb4x They were not right when they invaded the country in the first place. They should be responsible for their actions.

The takeover has begun

We love Kurds, our Iranic brothers, same people same group

nice name mate

@@minonasri3730 They're not the same people. Kurds, Persians and Pashtuns all have their own distinct cultures and religious practices. Merely belonging to a common linguistic group alone doesn't make people "the same".

@@AlphaMaverick1111 no one is out here talking about culture 😂😂😂😂🤦🏻‍♀️ were all one group because we are all Iranic. Tajiks, afghans, Iranians and Kurds. Afghan farsi speakers are also Persian because that’s an ethnicity not a nationality khar🤦🏻‍♀️ go get educated

@@minonasri3730 You're the one who needs to be educated and sound like the sort of typical Persian chauvinist. Iranic refers to a linguistic group and has nothing to do with genetics or having "common origins." People who are "the same" share a common culture. Pashtuns share a common culture. Kurds share a common culture. Persians share a common culture. No Kurd is going to identify as a Persian just because they come from an ethnic group that speaks a language that belongs to "the Iranic language family". Its far more complicated than that A Mongol origin Hazara has more in common with a Persian than a Pashtun does, based on language, culture and religion.