the for many of us, the end of the american war enough, dennis, that was inevitable. in the end, the conflict was more about a massive grip than about nation building and smart, strategic thinking. jo bible says the us is done with we making foreign countries through the use. of course. there is no reason to take the american president. i just work the the news the look were in that war for 20 years.

but a junkie contributed the most of the proceeding to do, but just connect the united states did what we want to do in afghanistan, one is john jayla was going to put the we do have a city way with john. so anyway, i concluded that it's time to end america longest for his time for american troops to come home before we marked the 20th anniversary that have this attack on september 11th. the september the 11th 2001 a day that reshaped the modern world. having never known war on its own soil,

america was struck at it. i remember watching the world trade center burn on a tv at the cia and i was standing there like this just looking at it. and a colleague of mine was standing next to me and he said, my god, do they have any idea what they've done? you can, we're going to kill everybody now. everybody alive, apocalyptic tv images provoked the us into declaring its war on terror.

i think almost no americans regret invading afghanistan because we had to destroy al qaeda. we had to the one or 2 with the students, 2001 the us and it nato allies launched operation enduring freedom. the objective was to kill the terrorist leader or someone that didn't simply gun telephone gave him safe haven in the beginning wasn't exactly a major success fee either says because, but we went in there was such a life footprint under donald rumsfeld, that the arcadia and the leaders of the taliban escaped the me. it wasn't until 2011, 10 years after the campaign began, that american forces finally tracked down and killed as i'm a, been loaded by them. the world's most wanted terrorists that found refuge in

neighboring packets done. so the united states is over, extend it in a part of the world, it has no understanding of and is causing great, great damage everywhere the they came off the amount of the tragedy of september 11th, 2001 me and we've begun to look forward with tremendous hopes towards a better future, but then they begun to bomb off, can villages and holders and get all people hurt and, and killed, and homes destroyed that is way or the trend towards the negative. oh no. the bombs are aimed at the taliban. many schools, homes and hospitals in the area also suffered extensive damage rates called

hundreds of casualties. a great many women and children among them. the german go. my way to my good man. i despise achieving the declared objectives. the western coalition continued to pursue the taliban, seeming to ignore the resulting heavy collateral damage, suffered by civilians.

america flag wider patch. named a air force ah, i joined the u. s. military at the age of 19 and 2005. when i joined, i believe in protecting people and standing up to bullying. and i kinda felt it was my duty to do so the i wanted to be a hero. i wanted to help people and do good and do something constructive and productive. and i was sold on the idea that joining the military to fight for my country was a bad thing. oh i brandon

brand is a full me you a v pilot. he flew drones and opened fire on targets. enough janice done and iraq. but brandon himself was based in nevada. my 1st shot happened in eastern afghanistan, killed 3 individuals watched and man bleed out from the way that he was with the those happened on a regular basis. and there's probably about $300.00 bombs dropped a year from drone. in general. it's really just a mass. it's, it's point click and kill man it's, it's so easy that anyone can do it. it's treated like a game, you know, in a perverted way. i believe it's almost thrilling for certain people because it's,

it deals with real human lives. there's no, there's, there's a hire today. ah, and i think that some of the generals and military officers that took part in these kinds of activities, had that to sort of thrill for the action. i was the guy who had follow orders. i got really injured in the military and thought that this is going to be my dad rational one particular instance where i was part of a crew that killed a child. it's like a nice to every time i. right. it's like i feel this dagger in my chest and i don't know how to reconcile that. but my original intent was just a free this burden from my soul, die in peace. if you will. children were written off is died.

innocent people were written off his collateral damage, just tally marks in a book, equations for a higher promotion, those types of things, and it really was horrible. ah, me. because i witness innocent people being killed and children being killed. it makes me angry. it makes me infuriated. all right, so this is my very 1st area which even metal given to me by the united states air force. i had 36 of these when i last the military. this was my 1st one. this box is what's left over of my

military memorabilia. i don't know how the united states, whoever get this vietnam off of our consciousness, it will be very, very long time and almost impossible to do. i just want to say that it's a colossal failure. probably one of the most embarrassing events in military history. the me at the national accounts that you bought. it was a democrat washing media release about us i when you stain remover additionally shipped to russia. well, considering jewel, i think it will be in your interest and he killed this and you might choose for your study of us could not talk with you still, can you really i'm going to be wishing just at the we have guns that

was out with the course and here's a supposition, shut them well, you know, i mean, can you really, it will be your spine, you know, 100, you're going to let you go to that. is your home what you think it was in your home? was fun, fun going well, you can care many for you. how about on? on whole lot more. here to go, hurry ever to tell you how would you mcafee? i'm going to your heart. i'm not going to function the old. i'm again, you are the ones that go by the me . there are claims that the entire u. s. military campaign in afghanistan was marked by torture, murder, and rape. me. what you'll be able to get from i will

to a general dentist, me at our authoration enduring freedom, lasted 13 years and officially ended in december 2014 to be replaced by a new nato mission dubbed resolute support. in practical terms, it meant america's military presence would be reduced while retaining the military bases. enough gun is done. this revised operation serve the barrack obama well as a positive p r exercise. at the beginning of 2015, we will have 9800 us serve members in different parts of the country together with our nato allies and other parts. by the end of 2015. we will have reduced that presence by roughly half one year later, by the end of 2016, our military will draw down to a normal embassy presence in cobble with

a security assistance component. just as we've done in iraq. the but i know the bullet shelter the jungle is that did i find out we reported each you solder to your motto or the can be that another feature frontier my thought about to be a but i can they pick it in the me that way. afghan troops had a bad the brunt of military operations. afghan army, what was the reality? afghan army united states this then tens of billions of dollars to build up this army, $300000.00 people. 90 percent of the recruits, the african army are literate. these are the kids from backward, rural villages have those belief in the army know supported the central government

and a very backward and a lot of ways. the result was that within 2 years of operation enduring freedom, coming to an end, afghan troops had suffered 4 times more casualties than the entire nito coalition had in 13 years of being in the country on to look at that, a pay money to you, but your mother, my phone is on time on most like it with my dish, my only beta made it put it hasn't been really good that has it got pulled up by your glorious how folky a good holiday. yeah, good luck. but normally bish, nobody in the hall who no one is done. oh, not a nigger. vertica. they both bought on hold up the account holder. been in cannot but i was on the and i got, i got, i got on the call that captures it is nice. i got to get as much i did, but neither the booster law, not bizarre, could the longer i just how does that mean bought upon that, go that up. but i,

i, it's an open secret that private military companies have been playing a role in om complex worldwide. us government doesn't track the number of contractors and uses in places that rack who are gonna stay in the united states army. and the military in general is so reliance on the private sector. i would call the dependency, but we don't know who's the on the ground presence of these companies overseas. we just don't out. the western private military companies can, in their turn,

use so called sub contractors from countries with trouble past the piano. quite good. that had also been charles soldiers. i think i was my glove profession. i drove his work from when they caught it. wouldn't that look when i'm alone and they were trying to be merciless killing machine. now they fight and die in other people's was people carol, lot one or a dead soldier or dead marine shows up in this country and we started asking ourselves, why did they die? why do, what were they fighting for? nobody bothers down by the contractors. the in the

news news the much tiny truck crossing i can extend on the way to iran were being hijacked by bandits criminals gunman. and so they decided to take afghan students who were studying and mother assess in pakistan to guard the trucks as they crossed to iran. and then they came up with the idea that maybe it would be better to just put the students in villages along the truck routes. the,

the word means student. the plural is tyler bond. the the the as lemon taliban movement emerged in the 1990 s as an entirely new military power for these students stood for law and order and they had weapons. and little by little they took over the villages. and then when they took over the villages they took over the region. and then finally they took over the whole country. that's how it started. this was an operation launched by the i s i the stunning intelligence or in september 1996. the taliban captured campbell without a fight, established the land make an arrest of a gun as done and imposed cheery a law. they claimed to have created a peaceful, unstable islamic state, free of corruption, lawlessness,

but sheltering some up in london and destroying ancient and sacred buddhist monuments helped cast the taliban in a negative light in the court of world, public opinion of the foreign troops would apply enough gunners done the taliban, well, voluntary defeated, and the rest went to deep underground. but for 20 years they continued to wage a bloody war against the foreign military presence. i made it can't. they cannot say, don't say any new ideas, little miss. tell them you were in the group now, but i don't, i think you just name and we will just do it. but he said i'm new to really sorry. who in us was leisure for teacher. we years the her center, but i didn't sound upset up in the shallow william, good italian. now in the wake of the us military withdraw. the taliban have regained the upper hand while seeming to distance themselves from them militant predisposes of the 990 s. italy been now claimed to be

a multiethnic movement that does not that it did before consists solely of stones. it actively recruits residents from the pakistani border regions, which were always a perfect foothold and training ground for well disciplined islamic soldiers also spoke with the purchase, which obviously needed the 2nd one valuable roster of the water at the bottom at the uranium controller. more of the ship that you're interested in polish your i politic scattering is that this little guy was from swim compelling. the color bond be listed as terrorist by the united nation is the culture because of their action. of course, there is no alternative because there are no alternatives, things went wrong, things went wrong and they began to re emerge and part of the population went with them. so yes, talk to them. there are some p is no other alternative. well,

some wanted to enter into dialogue. others have taken up arms. kind of fish there and i was, well, oh my god, when you told me what was your home? it is parking up job like to fuck, marsh. these are the outskirts of mazata sharif, the largest city in northern afghanistan. this is where the taliban met the fiercest resistance from the local population. the militia formed of local volunteers required no additional motivation. these people were fighting for the last call of the hold on the shoulder junglin and told him 5 for the last for the 1000000. follow him on monday, brought him and so they can make it more affordable care towards what they saw. you had to just have enough job regression over the was the product you give me to the other side while you're with them was

a fish that was because you know fast enough and i got an enemy guess shorted my daughter maybe got so far. so i'm also with mine as a means of i was just now with madness me on august the 14th 2021. 1 week after this video was filmed, my daughter, shari, fell to the telephone about one of the love key cities still under government control, apart from couple was captured the following day. but the entire group talked with them all of them in order with and then on the phone. so looking in moment it's on, i'm a call, she met him, but it don't go on monday. met and typically developed by tomorrow beginning in order to get some volleyball on the line on your list. you're next to the chief

of the the john sean on your group, which was a kicker. and who quoted you on 24 hours later, the taliban took over the country and became the true masters of afghanistan. couple fell in the afghan government soon followed. what i wanna be doing up the whole years. i want to sun voicemail you should normally should be good. what was, what was on me that i want to phone reveal to the show. exactly. when do i go to his music? should have what you thought about the that's actually it was famous. i mean, these, it's all about with much and in bought a model. notional care on the buy in on monday

morning. i me time to call bella and sorry, spent several years working, 1st with american troops, and then with german forces. he has repeatedly requested asylum for himself and his family, but all his requests have been denied me by no, it's all the work of the law, by technically the charter streaming of the, you know, but m. o jo over those joe, all the time. i was all one but a mom. yeah. i'm going to get more that sure that i did for that are below. i'm always going to go to a good dish or more the fish, danny. all the more nice. she called me there were literally thousands of african interpreters alone, people who had worked with the foreign troops for many years held mess rallies. as soon as the us announced their full withdrawal from the country did manage to leave

for the united states or europe under special programs, but most were left to their own devices. manami the football belie, i'm on such as all the mccarthy media, call them and nearly all one about my lot. but come from or when phil i man started working with foreigners. he was barely 18 back in 2008. his job was seen as quite prestigious in a month full. i'm on the phone, me a new money con, like us like i'm on long past 1st. my monitor on monday or to sean, but on the lawn. bush where you find your light filled up with them because you all thought it might not take about a loan. on marshall rose bush, all the more, you know, you know, the gosh game everything

changed after 2014, when the foreign troops began to withdraw. so i'm on lost his job off the staff cars, and he's been unemployed ever since y'all to join the all. john, enjoy a memorial jack. i think it's all the take over the phone and get the all the record. you go to, to me with that code or the one moment of them to solve that they call the mark. i mean, roy, or you can enjoy the news all me, all one us more that i forgot thought of my quarter of them. but he joy model like the fun, i get a fun, but the issue with it, i do this austin national hotel to join him on the visa and his concerns proved to be quite justified offline let me call almost last time. well, did you boys off? what is my cell which kill calona? i'm one rug which a lot of room on for 11 that has not

live without q by solve on one moment yet shown about on the phone. i mean, more than you like i was are though. ok lose. and there's only one year because i thought that was near the next available your call could ring a couple of which it probably will probably later when you start them, you've got to show where it was like a store or something to me and they bugs me nielsen, you truly here store because it was because of course are still booted ah i for many of us, the end of the american war enough denison was inevitable. in the end,

the conflict was more about a massive grip than about nation building and smart strategic thinking. joe biden says the us is done with making foreign countries through the use of force. there is no reason to take the american president. i just learned the drug started as a way to come back, a great problem. what's the wonder? it's part of the attitude of the nation, not just of north dakota, and it got to be something that you could get elected. this time, the fight against drugs took a check. he told us that andrew was competent short form. this is way too dangerous for him to be doing. clearly they put him in harm's way. a rural college student does interest get shot in the head and found in a river like that. something else had to be happening with.

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