ng its way to the taliban. are tommy that is not happening. >> i am telling you that we have a very rigorous processes in place to make sure that none of our assistance is diverted. when we have concerns as i was mentioning earlier, rs to take swift action. we have been willing to suspend assistance to make sure about anof those concerns are addressed precisely because we share your concerns that the taliban does not benefit. >> that afghanistan, how much do you think is pa is just paid for taxes, fees, rents and other bells? is not being tracked? >> it is being tracked. i would offer there is a distinction between a diversion and things like payment of utility bills. tour an example, they need running water. they need electricity to be able to deliver healthy babies. we would not suggest to are implementing partners that they not pay utility bills. >> i appreciate that. i am surprised that sigar polled 37 ngos and they found $10.1 million tax dollars paid to the taliban. they just pulled 37. hundreds of those.

not the taliban.must continue to engage with all partners necessary to help secure the release and return of wrongful detainees, advance human rights andhanistar again be used as a base to plan attacks against the u.s. or our allies. i applaud the diplomatic effort that is have resulted in continued top in recognition of thelegitimate gof afghanistan. and other efforts on human rights, counter narcotics and counter terrorism. i would like to hear more from our witnesses■ about some to serious charges they face and the way congress can helph finally, we must not abandon our afghan ally who is fought alongside american troops, served with our diplomats for 2. that's why we have welcomed more than 130,000 after the united states since august of 2021. and we must continue to provide these resources to the program and help recelt more refugees. congress should pass the afghan adjustment act and insure that adequate visas are allocated to the srv program. after gaps face a brutal reality under the rule of t

what does that say about the taliban? >> he is not controlled by the taliban. he is an american citizen. he teaches at montgomery college. he's had a decade-long career. >> he's had a decade-long career, and has been fired for misrepresenting his work from the place he had a career in. i don't know the entire history, but i would like to hear more about it from you all, perhaps, in another setting. but, he is a board member of the afghan central bank on one hand. you just acknowledged that is controlled by the taliban. if you want to be a board member there, you have to be in cahoots with the taliban, and we appointed him as part of this entity in switzerland, one of four people that will control three and half million dollars on behalf of the united states of america, to determine if this goes back to the afghanistan central bank. that seems moronic to me. it seems like an absolute conflict of interest. is he getting paid of either of those? >> no. >> he doesn't get paid as a board member of the afghan central bank? >> no. he does not get paid as a member of t

-- taliban? >> he is not under the mom or controlled by the taliban, he's an american citizen, he teaches at montgomery college, a decades long career in an advisory position. >> he's had a decade-long career and has been fired for misrepresenting his work from the places he has had careers in. i don't know, the entire history of that. would like to hear more from it in another setting. he is a board member of the afghan central bank on the one hand, just acknowledge that is controlled by the taliban. if you want to be a boardmember you have to be in cahoots with the taliban, we appointed him as part of this entity in switzerland, one of four people controlling $3 billion on behalf of the united states of america to determine if this goes back to the central bank. that seems moronic and seems like an absolute conflict of interest. is he getting paid as a board member of either of those? he doesn't get paid as a boardmember of afghan central bank? he doesn't get paid as a boardmember of the afghan

this is kind of drawing a map about when we work under the taliban, it shows how the taliban is in afghanistannd women in society and things about that. host: when you are neutral, how surprised were you when the taliban took over? about how quickly that happen. how did that affect your ability to cover things in the future? guest: on that one there were a few big responsibilities. there was with my team and then a few responsibilities. if anyone was asking -- it had the responsibility for the u.s. to achieve. you had to track the demand. but the audience, they would not report what was happening around the country. we were like keeping an everyday demon from the people of hey this happened in the city. why are you not reporting? i sent you a lot of documents. and then everyone was asking if they would flee the country. they were demanding -- and then the second was really about -- if something bad is happening for you and your colleagues, and then you're thinking about your future where there is no -- what is the future of your wife and children and sister? so i think this was some kind of ch

they were major backers of taliban, and gave safe haven to the taliban to operate, answer the taliban's survival over 20 years of war was in part due to the safe haven at pastan gave em. in terms of fallout from u.s. foreign policy, one thing that i will load an something that we have twohapters on generic oks is that the taliban takeover of afghanistan, it wasn't just bad for afghanistan, the taliban taking over, al qaeda getting protection, our afghan allies often times getting hunted down by t taliban, allies being left hind, women's rights being crushed. any sortf freedomhat d been built up over 20 years getting crushed, but we live anymore dangerous world now and you can be thatome of that comes from what ppenedn afghanistan. we make a very strong case that the u.s.-nato chaos that ensued in august 2021 and the taliban takeover was likely a factor in vladimir putin's decision to invade ukraine. obviously putin has wanted to invade ukraine for a very long time, was very likely looking for what h would just see as his best moment inhe chaos nato and the u.s. looking like they were in

this is what happened after the taliban . i was there when the taliban came to couple. i was in kabul until october. on september 8 we were covering protests from the women. the taliban took five of my colleagues including taqi daryabi and what of my colleagues and they were tortured for several hours. this was the first but not the last. now we have journalists -- and we have seen restrictions increase day by day and working with independent media and exiled media, covering afghan he issues is a crime. they are announcing in many provinces that someone is working with amu television or el triatos or other independent media, it's a crime. when you are announcing this , there is no space for you to be an independent journalist inside the country. in all, i think a lot of restrictions with the story that is happening with the infrastructure in afghanistan, still, there are brave journalists working with us but anonymously. they are trying to keep the flow of information alive from afghanistan. this is the challenge we face. if you go into details there are a lot of challe

into account for their crimes within it the taliban frequently praise the taliban often and haphazardly send them billions of taxpayer dollars into afghanistan. these policies and biden administration has all but recognize the taliban as the legitimate government of afghanistan and yet over the past two years on every metric the taliban is only become worse under this administration's policies. on women and girls seemingly every week the taliban announces new edicts stripping away their rights on diversion of humanitarian aid taliban interferences increase by 32% this year. on support for terrorism the taliban equipped with weapons u.s. behind his increasingly conducting terror attacks and al qaeda remains safely and afghanistan under caliban protection. on hostages today this more americans detained by taliban and then at any point since the u.s. withdrawal. obviously the biden ministration policies are not working. i want to be clear my heart is with the people of afghanistan. you are suffering under the caliban. i believe it is our moral imperative to help these people who the biden

assistance to the taliban. we've also documented that the taliban has forced ngos to give assistance to their friends and soldiers and not to give it to other people particularly minorities. we have done a pretty good fair job of doing that. we don't have the exact amount. i think that we identified of taxes and licensing fees about $10 million for sure. we are still working on that and it may take some time, but it's a difficult. it's difficult to get that information. >> do they take a tax or fee on almost everything? in any case do they divert at all? >> it depends. there's sort of i think one of my staff referred to it as a handbook that they are following everything you can think of. you've got to hire their contractors for drivers, you've got to run to the cars from their people. so, they are using multiple methods of doing it. and that is the difficult thing. and again i made the statement as it corroborates those who have the guns have the aid and they are using every attempt. what was also troubling is

just another example of how the taliban operates. and i don't give up, i fight hard and i'm going to fight hard for your husband. i like to turn it over too mr. meeks for any comments he may have. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i too want to thank you your story that you just testified to is compelling. it is something that i think all of us on this committee and this congress are focused on. we can only imagine the pain you have gone through over the past 15 months. how you and your family have been deprived of your husband who all he wanted to do is make life better for others. we can only imagine what you're going through. we commend you and thank you because i know doing what you have done and going public is not easy. it is very, very difficult. so i hope that more ears are open to help bring ryan back home. and we will do everything that we can because they taliban is wrong, america has not forgotten about ryan. america will never forget about ryan until he is brought home to you safely. thank you. thank you for being here this mo

government there are uzbeks, tajiks, pashtuns, hazaras, but they are all political taliban, and we.. know, in this case, too, the americans are other people's money they don't give it away. 9 billion dollars, in my opinion, which could be useful for solving the acute socio-economic problems of afghanistan, but they pocketed 9 billion and do not explain anything about how or what. and as for the popular resistance front, yes, it is in the north of afghanistan, yes, they have a position that does not allow... a palestinian-israeli settlement, this was a long time ago, we in russia advocated for representatives of the league of arab states to fully participate in the quartet, because this structure looked somehow semi-colonial: the usa, russia , the european union, the un and none of the arabs, but we need to deal with the middle east settlement. unfortunately, we only succeeded... in ensuring that the quartet and the other members of the quartet agreed to invite representatives of the league of arab states from time to time, when the main discussion is already over, over, they were sim

you did to the taliban. what is the relationship between isis khorasan and taliban? , there is a lot to talk about in this regard, and there are a lot of conflicts and deaths between the two sides in the wars between each other, but i think in this brief, if i refer to an article that the official taliban organ called the al-marah site just recently after the al-qassam storm , i think it will be very enlightening in the article that was published on the emirate's website. the title of the article is that the problem of palestine and the deadly silence of isis came like this. how are you active for blasphemy, for blasphemy, against islam and in the islamic society ? what is the difference between you and israel? israel killed the palestinian people in their homes and mosques, and you also killed the worshipers in the mosque in baghlan province of afghanistan. why was it shiites? you are against israel you complain about being universal . you complain about the fact that you can protest against infidelity in all parts of the world . doesn't this indicate that you are a

political, because that there are pashtuns, uzbeks and tajiks, hazaras, but politically they are talibanthe opposition, which, in political terms, still remains there, still lives there... that the process, the process is not easy, but as if in afghanistan has never been easy for anyone, but the fact that we are present there, we have not lost touch with what is happening for a second, and now maintain contact with the de facto leadership, this helps us work, including promoting external formats that allow us to develop recommendations for already afghans. strived to do everything possible to provide assistance and assistance to all prisoners of the blockade without exception. recently, a russian newspaper published data that just on the anniversary, more than 50 funds were released thousands of people, including those living in the european union. unlike germany, this situation, germany maintains double standards in the issue of payment of individual compensation. germany only makes payments under false pretexts. made one of the oldest schools in the city of kaluga one of the most moder

you mentioned the taliban of the isis group. what is khorasan's relationship with the taliban? , there is a lot of talk about this, and there are many conflicts and deaths between the two sides in the wars between each other. yes, but in this brief, i think that if i refer to an article that the official taliban organ called al-amara site published just a few days ago after the al-aqsam storm, i think it will be very enlightening in the article that was published on the emirate website. the title of the article also says that the issue of palestine and the deadly silence of isis has come like this. i really don't know what justification you have, how you confuse islam, how it is for disbelief. you are active in the muslim community for blasphemy against islam . what is the difference between you and israel? israel who killed palestinian people in their homes and mosques and you also in baghlan province afghanistan, you killed the worshipers in the mosque , referring to the sahib al-zaman mosque in baghlan, which was a shiite mosque , why are you indifferent to israel? don't you

therefore, a country like russia, their special representative announced that we are with the taliban we will cooperate in the direction of smoothing the path of isis in khorasan, our country, considering that both ideologically and functionally , it is considered a very important goal for isis in the region, both ideologically and functionally. and if they succeed a few times , our compatriots and other people who were present in our country will be martyred. there have been tens of times these events that have been stigmatized by our security agencies, and part of this stigmatization is in the light of the security cooperation between the islamic republic of iran and the neighboring countries, which are also from isis. they feel it is dangerous to deal with the extra-regional powers that were involved in the transfer of daesh from the western borders and their entry into the eastern borders. and they are still doing their work and support . yes, i said that this behavioral phenomenon shows that it is working completely under their projects and has not done anything wrong to say that

john: since the taliban reclaimed control and afghanistan, the country.atural disasters exacerbate one of the worst humanitarian crises in the world. >> almost two thirds of afghanistan's population are in need of humanitarian assistance, a 45% increase since the taliban takeover. meanwhile donor fatigue has left , a humanitarian funding gap of $1.3 million. and in the impoverished west, a string of powerful earthquakes last fall killed more than 1300 people. another 6.4 magnitude earthquake hit this region just this week, and now the country is facing an influx of returnees being expelled from neighboring pakistan following that country's announcement that afghan migrants were no longer welcome. dayne curry is the afghanistan director for mercy corps, a global humanitarian organization in town this week. thank you so much for joining us here. can you first give us an update on just what life is like these days for the average afghan person? dayne: well, certainly the humanitarian challenges in afghanistan are steep and the situation is dire, particularly

taliban wants interaction and positive relations with all countries. the foreign minister of the taliban emphasized this issue and said: relative security in afghanistan and the taliban government is trying to turn this country into the economic center of the region. the prime minister of the taliban government announced a while ago: we have very good relations with our neighbors and efforts are being made to improve them. in the past week, five kidney transplants have been performed in khatam-ul-nabiin hospital in afghanistan . according to the doctors, the general condition of these patients is good. i did not come to pakistan, thank god , for now, after him, i decided why he had i saw that something like this could happen in our country . it is possible. i said let it be in my country because i don't feel alienated and i feel close to my family. the only thing is a doctor who is very famous . he already has a doctorate and good doctors. the employees of this hospital treat kidney diseases in afghanistan , the shafkhaneh khatam-ul-nabiin laboratory i

the ministry of economy of the taliban announced that the fight against corruption should be eradicated narcotics, control of inflation, increase and development of exports, transparent collection of taxes and maintaining monetary stability are the most important achievements of the taliban in the past two years. to receive important news about immigrants, to investigate and deal with various issues of afghan life in iran, and to see the reports broadcasted in this news section, it is enough to join our channels in the virtual space at the address of sain mohajeran underline 230. you can also follow more detailed news related to afghanistan in iran by visiting our website at the address waac.ir. and but the acting minister of energy and water of the taliban says that there is currently enough water stored in the shah and arous dams to be transported to kabul. according to abdul latif mansour , the stored water can meet the water consumption needs of 20 thousand families. in the city of kabul. mr. masaur emphasized: the plan to transfer water from panchir sea to kabul has also been final

the acting minister of health of the taliban praised progress of the islamic republic of iran in the field of health and treatment . qalam dar ebad added that the joint cooperation between iran and afghanistan can create a special opportunity to improve the health of the people of afghanistan because the health of the people is far from any policy. acting ministry of health of the taliban government said: afghanistan is looking forward to cooperation and using the experiences of the islamic republic of iran in the field of health, strengthening the public health system and control. to monitor important news about immigrants to investigate and deal with the various issues of the fasting life of afghan doctors in iran and to see the reports broadcasted in this news section, it is enough to join our channels in the virtual space at the address of edesign mohajeran 230. you can also follow iran by visiting . the literary conference of rumi and persian language was held in mashhad with the presence of professors of the field of language and culture of iran and afghanistan. the participant

on that day our to diminish the taliban backed groups of al-qaeda.ets were very simple. al-qaeda, their strongholds, and in the taliban that happen to be in the way. and we turned from there to a fight with the taliban as they were essentially pushed out of government. we then turned from their to calling them in insurrection while we continue to try to create a democracy by a country that wasn't a democracy. it has never been a democracy. we pushed aside 18 who had a degree of legitimacy among the tribes in favor of trying to■l find an elected president who at the end of the day could only represent one tribe. so i look at that whole history and say, let's go back to beginning. we had a presence in afghanistan in the way of aid, and even peace corps for many years. and we operated, we help them,oú we recognize that had too much or at their own pace. so the peace corps was viewed as good, but not the enemy by there them. they would do whatever they were going to do. had we entered afghanistan and said, we're going to diminish al-qaeda. we can't chang

head of climate change , taliban environmental protection department, referring to naqsh. afghanistan's climate change in the reduction of snowfall said: the continuation of this situation will have harmful consequences. lack of snowfall in this season of the year, which is needed in natural glaciers, this snow is stored so that we can use it in agricultural and industrial activities and other activities in early summer and throughout the year. in this case, if it doesn't rain and can't be saved. it's really a concern and it can cause long-term and even permanent shortages that can easily affect our farmers, including our agriculture sector . the fast of afghan journalists in iran is enough to see the reports broadcasted in this news section and our channels . you can also visit our website wideacc.ir to follow more detailed news related to afghanistan and afghan journalists in iran. . the twenty-fourth specialized exhibition household appliances and audio and video equipment ended their work. in this exhibition, traders and delegation. businessmen from afghanistan were pr

because the taliban's now in charge. and i said, giving them a couple billion dollars a year here, and he said, well, it doesn't go through the taliban, it goes to nongovernmental organizations that's a whole other story that we'll get into. but the point is that we have ho iran correction, afghanistan that's a freudian slip because iran's onher problem. but we'll stick to afghanistan for a minute. seems to me if they want a couple billion dollars let's be clear, we're $34 trillion in debt right now. we just wentn and p by may of this year we'll be at $35 trillion. we're going to pay $1 trillion in interest this year. that's no new tanks that's no new social no new missiles, that's just interest. that's paying for money that's already been spent and now that you've browed, get nothing for it, right? $1 trillion. so it's a long way from $1 trillion to a couple billion in afghanistan, but those couple billion over time add up. and the people that i'm representing are paying for them. first of all they paid a couple trillio

about two and a half years after the end of the 20-year occupation of afghanistan and reaching the taliban is still involved in harmful effects to the power of afghanistan the 20-year occupation of nato by the american commander and the lack of international legitimacy. in the meantime , the regional contact group or regional initiative of afghanistan, which was formed at the suggestion of iran, with the presence of special representatives and ambassadors of the countries of the region , held its first meeting in kabul with the aim of getting afghanistan out of the current problems. acting minister of foreign affairs of afghanistan. in this meeting, emphasizing on regional cooperation and using the opportunities after the occupation in afghanistan, he said: in order to overcome the current situation of this country, we should look for local versions. the recent and distant history of afghanistan has proven that version the imposed and imported measures have not been able to prove to be effective for afghanistan. it is still not the plans of the united nations that were presented during the

pest pakistan says that members of tehreek-e-taliban pakistan, which is fighting against the government of this country , has a sanctuary in afghanistan and from there they launch their attacks. organizes now, at the height of these tensions , the most influential cleric of pakistan, who is respected by the government of pakistan and the afghan taliban, has come to kabul to put an end to these tensions. of course, we talk about related issues and hope after the talks. we hope that he will send a good message from afghanistan and we hope that the results will be good. maulana fazlur rehman , the head of jamiat ulema pakistan, said that he will also meet mullah habbatullah, the leader of the taliban. the visit of the pakistani delegation to afghanistan has created many hopes. this board is a knot of tensions open the existing one between kabul and islamabad. behnam yazdani of kabul radio and television news agency. thank you for the companion. they had come to pay their respects to the leader of hearts , that too on the birthday of the lady of the two worlds again. visiting my congregatio

there is very little information about how the taliban's construction is progressing. last year, information was received about a possible breakthrough of the channel with catastrophic consequences. later, these data were refuted, but things did not become much calmer. at the request of our program, roscosmos did. a photograph of the kozhtip canal, we asked the institute of water problems of the rans to comment on it in order to still find out what is really happening at the construction site of the taliban century. here are the latest photos from roscosmos from the construction site of the koshtipa canal in afghanistan. on them we see a significant amount of water spilling in this area. what do you think this is? opinion? are these the causes of some kind of man-made disaster or, as a number of experts believe, are these the consequences of rising groundwater? certainly. the final conclusion about what happened there can be made only based on materials from field surveys and research, but based on the totality, as they say, of the circumstances, we can most likely agr

i was in afghanistan 5 years ago shortly after the war between the taliban and isis. now i wish it could be part of this program. let it be broadcast from that and after that well, when we come back, the american special forces will go and rescue those daesh members from the taliban prison , what could be the reason, in your opinion, other than that these forces are supported by the hundredth of the americans, and the next issue is the activation of chabahar port, a new event that can. again, the equations of the region are collapsing, the equations of the corridor of the region are collapsing, and we are witnessing what is happening in our dear sistan baluchistan, the project is quite specific, and in the next step , there are several layers of the installment project of the iran-afghanistan conflict in the past week. international zionist network to conflict iran and afghanistan blew. the fugitive horns are also following this path and we must gather our attention. while we criticize the islamic emirate, we also criticize the caretaker government of afghanistan, but

but the taliban wouldn't let him leave. ryan is being held in a 9 by 9 foot basement. so >> he does not have regular access to a bathroom. sunlight. adequate nutrition or medical care. new york republican congresswoman claudia tenney has introduced a bill calling for ryan's release. >> fellow new york democratic congressman joseph murali since he and his colleagues should be exhausting. >> all avenues to ensure ryan has returned to united states, pennsylvania republican congressman dan user says the u.s. to cut off all aid to the taliban. >> until corbett is freed, let's not continue sending american taxpayer dollars. >> while we're having americans held in this in this brutal, horrible manner in a court, but says she still hasn't received a straight answer rs to why her husband is a prisoner reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> live look outside here all the way across to the north bay. we're getting a nice break in the rain today. pilots. here's who can talk about what's going on. get us ready for the weekend. yeah, let's do it. i want to start with a look at

. -- taliban rule. how nefarious is that? then they referenced some press release i made. well, the press release says in one sentence, i am glad to see our friends and allies in qatar be moral emempeculiars by seeking safe haven in the united states after being forced to escape for their lives. that's the one thing it says about qatar. the rest of it is a call for international cooperation to help protect afghan civil society, members, journalists and others at risk of taliban rule, something i heard many senators speak out for. qatar has played important roles in supporting the largest air force base in the middle east in responding to the administration' call to supply natural gas to europe and facilitating and receiving afghan refugees that the united states government was seeking to evacuate, among other initiatives. they played a role in brokering the release of israeli hostages held by hamas. like many other countries, there are things we disagree on. during the world cup preparation, qatar' engagement with its next door neighbor iran and hamas have been points of c

will not let you lie, but we left and the taliban came and also took everything, that the americansat one time provided billions for the afghan army, let's imagine what the hell, biden lost the election, let's imagine that there is already trump, the situation is like this, what is trump doing with... erdogan in the kurdish issue, and in the armed, in particular, what is trump doing with assad and syria, knowing that there and the iranians are present, and hezbollah, and the russians, what is he doing, trump with the help of israel in the war against hamas, what is trump doing with russian instructors, iranian guides and other houthis in the part of jordan, there is a lot... much more can be done to add to this list, but trump-2 will be even less possibly predictable, than trump-1. i think that trump voters will have a big shock when trump comes and his stories that he will reconcile somewhere in the back, that he will agree with everyone and everything will be fine, will turn out to be bullshit, because experience shows where the west gives weakness, there the east begins to show s

the sale and purchase of meat by the taliban is implemented with the seal and approval of the ministry of public health. this ministry emphasized that animals are slaughtered in several industrial slaughterhouses in kabul city. dear viewers, good night and may god protect you. they say that bimayeh is unleavened. i personally wrote the amount of the project. it was four billion. that when the cultural heritage went, they agreed with one and a half billion. mr. javaherian is one of the crafts activists who, with the education he received from the ministry of cultural heritage, turns the wheels of his work and workshop better. it was announced through the manual industry, this loan, we took action if it was wrong i don't think so, it was tower 7 and we wanted to get a loan . if i'm not mistaken, tower was 3 years after it, the payment was 4 years, and the repayment was the same number that i got and according to the calculations we made, and the repayment was very good. that is, the way i counted from the beginning , i said no, the amount is not such that it wants to put pressure on a pr

aid against the work of the ministry of economy of the taliban, the aid of the international community reaches 2 billion dollars annually, but the number of poverty is increasing, and as a result, new methods must be used. he talked about the economic situation of the country on key issues to reduce the amount of difference in the amount of work, and wanted more concentration in the offices the united nations should implement work -for-food programs, encourage and support small and medium-sized enterprises, support domestic production through the purchase of necessary goods from domestic markets, and implement projects in the fields of agriculture, livestock, horticulture , and technical training. he became a professional, so that work opportunities have been provided. economic experts say that since the last 60 years, the aid of the international community in afghanistan has had the opposite effect. and new methods should be considered. only we have to specify the prioritization in which section we want, for example, one of the priorities the main must definitely be disti industry. on

tore assisting the united states military in evacuating american citizens and afghan refugees from taliban rule and then they referenced some press release that i made. well, a press release says in one sentence i am glad to see our friends and allies in qatar to be moral exemplars by accepting afghan's ultimately seeking safe haven in the united states before being forced to escape for their lives. that's one thing i said about qatar, the rest is a call for international cooperation to help protect afghan civil society members, journalists and others at risk of taliban rule. something i've heard many members of the senate at the time speak out for. qatar has played important roles in hosting our u.s. air force base, the largest in the middle east in responding to the administration's call to supply natural gas to europe during the ukrainian conflict with russia and yes, facilitating and receiving afghan refugees that the united states government was seeking to evacuate among other initiatives and most recently played a role in brokering the release of israel hostages held by hamas. now, l

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the us said, okay, we're going to get rid of the taliban in afghanistan, well the taliban is is there, the us said we're going to make iraq, a great us ally, and iraq is of course a great ally of iran, it's next door neighbor, okay, we're going to get rid of bashar allas. the syrian president, well he's there, but the us cia led effort to cost hundreds of thousands of deaths in the interrum. the us said, we're going to make libya in our image, and bombed libya in 2011, and overthrew the government of marmar khaddafi and unleashed a war, i was going to say civil war. "well, there is a civil war in libya, but it's a war throughout africa now, because what spilled out of libya was armaments and jihadists and mercenaries that have spread throughout much of central and western africa. by now. the us said, we're going to overthrow uh yanukovic, the ukrainian president in february 2014, the new government's gonna call for nato enlargement, we're going to move in. that was the..." and what do we have? we have a war that has been raging for nine years in which ukraine is getting picked to piec