A Year After Biden’s Chaotic Exit From Afghanistan, America’s Security Is At Risk, Our Enemies Are Emboldened, And Allies Openly Doubt Biden’s Reliability
BIDEN’S DISASTROUS EXIT FROM AFGHANISTAN PUT AMERICAN SECURITY AND SAFETY LAST
THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION MISLED AMERICANS ABOUT THE DANGER IN AFGHANISTAN
BIDEN GIFTED THE TALIBAN BILLIONS IN U.S. MILITARY EQUIPMENT AND WEAPONS
BIDEN LET THE TALIBAN TURN AFGHANISTAN BACK INTO A SAFE HAVEN FOR TERRORISTS
- The Biden administration said it was committed to “preventing Afghanistan from becoming a safe haven for terrorist groups,” but failed to do that.
- For months, Biden refused to acknowledge reports of Al Qaeda’s growing presence in Afghanistan.
- Even days before the withdrawal, U.S. defense officials warned that the Taliban takeover would give Al Qaeda a safe haven and allow them to rebuild, but Biden pushed ahead.
- Biden justified his rushed exit by saying, “What interest do we have in Afghanistan at this point with al Qaeda gone?”
- A year later, Kirby confirmed Al Qaeda is now “actively” using Afghanistan as a “safe haven” to “plot and plan attacks against American interests and the American homeland.”
- Former Obama Defense Secretary Leon Panetta: “There’s no question that they’re [the Taliban] providing a safe haven for terrorists.”
BIDEN’S WITHDRAWAL PUT U.S. SECURITY AT RISK
AMERICA’S ALLIES NOW DOUBT AMERICA BECAUSE OF BIDEN’S WITHDRAWAL
AMERICA’S ENEMIES WERE EMBOLDENED BY BIDEN’S AFGHANISTAN FAILURE
- The consequences of Biden’s Afghanistan failure are only growing more intense a year later as America’s enemies have become stronger from Biden’s weakness as an ally.
- China and Russia, whose relationship has only grown since Biden took office, have exploited Biden’s failures in Afghanistan.
- Other dangerous regimes have only been emboldened to test the limits of their aggressive actions with Biden.
- Biden’s disastrous withdrawal was an inspiration to terrorist groups
- Al Qaeda issued a statement after the Taliban took Kabul calling it a “prelude” to other jihadi victories.
- ISIS-K has recruited thousands of members, almost doubling in size, since conducting its attack on American service members in Kabul, and reports estimate the group could carry out terrorist attacks on U.S. soil or against its allies within a year.