Afghanistan deadline charade: Taliban forces are making their move
The Afghanistan deadline involving the withdrawal of American forces was reset to September 11, 2021. Will the Taliban cooperate?
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Taliban will disprove Biden’s lie that he’ll end Afghanistan’s war
The truth of Afghanistan is the hunt for an al Qaeda terrorist turned into a 20-year war with the Taliban that no U.S. president since has...
Capt. Brian Jordan: The USMC pilot who cheated death (updated)
Marine Corps UH-1Y pilot Capt. Brian Jordan heard a frantic plea to help two British soldiers hit by a Taliban Improvised Explosive Device or IED
Exclusive story behind 80+ Taliban leaders killed by US Marines, Afghanistan in May
In an exclusive report, the month of May brought a kinetic blow against terror in Helmand Province, Afghanistan, as America’s longest war rages on. Marines in the Task Force Southwest unit took a blow against terrorism in the region by killing more than eighty Taliban leaders.
U.S. SecDef Mattis ready to send 4,000 troops to Afghanistan
Secretary Mattis recently appeared before a U.S. Senate committee, where he defend his decision to increase troop levels in Afghanistan.
Taliban forces advance on Baghlan province capital
After the fall of Kunduz, Taliban threatens Pal-i-Kumri as Afghan forces crumble
Pentagon charges Bowe Bergdahl with desertion
Bergdahl’s pending court martial proves that his trade was calculated to advance the administration’s program to leave no jihadist fighter behind.
Today’s attack may be the end of the Taliban forever
The school attack by the Pakistani Taliban was not a sign of strength, but of weakness.
Can the Taliban make a comeback in Afghanistan?
KANDAHAR, August 9, 2014—Pessimism has infected Americans’ outlook on the world. Nowhere is the tendency more evident or pronounced than in Afghanistan. It is a bipartisan affair, too. Conservatives seem resigned that a Muslim country will go the way of our other two recent interventionist projects in Iraq and Libya. Liberals are convinced that military ...
Uncle and nephew killed outside of Karachi barbershop
This is the second such loss for the Hussain family who lost another relative to similar violence just a few days ago.
Did Obama’s Taliban deal for Bowe Bergdahl break the law?
LOS ANGELES, June 4, 2014 — Less than 24 hours after President Obama announced a deal to free U.S. Army Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl, the positive coverage of that news was swamped by negatives. Obama freed five high-ranking radical Islamist terrorists in exchange for Bergdahl: The U.S. government negotiated with terrorists. The administration then repeated an error that got them in ...
Bergdahl release: No soldier left behind or White House PR stunt
The White House has apologized for ignoring US laws by going around Congress in creating his agreement with the Taliban to release Bowe Bergdahl.
Political incongruities: From Bergdahl to Benghazi
RANCHO SANTA FE, Calif., June 2, 2014 — The United States’ military commitment to “no man left behind” was briefly resuscitated from its politically-weakened condition last week. Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl was retrieved from the Taliban-aligned Haqqani terrorist network in return for five members of the Taliban who had been held as prisoners in Guantanamo. The ...
Bowe Berghdahl still held by Taliban; Obama diplomacy still worthless
The Taliban initially held Bergdahl for a $1 million ransom and demanded the release of 21 Afghani prisoners.
The soul of The Lone Survivor: The warrior ethos for all of us
The Lone Survivor is a clarion call to the banner of liberty; may we never falter when we are called to stand in the breach.