As we reported on Saturday, the Biden administration announced that it had carried out surgical drone attacks on some unscrupulous terrorists, and they claimed that these terrorists had helped the plan. Suicide bombing American troops and Afghans were killed at Kabul Airport on Thursday.
Several of my colleagues have written a lot of articles on countermeasures, including Strive with Bunch. In fact, when we reported on drone attacks, we immediately questioned why the Pentagon did not name the victims—if they were so important to kill. (Look The Pentagon’s briefing on ISIS-K “retaliation” raises more questions than answers.)
Nick Alama wrote:
Major General Hank Taylor said he can now confirm that “two high-profile Islamic State targets were killed and one injured. We know that there are zero civilian casualties.”
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But they refused to disclose the names of the killed or provide any further details.
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They seem to have found this person soon. This makes me wonder: Do they already know where he is, even before the suicide attack?
Now, Donald Trump Jr. is asking similar questions. Many of us are thinking about it, but we didn’t say it out loud. Early on Sunday morning, he shared his thoughts with followers on Twitter.
“Does anyone think we have been arrested?
Those who do not know that the Taliban plan to take over the country and do not intend to let the Americans leave know exactly where to find two specific people.
If this happens, I dare say they are “not high” at all! “
Does anyone think we have been arrested?
Those who do not know that the Taliban plan to take over the country and do not intend to let the Americans leave know exactly where to find two specific people.
If this happens, I dare say they are “not high” at all! https://t.co/wwjExXu0Ml
-Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) August 29, 2021
For those who are not familiar with the term “catfish”, just think of “dummies” or “punks.” No matter what you call it, it is not good.
This is a sad commentary to the White House, Foggy Bottom, and the current leadership of the State Department, when Americans had zero trust in what they were told about our national security and what our country might or might not do overseas. In less than eight months after taking office, the Biden team and its media allies spread countless lies and confusion to us, breaking this trust. We might as well call it: malarkey.
When those who show themselves to be liars do not provide you with detailed information about this strategic action aimed at eliminating high-level terrorist targets, anyone with normal brain function will ask why. It’s great to see this start to happen.
