Comments by "John Roberts" (@view1st) on "Deadly Attack on Kabul Airport Exposes Failure of Intervention, Bagram Evacuation Mistake" video.

  1. The government of the Russian Federation officially subscribes to the orthodox interpretation of the events of 11th September 2001 and as this channel is pro‐Russian and also does not want to be demonetized, banned or censored by the US‐controlled You Tube it will put out talking points that tend to favour the status quo on certain issues. That's my opinion anyway.
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  2. The Congress of the USA is as the Senate was in ancient Rome just before the demise of the Republic: an aristocratic body officially in charge but with real power residing elsewhere. Which illustrious 5‐star general‐turned‐politician will be America's Ceasar? Time only knows.
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  3.  @jefflith2974  They have not really left. 'Stay‐behinds' have been left to continue causing trouble. Also the US military is still in Afghanistan engaging in military operations (drone strike murders, special forces death squad murders, aerial bombing murders, sanctions‐embargo murders and landmine murders through its use of de facto landmines known as cluster bombs). So, no... the United States hasn't actually left Afghanistan, not really. And neither has its little poodle, 'Great' Britain.
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  4. Are you the Mona Lisa?
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  5. I think that some of the more sophisticated weaponry initially left being has subsequently been destroyed by air raids and drone strikes and that much of the rest is unusable due to lack of spare parts and proper maintenance (which the Taliban lack). Also, the majority of the weapons left behind tend to be old or obsolete. In other words, a good percentage of the weaponry captured is more or less useless or will become so in a comparatively short space of time and the rest is largely made up of small‐to‐medium arms with a smaller number of heavy weaponry such as tanks, artillery pieces and mortars.
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  6. And the people indoctrinated to commit suicide in nuclear war for such ideas as parliamentary 'democracy', liberalism and 'free market' capitalism — all metaphysical ideas held by their adherents with the same degree of uncritical religion‐like devotion?
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