Readers of this space know that I have been arguing for the withdrawal of U.S. military forces from Afghanistan since it became clear they had been defeated by the Taleban and its allies. No later than 2004.
Now after an additional 16 years, Biden is withdrawing the defeated U.S. military forces from Afghanistan, supposedly by 31 August 2021. Good. Long over due. Now retire half of the U.S. general officer corps.
But why did longtime Neocon Biden and his Neocon and Israel-owned cabinet — and generals? — decide to withdraw? Because we have lost? Nope. We, our associates, and our interests are losing in every Muslim country in which we are currently involved and we are staying put; indeed, we are sending additional forces into Syria and remain locked into Iraq though it was clear that war was lost no later than 2005.
But let’s focus on Afghanistan. Why are we leaving? Because Biden and his Neocon Israel-Firsters were ordered out by their Chinese paymasters. It is no coincidence that immediately after Biden announced the U.S.-evacuation date, Beijing announced it was rushing to assist “the Afghan people” by building a segment of President Xi’s pipe-dream, the belt-and-road project, through Afghan territory, and would put at least $16 billion dollars into the effort. (NB: Good luck to the Chinese. We spent trillions of dollars in Afghanistan and still got our asses handed to us by Afghan patriots. Eventually, the utterly racist and atheist Chinese will find, after a long insurgent war, that they are stuck in a great, big, Sunni-Muslim-dug grave in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Central Asia, and Xinjiang Province in western China.)
But the losing reality of the coming Chinese-Islamist war probably will take Beijing at least a decade to accept. Hubris after all is a powerful agent that produces blindness to reality. China is expecting a fight — and nurses the delusion of victory — and so ordered Traitor-Biden and his anti-American associates not to destroy the large, modern military bases — especially military airbases — and other military facilities the United States built in Afghanistan over the past two decades. Biden is not leaving these bases for the ill-trained Afghan military personnel. Those people will disappear soon after the last U.S. military personnel leave, and will travel back to their respective tribes to prepare to seize Kabul and then fight the coming Chinese occupation.
The danger of not destroying the Afghan bases is a near-term one for America. Having ordered Biden to terminate U.S. energy independence, which he did, Chinese forces are about to acquire first-rate military air bases that will afford Beijing — with the giant, deep-water ports it has built at Gwadar in Pakistan and at Hambanthota Harbor in Sri Lanka — the air and naval capability to slow, disrupt, stop, or sequester for China the production and shipment of oil in the Persian Gulf region.
Treason is generally a hard thing to ferret out and prove. In the Biden administration, and among its civil servants, courts, and military, however, it is a clear, pervasive, and everyday reality. In a fact, it is hard to find a non-treasonous action by these entities. Leaving U.S. military bases in Afghanistan intact, however, is treason of the deepest black hue.
Biden’s family crest ought to depict Benedict Arnold and Aaron Burr holding a skull-and-crossbones flag and embracing an autographed picture of the Rosenbergs.
