It might have been cheaper to just fly in the Taliban and let them loose on our military bases. They might have done less damage. And in some ways that’s what we did. We imported a massive enemy population into our country hoping they’d provide the next generation of Ilhan Omars.
And we’re now dealing with a quarter billion in damages. Call it the war at home.
Military bases that housed tens of thousands of Afghan refugees in the U.S. incurred almost $260 million in damages that in some cases rendered buildings unusable for troops until significant repairs to walls and plumbing are made, the Pentagon’s inspector general found.
The refugees were housed at Fort Bliss, Texas; Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, New Jersey; Fort McCoy, Wisconsin.; Camp Atterbury, Indiana; Fort Pickett, Fort Lee, and Marine Corps Base Quantico, Virginia; and Holloman Air Force Base, New Mexico.
The sheer volume of people in the temporary housing left those barracks and buildings with significant wear and tear, the inspector general found.
The military and the media claim that this level of devastation is normal. I spent over a year writing about and documenting the crimes and the damage that Afghan migrants have been causing even while the military brass pushed happy talk. I have been contacted by people in local communities with horror stories.
Biden’s illegal move to bust in massive numbers of Afghans, vetted by the Taliban, but not by us, was ugly.
“Afghans were confused and upset by hygiene practices,” a Wall Street Journal article described. “Every toilet on base was Western style, with a seat and toilet paper. But a number of Afghans are accustomed to restrooms that allow them to squat so they don’t have to physically touch the toilet. It led to some cases of Afghans relieving themselves outside.”
The Biden regime and its brass put Afghans first and Americans, including our troops, last.
In 2019, members of the 2nd Battalion, 127th Infantry returned home from Afghanistan. In early October, the 127th left Appleton, Wisconsin and traveled to Fort McCoy for training.
Unfortunately, Fort McCoy was already occupied by an estimated 13,000 Afghan “refugees”.
When the 127th arrived, the barracks they were meant to sleep in had already been taken. With Afghans sleeping in their barracks and their beds, they reportedly had to sleep outside instead.
Did we lose a war or something? Oh, I suppose we did. The enemy is claiming the privileges of victory.
Our government treats the legacy American population with the hostile contempt of an enemy. This is not due to ignorance or carelessness. It is calculated with intelligence and intent with the design to defeat us, demoralize us, and destroy us.
These people who hate us, who despise and disagree with our ways, customs, history and religion are here to accomplish our government’s goals towards us – to secure for themselves a life of power, ease and luxury while we eat bugs and live in the zombie apocalypse.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5YfMB2Dx4jc
As usual, you are right. It’s unfortunate; many times I wish you were wrong and it were otherwise, but there’s no point in denying reality. Thanks for keeping us on track with that reality, ugly as it is.
I feel the same way, but I must have hope, so facing the ugly truth is the first step.
To what reason do you attribute their hatred for us?
Not in anyway downplaying your statement, the truth is in our faces.
It wont change a thing, but I would like to hear your opinion on their
disgust for decent, working people. Thanks
I need to clarify: Im not speaking of the muslims hatred, that I get.
Im speaking of the hatred of our ”betters”
Your question is difficult to answer succinctly. I will try.
All humanity is made for worship, and we worship even when we fail to recognize we are doing it. The object of our worship determines the greatness of our souls. Little, shriveled souls worship little things and become like them.
The globalist elite generally worship themselves and see unlimited power and prestige as their due. They have greatness of money and power, but littleness of soul. We are an affront to them. We will not bow down to them or worship them. We are life unworthy of life to them.
A fuller answer is given by Angelo Codevilla. His 2008 article about the ruling class and the country class was excellent and is here:
https://web.archive.org/web/20150521184312/http://spectator.org/articles/39326/americas-ruling-class-and-perils-revolution
He returned to that topic again shortly before his death last year:
https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/news/articles/american-exodus-angelo-codevilla-oligarchy
Over time, the ruling class became increasingly estranged from the kind of lives most of us live. This estrangement is a challenge for them and for us, because they hate us in the littleness of their souls while having power to punish us for our apostasy. If we had common worship, the differences between us would not be so problematic. This used to be the case in an earlier American period.
Thank you for getting back with me on your reasoning. You make a very good point, one that never crossed my mind.
Ive never looked so deeply into their hatred for the common people.
It evident that throughout history the Nobles have always spit upon
the Commons.
Our betters are a particularly disgusting lot.
VERY well and succinctly stated. I need to print out your comment and carry it with me. As I continue to observe, our country is now run by angry children who deeply loathe the entire American experiment, and its constitution, and continue to think of half of the country as almost sub-human “deplorables.” The arrogance is breath-taking, deeply destructive. and, as you say, all by design.
Dig them holes, so they can squat.
Since America allowed so many uncivilized and uneducated Afghan refugees into the United States, what kind of contribution will they make to American society, other than be a burden for the next generation or two? President Biden, I will be looking forward to your reply.