Responding to the huge surge in Afghans and other detritus consequence of NATO’s scarpering en masse from the Afghanistan debacle the Turkish capital Ankara is closing the country to new migrants.
During the 1930s until the outbreak of World War II, the German President-Chancellor Adolf Hitler or rather the Reich’s Press Attaché communicated regularly with Western media.
The Taliban are openly encouraging those deserting their country to return to the land of their fathers, especially those who have been slated for deportation from the European Union. Where there was evidence of complicity with the murderous forces of repressive illegal occupation there would be trials.
The nations making up the European Union’s 27 states fall under the term collective irresponsibility. In fact, for monumental blunders on an epic scale each of these nations defence departments should be dismantled and its hapless operatives arrested; their bank accounts analysed.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Sunday his country won’t accept Afghan refugees because he doesn’t want to deal with militants masquerading as asylum-seekers. The Russian strongman slammed Western nations for placing Afghan refugees in countries even near his border while their US and European visas are being processed.
The mother of one of the 13 US servicemen who were killed in Thursday’s terrorist attack at the Kabul airport has called into a radio show to denounce President Joe Biden as a ‘feckless, dementia-ridden piece of crap.’
Rival Blocs to Washington DC-Based Brussels European Union are rapidly re-building Europe’s Independence.
European leaders have expressed deep concern over the importation of Afghan asylum seekers in the wake of the NATO rout and retreat. Some claim to have cottoned on to what a London taxi driver could have told them years ago: ‘some suggesting that western governments may be welcoming terrorists who have disguised themselves as refugees.’
Brown University’s Costs of War Project estimates that the US has spent some $2.26 trillion on the war in Afghanistan over the past two decades. More than 100,000 Afghan civilians, tens of thousands of Afghan security forces personnel and Taliban fighters, about 3,500 US and NATO troops and 4,000+ Western mercenaries were killed in that time, with hundreds of thousands more injured, and millions becoming refugees.
The story of Father Ignacio María Doñoro de los Río is worthy of the greatest James Bond. The 57-year-old former military chaplain has been nominated to receive the Princess of Asturias Prize in the Concord category. This is to reward his work for 25 years with young victims of extreme poverty and against human trafficking.
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