A surprising decision made by the Biden administration to allow 65 Afghan militants enter the US following a disorderly pullout is revealed in an explosive new book. The truth is revealed by investigative journalist Jerry Dunleavy and Afghanistan veteran James Hasson.
“Sixty-five individuals identified as ‘national security risks’ were granted entry into the U.S. in the 12 months after the withdrawal,” ‘Kabul: The Untold Story of Biden’s Fiasco and the American Warriors Who Fought to the End,’ according to the Daily Mail, is a book.
“This hard-hitting book is the definitive account of the Biden administration’s most disgraceful hour—and the chaos it unleashed in the world,” As stated in the book’s Amazon description.
More details from the Amazon description:
In 2021, the United States underwent a terrifying retreat from Afghanistan. Women and children were crushed outside the Kabul airfield’s gates, desperate Afghans clung to taking off aircraft only to plummet from the landing gear, and Taliban fighters brutally treated American civilians in their quest for access to the sparsely populated area still under US control. Tragedies continued to unfold. In addition, Afghan translators who had risked their lives working with American forces for years were left defenseless against the Taliban. A preventable suicide bombing carried out by ISIS claimed the lives of thirteen US service personnel, eleven of whom were just out of preschool when the 9/11 attacks occurred, adding to the atrocities.
Discover the horrifying truth behind the events of August 2021 in Kabul via in-depth interviews. The whole scope of the calamity is exposed in this compelling story by investigative writer Jerry Dunleavy and Afghanistan veteran James Hasson, exposing catastrophic politics and bureaucracy. But in the middle of the pandemonium, take comfort from the untold stories of bravery and selflessness displayed by several Americans on the ground.
Experience first-hand reporting from Kabul, with gripping eyewitness reports from military personnel, insider information only available to senior intelligence officials, and conversations with key figures from ally nations. Find out the terrible tales of heroic Americans and their allies in Afghanistan who were brutally abandoned by Washington’s feckless authorities. Explore the compelling facts of continuing veteran-led rescue efforts as well. Each chapter of Kabul demonstrates the incredible resiliency of “ordinary” individuals while exposing the actual depths of American government ineptitude.
According to alarming allegations published in The Daily Mail, the Biden administration had two opportunities to stop the terrible suicide assault in Kabul but squandered them.
Additional information on the “national security risks” admitted to the United States is provided by Daily Mail:
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Many of the dangerous people admitted to the country were males whose DNA was discovered on bombs neutralized by American soldiers.
One of the inmates that the Taliban “liberated” as they made their way to Kabul through the chaos of the war-torn nation.
Promises are broken by the Taliban’s surprise ascendance to power in Afghanistan as the US-backed government falls apart with the withdrawal of Western soldiers.
An Afghan-American interpreter sees Taliban fighters waiting to board a plane for the United States.
Many of the 82,000 evacuees in the U.S. traveled unnoticed due to flaws in the vetting procedure and staff shortages.
According to a Congressional letter made public soon after the attack, over 70% of individuals who arrived from Afghanistan were neither American citizens, green card holders, or recipients of the Special Immigrant Visa (SIV) program.
Dangerous individuals hijack aircraft that are meant for Americans and allies after being infiltrated.
After 20 years, the final American soldier is leaving Kabul, leaving thousands of abandoned and desperate people behind. They cling to hope as they struggle to escape the Taliban’s merciless grasp.
In related news, the Biden administration has given the Taliban $2.35 billion since the departure in 2021, according to a Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) report.
