People latching on to a moving US Air Force plane desperately try to flee Afghanistan
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Is real easy to dap fish for goofy militant points while your wives and daughters are safe in the west
Taliban going door-to-door forcibly 'marrying' girls as young as 12 https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9883367/Taliban-going-door-door-forcibly-marrying-girls-young-TWELVE.html?ito=native_share_article-masthead
Our grandmothers and mothers were not even safe in this country from the very White men that you think are safe versus those Afghan fighters that you think are savages. You can look at African American DNA and see the whole story.
However that was a good attempt at deflecting and trying to paint all the fighters as evil and all the people fleeing as noble.
Too bad they didn't latch onto the side of a AK to defend their women from the Taliban 
Mujibar is about to share that girl
Mujibar is about to share that girl
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Video shows people latching on to a moving US Air Force plane at Kabul's airport as they desperately try to flee Afghanistan
Ashley Collman
3 hours ago
A video showed people clinging to a US Air Force plane as it moved down a runway.
@AdityaRajKaul/Twitter
- A video showed people swamping a US Air Force plane as it moved on the tarmac at Kabul's airport.
- Afghans have been desperately trying to flee the country after it fell to the Taliban.
A video showed hordes of people swamping a US Air Force plane as it appeared to be taking off from Hamid Karzai Airport in Kabul as Afghanistan fell to the Taliban.
The video, which was widely shared on Twitter on Monday morning, appeared to show dozens of Afghan civilians running alongside the plane and trying to grab hold of it as it made its way down a runway. It was not clear when the video was recorded.
Other videos posted on social media on Monday appeared to show bodies falling off military planes seconds after they took off.
Kabul's airport became a scene of chaos on Sunday as the city became the last Afghan military stronghold to fall to the Taliban.
Thousands of Afghans showed up at the airport, trying to get on flights out of the country. But their hopes were dashed on Monday as Afghanistan's Civil Aviation Authority announced that all commercial flights out of Kabul had been canceled.
People trying to cling to a US Air Force plane appearing to depart Kabul's airport.
@AdityaRajKaul/Twitter
The BBC reported that the airport had been divided into a commercial side and a military side, which the US had control of and was using to evacuate personnel.
In another video posted on Monday, gunfire could be heard as Afghans gathered on the tarmac scrambled. Witnesses told Reuters that at least five people had died in the chaos at the airport, though the circumstances of the deaths were unclear.
Video shows people latching on to a moving US Air Force plane at Kabul's airport as they desperately try to flee Afghanistan
Why didn't they tell them to get off?
they have planes tanks and guns. Just no nuts
I gotta read more on the history and our interference. Some shyt was dropped in here I ain’t have a clue about
FYI there are people suffering in Haiti. Interesting how you have zero response in that thread.
"Black as coals". Yeah right, you wish.
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Gotta be real stupid/suicidal to hop on to a plane that's about to take off...
this shyt is all whatever tho..
taliban wouldn't have taken the country back so fast if backrooms deals weren't already in place and the population wasn't already cool with them coming back into power.
egg on the usa's face for staying so long
this shyt is all whatever tho..
taliban wouldn't have taken the country back so fast if backrooms deals weren't already in place and the population wasn't already cool with them coming back into power.
egg on the usa's face for staying so long
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anybody rolling with whites should know exactly what the deal is at this point
if you're gonna be a traitor to your country/people/whatever for the west.. you had better get whatever you can and leave before they decide to burn ya.
Video shows people latching on to a moving US Air Force plane at Kabul's airport as they desperately try to flee Afghanistan
Ashley Collman
3 hours ago
A video showed people clinging to a US Air Force plane as it moved down a runway.
@AdityaRajKaul/Twitter
- A video showed people swamping a US Air Force plane as it moved on the tarmac at Kabul's airport.
- Afghans have been desperately trying to flee the country after it fell to the Taliban.
A video showed hordes of people swamping a US Air Force plane as it appeared to be taking off from Hamid Karzai Airport in Kabul as Afghanistan fell to the Taliban.
The video, which was widely shared on Twitter on Monday morning, appeared to show dozens of Afghan civilians running alongside the plane and trying to grab hold of it as it made its way down a runway. It was not clear when the video was recorded.
Other videos posted on social media on Monday appeared to show bodies falling off military planes seconds after they took off.
Kabul's airport became a scene of chaos on Sunday as the city became the last Afghan military stronghold to fall to the Taliban.
Thousands of Afghans showed up at the airport, trying to get on flights out of the country. But their hopes were dashed on Monday as Afghanistan's Civil Aviation Authority announced that all commercial flights out of Kabul had been canceled.
People trying to cling to a US Air Force plane appearing to depart Kabul's airport.
@AdityaRajKaul/Twitter
The BBC reported that the airport had been divided into a commercial side and a military side, which the US had control of and was using to evacuate personnel.
In another video posted on Monday, gunfire could be heard as Afghans gathered on the tarmac scrambled. Witnesses told Reuters that at least five people had died in the chaos at the airport, though the circumstances of the deaths were unclear.
Video shows people latching on to a moving US Air Force plane at Kabul's airport as they desperately try to flee Afghanistan
