The New York Times Provides Us With Perhaps the Most Stunningly Bad Afghanistan Hot Take of All
By Sister Toldjah | Aug 16, 2021 11:45 AM ET
The stories, images, and videos we’ve seen come out of Afghanistan over the last several days have been nothing short of disturbing, horrific.
For instance, there were the heartbreaking and tragic scenes from Kabul airport, where Afghans desperate to escape the violence and carnage were seen clinging to U.S. transport planes as they took off, with some falling to their deaths.
There was also the exclusive report from RedState’s Hollie McKay on how Afghan military commanders may have been bribed by the Taliban to surrender cities and equipment. Further, there is growing concern over the future of women and girls in Afghanistan under Taliban domination. The signals so far don’t look good at all.
Some are suggesting what happened at the airport and in other parts of Afghanistan as civilians tried to flee was President Joe Biden’s “Saigon moment,” and it’s hard to argue against such points, especially now that the so-called adults are supposedly back in charge, though Biden and key members of his administration are nowhere to be found.
In any event, though some media hot takes have been surprisingly on point, most have been nauseatingly predictable, with supposed “reporters” doing their level best to paint the Biden administration in the most flattering of lights despite the events that are unfolding in a deteriorating Afghanistan as we speak.
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