Ex-special forces soldier says US Army colonel left fate of orphans, Americans and Christians in hands of Taliban
August 28, 2022 | Vivek Saxena
Four busloads of Americans, Afghan allies, green card holders, persecuted Christians, and an estimated 300 orphans were denied evacuation from Afghanistan during the U.S. withdrawal last year from the Central Asian nation.
As a result, the four busloads of people are most likely dead, according to MMA fighter turned U.S. Army Special Forces soldier Tim Kennedy.
Kennedy witnessed the rejection firsthand.
In a newly released Amazon Prime documentary called “Send Me,” which can currently be watched for free here, he described exactly what happened.
“[We] asked if people holding up blue passports and SIVs could get through. He answered, ‘No, I don’t care who they are. Those people get back on those buses, and they go back into Kabul.’ … He just makes the call. ‘Turn everybody around. Put everybody back out. I don’t care who they are,’” Kennedy said.
“There’s not enough capacity in my soul to be able to mourn four busloads of people that are about to die because the time spent on anguish and mourning could have been spent saving other people.”
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