KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — Taliban fighters entered Kabul on Sunday and sought the unconditional surrender of the central government, officials said, as Afghans and foreigners alike raced for the exit, signaling the end of a 20-year Western experiment aimed at remaking Afghanistan.
Today's the day. :amerikkka-clap: MISSION ACCOMPLISHED :ameri
I also read that there were some mousetraps with cheese set up, but the Taliban kept grabbing the cheese using a stick while using a second stick to safely activate the traps.
I also read that one ANA commander was so angry that the traps didn't work that his face turned red and steam blew out of his ears.
So much time was wasted painting tunnels onto mountains which could have been spent digging trenches. The highway to Kabul was filled with signs redirecting the Taliban to Albuquerque but they had GPS and there's just that one highway.
I also read that there were some mousetraps with cheese set up, but the Taliban kept grabbing the cheese using a stick while using a second stick to safely activate the traps.
I also read that one ANA commander was so angry that the traps didn't work that his face turned red and steam blew out of his ears.
So much time was wasted painting tunnels onto mountains which could have been spent digging trenches. The highway to Kabul was filled with signs redirecting the Taliban to Albuquerque but they had GPS and there's just that one highway.