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September 6, 2021
The Silent War and the World Awakening EDITOR’S NOTE—This column is reserved as an editorial with collection of headlines and columns from various publications and may not necessarily reflect the policy of this publication.
Tuesday, September 2 Instagram Facebook, the mother of a soldier who died in Afghanistan, Shana Chappell, got angry at Joe Biden and wrote about it on Instagram and Facebook, for which the tech giant deleted her accounts. No disagreement with the regime in Big Tech is allowed. Chappell then sent Biden an angry message to the White House, promising to come to the White House the day after her son's funeral and hold a protest demanding that Biden resign "and take his entire corrupt administration with him." *** British political commentator Neil Gardiner on Joe Biden's departure from Afghanistan: "We see the humiliation of a superpower - a monumental catastrophe." *** Trump in an interview with the OAN TV channel about the possibility of a repeat of the 9/11style terrorist attacks: "Under the current administration, this is inevitable." *** The Biden administration was criticized after an animal rights group said that American service dogs were abandoned in Afghanistan. *** According to two defense officials, the US military concluded a secret agreement with the Taliban, as a result of which members of the Taliban accompanied groups of Americans to the gates of the Kabul airport when they tried to escape from Afghanistan. *** 90 retired US generals and admirals are demanding that Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark Milley resign because of the unsuccessful withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan. *** The counter-terrorism police of Pakistan reports that 11 militants of the Islamic State group were killed during a raid in the southwestern province of Baluchistan. *** Biden calls the withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan an "outstanding success", while blaming Trump and others. Then he finishes his speech and disappears without answering any questions from the press. *** Biden in today's address says: "My fellow Americans, the war in Afghanistan is over." Trump's press secretary responds: "Biden didn't end the war, he lost it." *** The CDC now officially states that Covid vaccines are less ef-
fective in preventing hospitalization. *** US truckers held a nationwide protest against mandatory vaccines: "On August 31, Tuesday, we ask everyone not to go to work… These trucks will officially stand up." *** In violation of the law, Wisconsin missed 82,000 absentee ballots in the 2020 elections. *** Fact checkers are fighting with netizens, defending Biden after he dozed off during a meeting with the Israeli Prime Minister, claiming that this is a "misleading video". *** Inflation in the United States is growing rapidly, Russia and Saudi Arabia are signing an agreement to end the influence of the "gasoline dollar", which puts the dollar itself and the economies of the countries at even greater risk. *** In North Korea, work is reportedly resuming at the Yongbyon nuclear reactor. It was closed in 2018 after pressure from Trump. According to intelligence reports, reactivating the facility may allow their leader to expand the arsenal of nuclear weapons. *** Catastrophic damage in New Orleans, the water supply and sewerage system is damaged by Hurricane Ida. *** The Sri Lankan health system is on high alert due to the discovery of a new variant of Covid in South Africa. *** A Cook County judge who deprived a woman of custody of a child because she was not vaccinated against COVID-19 overturned this ruling on Monday. *** South African scientists have discovered a new variant of the coronavirus "C.1.2" with numerous mutations, but it has not yet been established whether it is more contagious or is able to overcome the immunity provided by vaccines or a previous infection. We are talking about the same virus that was recorded in Sri Lanka. *** Israel, one of the most vaccinated countries in the world, registered almost 11,000 cases of COVID19 on Monday, the Ministry of Health said, which was a new record since the beginning of the pandemic. *** Two of the FDA's most senior vaccine executives are stepping down from their posts, raising new questions about the Biden administration and how it sidelined the FDA. *** American soldier Stuart Scheller, a 17-year-old Marine, has submitted his resignation since September 11, citing a "lack of trust and confidence" in the leadership.
*** An unknown viral fever that claimed the lives of several dozen people in India last week may be caused by dengue fever, which is carried by mosquitoes. *** Certain immune cells from previous infections with "common cold" coronaviruses strengthen the immune response against COVID-19, according to a new study led by the Charite Medical University and the Planck Institute for Molecular Genetics. *** It turns out that people killed the "common cold" by locking themselves up and putting on masks, losing potential cross-immunity and thereby clearing the way for COVID. *** WHO has published a "guidance document" for countries and partners on the implementation of digital vaccine certificates, called DDCC: VS. The work was funded, in particular, by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, as well as the Rockefeller Foundation. *** The Biden regime targeted ISIS terrorists during a rocket attack on a residential building in Kabul, but instead 3 to 6 children were killed. *** The Taliban hanged the "traitor" and tied him to an American helicopter in Kandahar, left by Joe Biden, dragging the corpse of the unfortunate man over the city. *** More than 20 Republicans in Congress are calling on Biden to resign because of the unsuccessful withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan. *** Private sources in Afghanistan claim that the Taliban carries out executions in the homes of civilians in Kabul after the departure of the US military, as well as after Biden left hundreds of Americans to their fate. *** Two Taliban extremists were shot dead during the celebration of the departure of the US military from Afghanistan. *** Former MEP Nigel Farage: "I would not trust America under this administration (...) The UK will refuse any new military interventions while Biden is in office."
*** The leader of Al-Qaeda returns to Afghanistan surrounded by Taliban security forces when the US military leaves the country. *** Retired American soldiers tried to save Americans in Afghanistan, but the US State Department stopped them. *** Biden abandons Americans and allies in Afghanistan: the last US planes left the Kabul airport. Harmid Karzai Airport is now "uncontrolled". *** The Pentagon announces that "the war in Afghanistan is over", the last planes left the country, while hundreds, if not thousands of Americans found themselves in a difficult situation in the occupied territory. *** Biden met with the pregnant widow of one of the dead Marines in a terrorist attack in Afghanistan, and, as the Washington Post reports, everything did not go very well. The family of the deceased McCollum left the room and refused to talk to Biden. Only a pregnant widow spoke to him, but the meeting lasted only a couple of minutes. Biden for some reason told about his own dead son Beau and described his military service, as well as death from cancer. Beau died receiving the best medical care in the world surrounded by his family, he did not go to the battlefield, but sat in the office. Riley McCollum was killed by a terrorist because of Biden's corruption and incompetence. *** 84 percent of Americans believe that the military should not have liberated Kabul until all Americans were evacuated, but the Biden regime does not agree with this. *** Analyst Wayne Root: "The disaster in Afghanistan is another proof that Biden is working for China." *** The Biden regime orders local authorities not to cooperate with private contractors rescuing Americans in Afghanistan. *** The military authorities at the Kabul airport refuse to let American women and children in. *** Secretary Blinken went on vacation in the Hamptons when Kabul
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