Leaked White House Notes From Situation Room Meeting Day Before Kabul Fell Reveals The Regime’s Afghan Failures

Someone in The Regime is leaking documents to the media. And ‘Why,’ we ask ‘would anyone be “leaking” the obvious, what the world already knows?’

The following from thegatewaypundit.com.

Leaked White House notes from the Situation Room meeting one day before Kabul fell obtained by Axios reveals just how unprepared The Regime was for the Afghanistan withdrawal.

The Regime was so unprepared that they were still determining which transit points to send evacuees to hours before the Taliban descended on Kabul.

Axios reported:

Leaked notes from a White House Situation Room meeting the day before Kabul fell shed new light on just how unprepared [The Regime] was to evacuate Afghan nationals who’d helped the United States in its 20-year war against the Taliban.

It assembles top aides to various Cabinet members, and usually lays the groundwork for Deputies’ or Principals’ sessions, or works out practical details for executing decisions already made by their bosses.

• The document regarded “Relocations out of Afghanistan,” and the meeting was held from 3:30-4:30pm on the afternoon of Aug. 14, Washington time.
• At that moment, Taliban fighters were descending upon Kabul.
• The meeting was chaired by National Security Council official Liz Sherwood-Randall and included senior officials across multiple agencies, including Gen. John Hyten, vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
• Between the lines: The meeting notes highlight how many crucial actions [The Regime] was deciding at the last minute — just hours before Kabul would fall and former Afghan President Ashraf Ghani would flee his palace in a helicopter. Action items decided in meeting included:
  • “State will work to identify as many countries as possible to serve as transit points. Transit points need to be able to accommodate U.S. citizens, Afghan nationals, third country nationals, and other evacuees. (Action: State, immediately)”
  • “Embassy Kabul will notify LES [locally employed staff] to begin to register their interest in relocation to the United States and begin to prepare immediately for departure… (Action: Embassy Kabul, immediately)”

The inept Biden Regime was caught off guard by how quickly the Taliban moved in and took over.

Because of Joe Biden’s corruption and bad decisions, 13 US service members were killed by a suicide bomber in Kabul.

Behind the scenes: By the time the Saturday afternoon meeting happened, senior Biden officials across the government had been meeting around the clock to deal with the high-speed unraveling of Afghanistan.

• The administration had taken some measures that would help them ultimately evacuate more than 120,000 people out of Kabul airport by Aug. 31—the president’s revised withdrawal deadline.
• Amid chaos and death, the effort to remove both U.S. citizens and cooperative Afghan nationals was executed in partnership with allies and many desperate improvised efforts from the private sector and veterans’ groups.
• Troops were pre-positioned in the region so they could get quickly to Kabul airport to run the evacuation. The administration had accelerated the Special Immigrant Visa [SIV] approvals. And Biden officials had explored with other countries the possibilities of them serving as transit points for evacuees — which ultimately led to a network that hosted tens of thousands of Afghans waiting for processing.
• Nonetheless, many of the key decisions hadn’t been made on the eve of Kabul’s fall.

Perhaps interesting to read these notes, but why were they released? And will anyone be held accountable for this failure in Afghanistan?

Even the left-behind (strategically embedded) military leadership with which Obama saddled this country should have been able to see this coming. Was any of this catastrophe intentional?

A lot of questions that will never be answered.

Oh sure, this will all eventually be taken-on by some senate committee chaired by Lindsey Graham or someone of his ilk exuding promises galore from which nothing will ever come forth.

Thirteen Dead In Old Kabul must be put to rhyming verse and instrumentation. Crosby, Stills, and Nash perhaps but please don’t invite that asshole Young to play along.