"A living hell": ABC features family trapped
in Afghanistan ... from India?
Posted By: MAGA Might, 10/26/2021 5:32:34 PM
The good news: ABC has escalated coverage of those abandoned in the Afghanistan collapse and crying out for rescue. The not-so-good news: the family ABC chose for this segment comes from India. Their description of Taliban rule as “a living hell” is compelling, but … what happened to the Americans abandoned by Biden? “It’s like a living hell for us now,” Zahra, 20, told ABC News on a phone call while hiding out in western Afghanistan, in a country she hardly even knows. America's mainstream media is worthless.
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The good news: ABC has escalated coverage of those abandoned in the Afghanistan collapse and crying out for rescue. The not-so-good news: the family ABC chose for this segment comes from India. Their description of Taliban rule as “a living hell” is compelling, but … what happened to the Americans abandoned by Biden? “It’s like a living hell for us now,” Zahra, 20, told ABC News on a phone call while hiding out in western Afghanistan, in a country she hardly even knows. America's mainstream media is worthless.
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If it's a living hell for people from India, we know it's probably worse for any Americans, of which there are likely thousands still there. But ABC can't feature Americans in their piece, because then viewers would question how it happened.