It Is Undeniable US Allowed Child Trafficking
During Afghan Withdrawal
Posted By: J. Arthur Brown, 12/23/2025 6:52:08 PM
It is an uncomfortable fact that the United States government was complicit in child trafficking during Operation Allies Refuge, the evacuation mission that began in July of 2021 when the United States withdrew from Afghanistan. What is most distressing is that the government quickly swept claims of forced marriage and sexual assaults under the rug. (snip) "[I]ntake staff at Fort McCoy reported multiple cases of minor females who presented as "married" to adult Afghan men as well as polygamous families. (snip) Rather than vigorously investigate these claims, the State Department waved them away, saying they "are anecdotal."
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It is an uncomfortable fact that the United States government was complicit in child trafficking during Operation Allies Refuge, the evacuation mission that began in July of 2021 when the United States withdrew from Afghanistan. What is most distressing is that the government quickly swept claims of forced marriage and sexual assaults under the rug. (snip) "[I]ntake staff at Fort McCoy reported multiple cases of minor females who presented as "married" to adult Afghan men as well as polygamous families. (snip) Rather than vigorously investigate these claims, the State Department waved them away, saying they "are anecdotal."
If nothing comes of Fulton County's admission, the implication will be that election laws can be treated as optional rather than binding. Fulton County made an admission that should have commanded national attention. During a hearing before the Georgia State Election Board, county officials acknowledged that approximately 315,000 early ballots cast in the 2020 presidential election were unlawfully certified yet were nevertheless included in Georgia's final, official results, in a race Joe Biden was officially declared to have won by just 11,779 votes.
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In this episode of "Try to Control Your Shock and Amazement..."
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DOJ Clinton is seen swimming in a pool with Epstein’s madam, Ghislaine Maxwell,
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The US sent several large transport planes to evacuate US citizens and Afghans who had assisted US forces. When the Taliban refused to allow citizens or allies to reach the airport in Kabul, the planes returned with 100,000 Afghans the Taliban allowed to enter the airport. Only now are we reckoning with who we brought back.