Taliban Supporters Parade American Coffins In Celebration Of Hostile Takeover

Tuesday morning Americans woke to photographs of Taliban supporters in Afghanistan having a mock funeral while lifting caskets draped with flags from the United States and other NATO countries.

Monday, the last U.S. flight left from the Kabul airport completing the mission to withdraw the U. S. military in Afghanistan, ending the longest war in American history.

The Biden administration will be remembered as commissioning what was possibly one of the chaotic missions in history, a mission of broken promises, deflection, and denial on the part of president Biden’s administration.

The Taliban took control of the Kabul airport Tuesday and celebrated the occasion with a victory lap on the airport runway.

“The world should have learned its lesson and this is the enjoyable moment of victory,” Taliban spokesman, Zabihullah Mujahid said in a live stream. He spoke to reports from the Hamid Karzai International Airport and said that Americans “could not achieve their goal through military operations.”

The Biden administration claimed the U.S. holds fast to its commitments, deflecting blame onto the Trump administration for the crisis in Afghanistan.

“The previous administration’s agreement said that if we stuck to the May 1st deadline that they had signed on to leave by, the Taliban wouldn’t attack any American forces,” Biden said on Tuesday. “But if we stayed all bets were off. So we were left with a simple decision: Either follow through on the commitment made by the last administration and leave Afghanistan or say we weren’t leaving and commit another tens of thousands more troops going back to war. That was the choice. The real choice between leaving or escalating.”