First you say:
Well established - in writing and video - if your sources are not talking about them, you need new sources.
Then you say:
It seems, (and I could be mistaken), that the media is completely ignoring it hoping people would forget - sort of out of sight, out of mind.
So which is it? The media has well established it in writing and video or the media is completely ignoring it?
Not sure which oneyou want me to believe or even if you know which one you yourself believe - the direct contradiction is very confusing.
Although I tend to think you believe the media because you go on in this post to quote the media, which makes it weird that you say the media is "completely ignoring it" and then post links to the media NOT ignoring it at all.
I truly and honestly don't know how to interpret your post or where you stand on it.
The Biden Administration is not sharing information regarding it, even with Congressmen who are inquiring.
Republicans press Biden for info on Americans, allies stranded in Afghanistan
What I'm seeing here is that the Pentagon is speculating - they are admitting that most of the ones in Afghanistan didn't want to leave and there are a handful they are not sure about so they're assuming they want to leave but haven't been able to, probably to err on the side of caution for the sake of those people. Does not sound like a real problem to me.
On Wednesday, a senior State Department official reportedly
told NBC News that the “majority” of Afghans who worked with the US government throughout the war in Afghanistan didn’t make it out.
Thousands of citizens of other Western countries and their Afghan allies also remain stranded.
Afghans are not American citizens so that is irrelevant to this thread. That belongs in a thread about illegal aliens coming through open borders. And other Western countries are responsible for their own - the article talks about UK and Germany handling their own. Are you saying it's Biden's job to spend our tax money and soldiers' lives doing the work for other Western countries in place of those countries' own militaries? Not sure what your point is.
Then there's the matter of what goes unsaid by the White House. When Kabul fell to the Taliban, they closed off the city to the rest of the country, meaning any American outside is likely unaccounted for by the State Department. Furthermore, the official figure fails to include American green card holders or permanent residents, SIVs, and our other allies who risked their lives to work with us.
Re Americans who are unaccounted for - if they are unaccounted for how do we know they are stuck in Afghanistan? We don't - we can't - they are unaccounted for. As for Green card holders, etc. - same thing.
Non-citizens who are not green card holders or permanent residents are illegals, but we don't know about them anyway. If they were to come over they'd be doing so illegally. I don't believe people want that, otherwise we'd be flying people in from Guatemala instead of making them risk life and limb crossing deserts and rivers just to be detained in detention facilities. Obviously the American people do not want such people entering the nation, much less being flown in with taxpayer money.
If there are even just 250 Americans remaining, that would indeed be a national disgrace. But should our global allies ascertain a different figure, the real number could prove a scandal of international proportions.
"IF"... but we don't know how many, all we have is speculation and guessing. There could be zero. In fact, my speculation is that there are zero American citizens stuck in Afghanistan. My speculation is that anyon American citizen still in Afghanistan is there by chooice, just like the majority of the ones who have confirmed that they are there by choice.
So in the end I am seeing a lot of speculation about things for which you want to blame Biden. I'm all for blaming Biden - he is a conservative who does a lot of things wrong because he goes by his conservative principles - but I don't see any evidence for your accusations and blame.