Americans spent more than 143 billion tax dollars to rebuild Afghanistan as the U.S. war against Islamic extremist terrorists was waged for 20 years. Approximately 30% or $43 billion dollars of our money was lost to waste, fraud, or abuse. […]
The following is from The Corruption Chronicles. Foreign terrorist organizations can exploit the southwest border as the United States faces the highest risk of an attack following the Hamas onslaught in Israel, according to Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Director
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John Sopko, Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) recently updated his oversight of US funding to Afghanistan. The funding assessment includes examination of the Islamic extremist Taliban’s interference with the delivery of assistance, the continued rollback of women’s rights,
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On top of the failed US withdrawal from Afghanistan in August 2021 comes word of just how much US tax money was lost to waste, fraud and abuse. A new report today from the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction
The following is an analysis written by A.J. Cashetta and published online by The Investigative Project on Terrorism News (IPT). “Evasive, Late, and Confused State Department Report Finally Released”March 6, 2023 A long-delayed State Department assessment of Joe Biden’s disastrous
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The Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Recontruction (SIGAR), John Sopko, has released his latest evaluation regarding the U.S. withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan. The report presents findings as to precisely why the Afghan government collapsed in August 2021 amid the
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A shocking disclosure from the man overseeing U.S. tax money spent to help Afghanistan. In a new report to Congress, Inspector General John Sopko disclosed that, for the first time in his office’s history, he’s unable to provide an accounting
The following is an excerpt from Gallup News. Unhappiness continued to rise worldwide in 2021, as the world overall became a sadder, more worried and more stressed-out place. But in two countries — Afghanistan and Lebanon — more people were
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