now being blocked from the very asylum statuses they were promised in western nations because they either know too much about the war crimes committed, or that they simply are deemed ethnically undesirable, are people who felt they had to fight the fight for their new government because the - ThreadSky

tacticoolgf.bsky.social • 13 days ago

now being blocked from the very asylum statuses they were promised in western nations because they either know too much about the war crimes committed, or that they simply are deemed ethnically undesirable, are people who felt they had to fight the fight for their new government because the

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rococorosie.bsky.social•13 days ago

Thank you for your vulnerability and for sharing your story. It gave me more perspective and was very enlightening.

tacticoolgf.bsky.social•13 days ago

alternative was so much more costly for the future of Afghans. They are now largely either dead, imprisoned, or living in fear for their lives and their families which the Taliban are hunting down to this day. I cannot blame a single Afghan for taking up arms against the Taliban when the only

tacticoolgf.bsky.social•13 days ago

alternative is the Taliban themselves. I would've certainly volunteered myself had I been an Afghan national.

Suffice to say, it is a grimly shameful reminder of the way western leaders and their corrupt proxies have repeatedly seen Afghans, and even their own countrymen, as an expendable resource

tacticoolgf.bsky.social•13 days ago

made of meat and bone and little more. Afghans are yet again forced to reckon with a bleakly oppressive future after being between a rock and a hard place for over forty years. I only hope that those who must flee for their safety find a way as my family was fortunate enough to, as difficult as it

tacticoolgf.bsky.social•13 days ago

continues to get. This is our story that spans many wars and many generations now.

dwlesbianrazgriz.bsky.social•13 days ago

🤝fellow "CAP-to-USAF fighter pilot" drop-out because of disillusionment with US foreign policy into trans girl pipeline. its fascinating how many i know who have gone down this pipeline. much love, sister.

terrathesloth.bsky.social•13 days ago

I love this, hun.

My egg took far too long to crack and I served active duty in the air force then in the army national guard for a total of 21 years following 9/11.

I have many regrets but dont regret my service. I was always inspired by leaders like Hugh Thompson Jr.

terrathesloth.bsky.social•13 days ago

I believe that everyone finds their place they can help most. I Tried to be a leader that showed compassion, a sense of justice and respect to others. I came out and began transitioning my last year of service even though I didnt have to because I knew other trans service members needed to see it.

endtimesenjoyer.bsky.social•13 days ago

sick hat!

shugotenchi.bsky.social•13 days ago

There are worse hats.

endtimesenjoyer.bsky.social•13 days ago

i make lame jokes when confronted with emotional discomfort, sorry.

daltonism03.bsky.social•13 days ago

1. Thank you for posting this. I'm sorry this country couldnt live up to its promises.

2. Holy shit yall were still using LC2 gear?

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