Solidarity with Afghanistan

by | Aug 27, 2021

Solidarity with Afghanistan

by | Aug 27, 2021

The Taliban have taken over the country of Afghanistan and the Afghanistan people are rebelling and or fleeing the country.  And the American people in Afghanistan, the embassy people, the contractors who are there to help them rebuild, are all being evacuated by the Americans.  Many Afghani people worked with the Americans as translators, and other kinds of work. The promise the Americans made to these people, was that, in case of any upset, the Americans would protect them and get them out of the country if needed.  And the problem right now is that Americans are not keeping their promise.  America is not helping the Afghani people for the most part.  

The Taliban are “the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, is a Deobandi Islamist religious-political movement and military organization in Afghanistan, regarded by multiple governments and organizations as terrorists.” – wikipedia 

IP3 stands in solidarity with the Afghanistan people in their resistance and fight for freedom.  

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