The Well, hello, my friends, and welcome again to the worldwide broadcast of the Ted and Austin Brower show, bringing you the latest world news and health research. I hope you're having

an absolutely blessed day to day. And interestingly enough, according to the media,

you know, the pullout withdrawal from Afghanistan is allegedly over as they met the demands

of the Taliban, allegedly, is what they're telling everybody, even though they met the demands of the Taliban allegedly is what they're telling

everybody even though they left behind hundreds of Americans still while they prioritized

according to reports that I'm hearing now hundreds of thousands of Afghan evacuees as far as

basically in refugees and there's still hundreds of Americans on the ground

there's videos streaming around last night of basically the Taliban parading around playing with

their new equipment figuring out what to do with all their new toys the other video two of them

basically flying around a black cop with somebody lynched to the bottom of it like hung like from the neck

flying around with somebody hanging just parading bodies around now that's the level of depravity

these groups do and what's interesting about it enough now is i don't think anybody at all

believes the narrative about this being basically a failed withdrawal

or any of the other lies that we've continually told because when you start looking again at the

equipment and the 22,000 Humvees and the 155,000 MRAPs and the 634 armor personnel carriers and the 64,000 belt-fed machine guns and the 358,000, basically, M-4s and various weapons, and the 16,000 sets of night vision goggles, by the way, a lot of those night vision goggles are anywhere between $4,000 to $8,000 per set.

And essentially the $85 billion arsenal that they've been handed to, you can't for one second think that this is an actual evacuation or withdrawal from a country.

It was simply a full-blown armament of the next fighting team that they want to use to push their narrative.

Remember, they're only a pond hop away. I mean, we think the Middle East is just this far,

far region and another land back in, you know, Narnia time. It's not. It's right down the road.

I mean, it's not hard to get over here. All they'd have to do is basically hire a couple cargo boats, barges, and load up equipment and load up gear and basically set sail over here.

And quite frankly, from what we've seen, I don't even think the State Department or the DOD would do much about it.

They would say, well, they're mostly peaceful.

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