Biden and the democrats knew, 24 hours ahead of time, that this “mass casualty event” that killed 13 members of our military forces, as well as 186 Afghani civilians, was going to take place, but they did nothing to stop it.

Worthless Woke Biden, Pentagon Knew About ‘Mass Casualty’ Attack Beforehand – Did Nothing to Stop Terrorist Attack

What did Senile Joe Biden, Cackling Kamala Harris, Woke Mark Milley, and other people know, and when did they know it?? (don’t expect too much out of Ol’ Dementia Joe Biden who doesn’t remember much these days)

Dementia Joe seems to know an attack was coming when he said the terrorist attack on our troops was “highly likely”, but they still kept the gate open.

Worthless woke piece of shit Gen. Mark Milley also appeared to know what was coming, but what did he do to stop it? They should have closed down the gates and pulled everyone back, but they did nothing and allowed 13 of our people and 196 of the Afghani civilians to be killed in the suicide bombing.

THEN to make matters much worse, when the had a chance to allow in 7 busloads of American Citizens, THEY REFUSED TO OPEN THE GATE. Now, most of those Americans are probably dead as well.

"We’re dealing with Kabul. There’s 7 buses of female American citizens. The CG refused to open the gate. We have a congressman with us and he had the state department reach out. MG Donahue refused. 10 minutes ago the females were taken by the Taliban. They are likely dead now."

— Emily Miller (@emilymiller) August 30, 2021

I actually see the whole problem.. Gen. Mark Milley is the chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, which is probably the reason why this whole tragedy happened. Woke piece of shit Mark Milley was probably day-dreaming about putting on his pink lipstick and what his pronouns should be, instead of figuring out how to protect our troops that he knew were in grave danger.

Detailed notes of three classified calls provided to POLITICO show top Pentagon officials knew of imminent threat, but struggled to close Abbey Gate.

Just 24 hours before a suicide bomber detonated an explosive outside Hamid Karzai International Airport, senior military leaders gathered for the Pentagon’s daily morning update on the deteriorating situation in Afghanistan.

Speaking from a secure video conference room on the third floor of the Pentagon at 8 a.m. Wednesday — or 4:30 p.m. in Kabul — Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin instructed more than a dozen of the department’s top leaders around the world to make preparations for an imminent “mass casualty event,” according to classified detailed notes of the gathering shared with POLITICO.

During the meeting, Gen. Mark Milley, the chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, warned of “significant” intelligence indicating that the Islamic State’s Afghanistan affiliate, ISIS-K, was planning a “complex attack,” the notes quoted him as saying.

Commanders calling in from Kabul relayed that the Abbey Gate, where American citizens had been told to gather in order to gain entrance to the airport, was “highest risk,” and detailed their plans to protect the airport.

“I don’t believe people get the incredible amount of risk on the ground,” Austin said, according to the classified notes.

On a separate call at 4 that afternoon, or 12:30 a.m. on Thursday in Kabul, the commanders detailed a plan to close Abbey Gate by Thursday afternoon Kabul time. But the Americans decided to keep the gate open longer than they wanted in order to allow their British allies, who had accelerated their withdrawal timeline, to continue evacuating their personnel, based at the nearby Baron Hotel.

American troops were still processing entrants to the airport at Abbey Gate at roughly 6 p.m. in Kabul on Thursday when a suicide bomber detonated his explosive vest there, killing nearly 200 people, including 13 U.S. service members.

In the week before the attack, President Joe Biden and top administration officials repeatedly spoke in public about the general threat ISIS posed to the airport. Biden even cited that threat as a reason not to extend the military mission beyond Aug. 31. The president warned this weekend that an additional ISIS attack was “highly likely.”

This account of the internal conversations among top Pentagon leaders in the hours leading up to Thursday’s attack at the airport is based on classified notes from three separate calls provided to POLITICO and interviews with two defense officials with direct knowledge of the calls. POLITICO is withholding information from the Pentagon readouts that could affect ongoing military operations at Kabul airport.

The transcript of these three conference calls, authenticated by a defense official, details conversations among the highest levels of Pentagon leadership. It makes clear that top officials were raising alarm bells and preparing for a potential attack that they had narrowed down to a handful of possible targets and a 24-48 hour time frame — projections that ended up being deadly accurate.

“This story is based on the unlawful disclosure of classified information and internal deliberations of a sensitive nature,” Pentagon spokesperson John Kirby said in a statement. “As soon as we became aware of the material divulged to the reporter, we engaged Politico at the highest levels to prevent the publication of information that would put our troops and our operations at the airport at greater risk.

“We condemn the unlawful disclosure of classified information and oppose the publication of a story based on it while a dangerous operation is ongoing,” he continued.

The White House declined to comment further.

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