Topic: Haqqani Network

Reports indicate that the U.S. government sends $40 to $80 million in cash to Afghanistan every ten days, which allegedly benefits the Haqqani network and other terrorist organizations. Millions allocated for "Women's Scholarship Endowments" and schools are described as fraudulent, as the Taliban does not allow the intended programs to operate. One instance cited involves a $167 million concrete building that collapsed shortly after construction.

Citing sources from Dr. Keith Rose, Laura Logan claims CIA Director Nicholas Burns met with Siraj Haqqani, CCP operatives, and Iranian IRGC officials in Kabul during the US withdrawal. She argues that the withdrawal was a deliberate "staging operation" to empower America's enemies and create a "terrorist state" in Afghanistan. Logan suggests that the cartels on the US southern border may be functioning as a "shadow army" for globalist interests.

Dr. Keith Rose, a former clandestine operative, reports that 70,000 terrorists graduated from Afghan madrasas this year. The U.S. withdrawal allegedly left behind NSA biometric systems, allowing the Taliban and Al-Qaeda to issue passports with altered biometrics. This "cloaking power" reportedly enables terrorists to bypass international databases and enter the U.S. or Europe undetected.

CIA Director Nicholas Burns reportedly held an off-site meeting in Kabul with Siraj Haqqani, representatives from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), and the Iranian IRGC Quds Force. This gathering of adversaries is described as a "Legion of Doom" meeting to coordinate the handover of Afghanistan. The discussion links this event to the current influx of military-aged Chinese males crossing the U.S. southern border.