23 Burst results for "Panjshir"
Woman's Hour
"panjshir" Discussed on Woman's Hour
"Then the taliban's new interior ministry have issued their first decree banning any protests that do not have official approval. Another senior taliban official has said that afghan women will be banned from playing sports wise to bbc. Persian correspondent summa saffy and. I began by asking her about the women who've been protesting on the streets of afghanistan and the price they paid for it. Edison style announced some restrictions on 'em females abbreviations for example in schools and universities the resistance in panjshir and the blockade. There people were struggling with food with internet and everything else And the banks were shot at women were told not to come into the offices because they're fighting ships are not trained or taliban fighters are not trained to deal with Civilians so everything just came together and sparked this ungar that was brewing in the society. Anyway and that force people to come on the streets and most of them were women yes. They were directed by different groups. Because there is this thinking that strike. The iron is hard because the taliban or all these horrible things and you need to come out and voice your concerns But there's also a group who say give the taliban time because it's still early days. Let's see what they're doing. But i think for most women. It's pretty clear what they're doing. They are to be imposing of restrictions. That many african women are not used to an simply. They're not prepared to put up with you getting a sense from speaking to your your friends. Your colleagues your family in afghanistan that women are prepared to listen. I'm stop these protests or do you get a sense. They'll continue despite this bam. I think they some of them will continue there are there is a group that is ready to go onto the streets and demand that writes at any cost whatsoever. Then you have these Slightly pockets of resistance. But they're quiet. The goal is the same. It's just how much violence can you say. So some women are saying. I'm gonna minute we cannot face days and nights in jail. We cannot be tortured. We cannot allow ourselves to be enforced disappearance because that is the tactic that has been used to people are taken from the streets. And then you don't know where they are days and even weeks. It hasn't happened to women yet but even how things were in the past. I think they can am envision. The sort of scenario that their mothers and grandmothers may have dealt with under the communists so there are both groups and i think the ones who are ready to go onto the streets will continue to go onto the streets and dimond walks. They think they deserve on what they do out. What we mustn't forget of course. Is that many. Afghans have grown up under a western style government. Goals have been allowed to have an education. Women have had jobs a degree of independence. Do you feel that women and girls will suddenly except after twenty years being told no you can no longer do this or do you get a sense. There will be a growing up rising and discontentment an a will to have their voices heard. You're right to say that the law's twenty years have been very free for afghans in the entire region but athens..
Monocle 24: The Briefing
Fighting Continues in Panjshir Valley as Anti-Taliban Resistance Vows to Hold Out
"The taliban have declared victory. In the eastern provinces of punchier the part of afghanistan to fall under their control the group posted of their pfizer raising their flag in the territory however the region's resistance groups maintain. They haven't been defeated. Let's get the latest now with surgeon. Gazelle a visiting teacher at the london school of economics. Welcome to the program. So is john. Do you think the war is really over now homeless. Do we actually know about what's been happening in punchier. Well the war has perhaps An ended in the sense that the taliban have declared victory across afghanistan but there will be another conflict internally where you will see pockets of resistance across the ghanistan against taliban role and that is something that will likely last for years come because there is resistance towards the taliban at the moment it is not significant enough to concern them but it is something that is noticeable and it is getting a support across many of the urban centers of the country. And what about in in pens year. The region's resistance groups. They claim that they are still fighting. Well the resistance in punchier. Is that now off. A insurgency ironically similar to how the taliban used to be previously the punchier valley is a geographically very difficult place to control. It's god valleys and ridges and no one had previously been able to take control of it. Not even the soviets during the occupation of aghanistan in the nineteen eighties. So the fact that the taliban claiming victory and they've been able to hoist their flag in the capital of punchier is significant but they don't entirely controlled into the whole region off the punt share valley. There are still some pockets of resistance.
the NewsWorthy
Taliban Claims Victory in Panjshir as It Calls to End War
"Say they've now taken over the last area of afghanistan that was not already in their control. They seize the panjshir province over the weekend. This is pretty significant since the taliban did not have control over that province when they lost ruled back in the nineteen nineties. It was home to a resistance group that at first held talks with the taliban hoping to be involved in the new afghanistan government but those talks did not make any progress so taliban fighters launched in attack and took the province by force over the weekend
The Patriot AM 1150
"panjshir" Discussed on The Patriot AM 1150
"Federal agencies on alert over a new abortion law in Texas. I'm Rich Dennison. Fox NEWS. The Justice Department says it won't tolerate threats of violence against women seeking an abortion in Texas Attorney General Merrick Garland says the Justice Department will protect those seeking to obtain or provide reproductive health services by enforcing a federal law. It prohibits physically obstructing or using the threat of force to intimidate patients and providers at abortion clinics. Garland says the department is also urgently exploring options. The challenge of Texas law prohibiting abortions after about six weeks of pregnancy, the Supreme Court has allowed that law to be enacted. It is different than similar laws by allowing citizens the Sioux abortion providers and those assisting with the procedure foxes Jared Halpern in Washington. President Biden is scheduled to tour areas of New York and New Jersey tomorrow, damaged by the remnants of Hurricane Ida. The visit comes after the president survey damage in Louisiana were more than a half million people in the state are still without power, Virginia's largest Confederate monument is set to come down this week. Virginia's Democratic governor, Ralph Northam, announced in a statement that the removal will happen Wednesday. It's an event more than a year in the making. He initially announced his intent in June of 2020 days after the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis. The least. Statue stands enrichment. Once a capital of the Confederacy, Large crowds are expected to watch the dismantling protective fencing will be put up Tuesday, the day after the statue comes down, plaques will be removed, as well as a time capsule believed to be at the site. The removal Wednesday will also be livestreamed foxes, gurnal, Scott. The Taliban claims. It's now captured the Panjshir province of Afghanistan and says that victory completes its takeover. Opposition forces, including remnants of the regular Afghan army, claimed the fight is not over. America's listening to Fox News..
WJR 760
"panjshir" Discussed on WJR 760
"Fox News. The Justice Department says it won't tolerate threats of violence against women seeking an abortion in Texas Attorney General Merrick Garland says the Justice Department will protect those seeking to obtain or provide reproductive health services by enforcing a federal law that prohibits physically obstructing or using the threat of force to intimidate patients and providers at abortion clinics. Garland says the department is also urgently exploring options. The challenge of Texas law prohibiting abortions. After about six weeks of pregnancy, the Supreme Court has allowed that law to be enacted. It is different than similar laws by allowing citizens the Sioux abortion providers and those assisting with the procedure foxes Jared Halpern in Washington. President Biden is scheduled to tour areas of New York and New Jersey tomorrow, damaged by the remnants of Hurricane Ida. The visit comes after the president survey damage in Louisiana were more than a half million people in the state are still without power, Virginia's largest Confederate monument is set to come down this week. Virginia's Democratic governor, Ralph Northam, announced in a statement that the removal will happen Wednesday. It's an event more than a year in the making. He initially announced his intent in June of 2020 days after the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis. The least. Statue stands enrichment. Once a capital of the Confederacy, Large crowds are expected to watch the dismantling protective fencing will be put up Tuesday, the day after the statue comes down, plaques will be removed, as well as a time capsule believed to be at the site. The removal Wednesday will also be livestreamed foxes, gurnal, Scott. The Taliban claims. It's now captured the Panjshir province of Afghanistan and says that victory completed its takeover. Opposition forces, including remnants of the regular Afghan army, claimed the fight.
AP News
"panjshir" Discussed on AP News
"Is a P news. I'm Rita Foley. Lawmakers from both parties are stunned by Hurricane Ida's death and destruction. They are vowing to improve the nation's aging infrastructure. The AP's Julie Walker with top Senate Democrat Chuck Schumer, standing outside one of the New York City subway stations that had a waterfall gushing into it. On Wednesday, Chuck Schumer says both the bipartisan infrastructure bill and the reconciliation bill are what's needed. We need big, bold action. To protect us from future storms and prevent future storms from coming. The $1 trillion bill to rebuild the nation's crumbling infrastructure passed the Senate but still needs to clear the house. The $3.5 trillion reconciliation bill is still being negotiated. Julie Walker, New York Millions of Americans are enjoying a day off today, it's Labor Day. The beginning. Today, About nine million Americans are losing all their covid era unemployment benefits. Millions of Americans face Labor Day with a suddenly shrunken social safety Net. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer says Congress should extend the added jobless benefits. I believe in extending it. They're a good number of congressmen and senators who do not. We're going to fight to try and get it. On Friday, President Biden offered this states have the option to extend those benefits. And the federal resources from the rescue plan to do so. Ben Thomas Washington Dr Anthony Fauci says he thinks booster shots will be able to start the week of September. 20th for those who got the Pfizer vaccine. Modern is maybe a couple of weeks later, he says, no clear reason as to why this is happening. But airplanes expected to fly out of Afghanistan with evacuees on them are not able to leave the country. The Taliban says it has taken control of Panjshir Province, the only province the Taliban had not already taken. This is a P news AP correspondent Charles de la Decima has more now on the Taliban taking Panjshir province during their blitz across Afghanistan last month. The woman's jungle magnified which a lot of the dynamics of the Taliban spokesman, Mujaheed issues, a statement saying Pen share is now under the control of Taliban fighters, he said. The group tried to solve the problems through negotiations, and they the opposition had rejected talks. And then he said, we had to send our forces to fight. The anti Taliban forces have been led by a former vice president and also the son of the iconic anti Taliban fighter, Ahmed Shah Massoud, who was killed just days before the 9 11. Terrorist attacks in the U. S. I'm Charles de la Decima. The body of a hiker found in the Glacier National Park has been identified as a woman from Richmond, Virginia. Jennifer Lee Coleman was 34. I'm Rita Foley. ABP News. Several paramilitary troops were killed and many others injured after a suicide attack at a security points in southwestern Pakistan. The attack took place about 15 miles south of the Pakistani town of Quetta. Authorities say the attacker had walked towards the checkpoint manned by paramilitary frontier corpse before detonating the explosives. And militant group to wreak a Taliban. Pakistan, also known as the Pakistani Taliban, claimed responsibility for the morning attack. It was the first time TTP claimed an attack on Pakistani security forces since the Taliban, a separate organization to control of neighbouring Afghanistan. I'm Karen Jammeh's former Today show weatherman Willard Scott has died at the age of 87. According to NBC. I'm Margie Szaroleta with a look at his life. Willard Scott had a favorite response. If you asked if he was a meteorologist, No, I'm a Southern Baptist. Scott's trademarks were 1/100 birthday greetings to viewers and dressing up in silly costumes, including a famous incident in which he dressed as Carmen Miranda. God created the Ronald McDonald character for Washington area commercials and was disappointed he was not chosen for the national ads. Scott was asked in a 2000 and four AP interview what he would send to the Today show If he made it to 100. I probably said the picture of me dressed as Carmen Miranda, and then some other picture. Would be shaking hands of the pope..
AP News
"panjshir" Discussed on AP News
"Lawmakers from both parties are stunned by Hurricane Ida's death and destruction. They are vowing to improve the nation's aging infrastructure. The AP's Julie Walker with top Senate Democrat Chuck Schumer, standing outside one of the New York city subway stations that had a waterfall gushing into it on Wednesday. Chuck Schumer says both the bipartisan infrastructure bill and the reconciliation bill are what's needed. We need big, bold action. To protect us from future storms and prevent future storms from coming. The $1 trillion bill to rebuild the nation's crumbling infrastructure passed the Senate but still needs to clear the house. The $3.5 trillion reconciliation bill is still being negotiated. Julie Walker, New York Millions of Americans are enjoying a day off today, it's Labor Day. The beginning. Today, About nine million Americans are losing all their covid era unemployment benefits. Millions of Americans face Labor Day with a suddenly shrunken social safety Net. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer says Congress should extend the added jobless benefits. I believe in extending it. They're a good number of congressmen and senators who do not. We're going to fight to try and get it. On Friday, President Biden offered this states have the option to extend those benefits. And the federal resources from the rescue plan to do so. Ben Thomas Washington Dr Anthony Fauci says he thinks booster shots will be able to start the week of September. 20th for those who got the Pfizer vaccine. Modern is maybe a couple of weeks later, he says, no clear reason as to why this is happening. But airplanes expected to fly out of Afghanistan with evacuees on them are not able to leave the country. The Taliban says it has taken control of Panjshir Province, the only province the Taliban had not already taken. This is a P news AP Correspondent Charles de la Decima has more now on the Taliban taking Panjshir province during their blitz across Afghanistan last month at the woman's jungle Democrat where the dynamics of the Taliban spokesman Mujaheed issues, a statement saying Pen share is now under the control of Taliban fighters. He said the group try to solve the problems through negotiations and they the opposition had rejected talks. And then, he said, We had to send our forces to fight. The anti Taliban forces have been led by a former vice president and also the son of the iconic anti Taliban fighter, Ahmed Shah Massoud, who was killed just days before the 9 11 terrorist attacks in the US I'm Charles de la Decima. The body of a hiker found in the Glacier National Park has been identified as a woman from Richmond, Virginia. Jennifer Lee Coleman was 34. I'm Rita Foley. AP News This Labor day. Put an end to junk sleep right now at.
AP News Radio
Taliban Say They Took Panjshir, Last Holdout Afghan Province
"The Taliban says they've taken control of township province north of Kabul the last hold out of anti Taliban forces in the country I'm the only province not seized during the blitz across Afghanistan last month let the mother got the woman gentlemen if I'd waited up to date on the domestic workers had about spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid issued a statement saying patch here is now under the control of Taliban fighters he said the group tried to solve the problems through negotiations and they the opposition had rejected talks and then he said we have to send our forces to fight the anti Taliban forces have been led by a former vice president but also the son of the iconic anti Taliban fighter Ahmed Shah Masud who was killed just days before the nine eleven terrorist attacks in the US I'm Charles de Ledesma
KTRH
"panjshir" Discussed on KTRH
"Lives and nobody deserves that. Especially innocent little kids. Whoever is responsible for this. You rest assured that we're gonna find him. And if they're looking, they know who they are. The best thing is to do is just turn yourself in. Investigators believe the cause of death was domestic violence. A Hispanic man was shot to death at a bar in North Harris County. The suspect fled the scene in a black Hummer. And a sad father. Son dispute turned deadly. The sun is now in custody after his 69 year old father was found shot to death at a pair land home. Ktrh news time is 702. There are more Americans stranded in Afghanistan is the Taliban stopped six planes carrying American citizens from leaving the airport. But there's more. Congressman Michael McCaul over the weekend, saying that the Taliban is holding these American citizens and allies hostage for demands. By blocking the six planes from leaving Missouri Sharif airport in northern Afghanistan, He says they're sitting on board. Unable to leave, they're going to demand more and more whether it be cash or legitimacy as the government of Afghanistan On Thursday, both the White House and the State Department denied that the Biden administration was preventing planes from leaving. But as commercial planes start landing again in Kabul, Americans engaged in the rescue efforts claimed the State Department is now the only thing preventing those flights from leaving Afghanistan That is Benjamin Hall on Fox. The Taliban also claiming they have taken control of the Panjshir Province, which was the last holdout of Anti Taliban forces. It's 703. It's been just over a week since hurricane item made landfall and over 539,000 people are still without power. FEMA administrator Deanne Creswell gave an update on Fox. We still have well over 1000 responders that are on the ground in Louisiana. I'm Hurricane Ida. She left a devastating path. Not only was it the fifth most powerful hurricane, but it impacted Southern Louisiana as a Category four for hours. Throat to recovery in that part of Louisiana is going to take a very long time. There's a lot of devastation. The left in the mainstream media has spent a lot of the weekend attacking Texas for the anti abortion line. In the meantime, though, at least seven GOP controlled states, including Florida, Louisiana and Oklahoma, are hoping to follow Texas with the same anti abortion legislation. The Astros nine game road trip came to an end in San Diego, and it ended with a walk off lost 3 to 2. The Padres got the win. The Astros returned home with a 4.5 game lead atop the A L West, and tonight they are back home to host the second place Seattle Mariners with first pitch at 6 10. News. Undemanding caves here age dot com. Our next update at 7 30 breaking news. As it happens, I'm Jeff Bags on Houston's news, weather and Traffic station. NewsRadio, 7 40 ktrh.
NEWS 88.7
"panjshir" Discussed on NEWS 88.7
"Next. Line from NPR News in Washington. I'm Louise Schiavone, a jittery Labor day for millions of Americans, some of whom are not working at nine million of whom are losing the $300 a week unemployment protection rolled out during the pandemic. Kristen Myers, editor in chief of the balance, a website geared to personal finance, says there's no evidence that the benefits boost has been discouraging people from going back to work. The data has suggested that that isn't actually true. We saw several states Throughout the summer, ending some of those unemployment benefits. They actually ended them early and in those states that did that. We did not see that unemployment rate ticked down, some meaning taking away people's unemployment benefits did not force them back into the workforce. And so the benefits that we saw from some of those gains in employment did not offset some of those losses of benefits. At the same time, the federal eviction moratorium has now expired. The Taliban say they have seized one of the last pockets of resistance in Afghanistan as NPR's Jackie Northern reports from Islamabad. There have been several days of heavy fighting in the north of the country between the Taliban and opposition forces. Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid said in a statement that the Islamist group had completely conquered the Panjshir Valley. A rugged area with deep gorgeous in the Hindu Kush mountains. It was the last province in Afghanistan that had been held by anti Taliban forces. Resistance forces began to organize shortly after the Taliban seize Kabul late last month. Although they were hampered by a shortage of weapons and fighters. On Sunday, the Taliban militants intensified their assault and overran the region. Opposition militants tweeted that the Taliban's claims are false and that the resistance movement will ultimately prevail. Jackie Northam NPR NEWS ISLAMABAD More than a week after Hurricane Ida made landfall powers being restored to more neighborhoods in New Orleans as NPR's Brian Mann reports, however, dangerous Heat is expected again today, and some parts of Louisiana still face the prospect of weeks without electricity. New Orleans evacuated more seniors over the last day because the heat and lack of air conditioning made their living conditions unsafe. There are utility crews everywhere in Louisiana more than 23,000 workers trying to restore power. But destruction from the storm is intense over a vast area juice. Baldwin was inspecting damage his vacation camp on Grand Isle, where many homes were shredded by wind. Just Unbelievable destruction, building debris, furniture, the sands from the Gulf and the and the levy. The Coast Guard is investigating an oil spill nearby, apparently linked to damage to a pipe caused by ADA. Brian Mann. NPR NEWS GRAND ISLE, Louisiana President Biden will tour storm ravaged parts of New Jersey and New York tomorrow. This is NPR news in Washington. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is adding the U. S voice to Canada's call to release to Canadians held in China for 1000 Days, Michael Coverage and Michael Spayed or were detained by China in 2018 after Canada arrested the chief financial officer of Chinese tech giant Huawei on a U. S extradition request. At box offices across the country. Marvel Sean Key, and the Legend of the 10 rings is ending Hollywood summer on a surprisingly high note, NPR's Bob Mondello has more. Here's something you haven't heard in a while. Shanxi has set a Labor Day weekend record, not a pandemic area record and all time record for the Labor Day weekend. Two weeks ago, you.
WBUR
"panjshir" Discussed on WBUR
"Live and thrive well in sports. The Sox lose its 8 to 1. Now the news Line from NPR News in Washington. I'm Louise Schiavone, a jittery Labor day for millions of Americans, some of whom are not working at nine million of whom are losing the $300 a week unemployment protection rolled out during the pandemic. Kristen Myers, editor in chief of the balance, a website geared to personal finance, says there's no evidence that the benefits boost has been discouraging people from going back to work. The data has suggested that that isn't actually true. We saw several states Throughout the summer, ending some of those unemployment benefits. They actually ended them early and in those states that did that. We did not see that unemployment rate ticked down, some meaning taking away people's unemployment benefits did not force them back into the workforce. And so the benefits that we saw from some of those gains in employment did not offset some of those losses of benefits. At the same time, the federal eviction moratorium has now expired. The Taliban say they have seized one of the last pockets of resistance in Afghanistan as NPR's Jackie Northern reports from Islamabad. There have been several days of heavy fighting in the north of the country between the Taliban and opposition forces. Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid said in a statement that the Islamist group had completely conquered the Panjshir Valley. A rugged area with deep gorgeous in the Hindu Kush mountains. It was the last province in Afghanistan that had been held by anti Taliban forces. Resistance forces began to organize shortly after the Taliban seize Kabul late last month. Although they were hampered by a shortage of weapons and fighters. On Sunday, the Taliban militants intensified their assault and overran the region. Opposition militants tweeted that the Taliban's claims are false and that the resistance movement will ultimately prevail. Jackie Northam NPR NEWS ISLAMABAD More than a week after hurricane item made landfall. Power is being restored to more neighborhoods in New Orleans as NPR's Brian Mann reports, however, dangerous Heat is expected again today, and some parts of Louisiana still face the prospect of weeks without electricity. New Orleans evacuated more seniors over the last day because the heat and lack of air conditioning made their living conditions unsafe. There are utility crews everywhere in Louisiana more than 23,000 workers trying to restore power. But destruction from the storm is intense over a vast area jewels. Baldwin was inspecting damage his vacation camp on Grand Isle, where many homes were shredded by wind. Just Unbelievable.
KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"panjshir" Discussed on KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"Highlights podcasts and more download the Cairo radio at K I R. O Americans still stuck in Afghanistan. This is really turning into a hostage situation. Extra unemployment benefits expiring benefits really helped me a Good morning. I'm Deborah Rodriguez with the CBS World News Roundup. The Taliban says it has now taken full control of Afghanistan, capturing the last major province Panjshir, just north of Kabul. It comes as hundreds of Americans and others with US visas are still stuck trying to get out. Correspondent Charlie Dagga to is in Doha, Qatar. Satellite photos of the airport in Mazar I Sharif, north of Kabul, shows six passenger planes on the runway. Among 1000 or so people trying to leave on those planes are dozens of American citizens. All the Taliban would tell us is they're looking into it. Senior Republican Foreign Affairs Committee member Michael McCaul accused the group of holding Americans hostage six airplanes. With American citizens on them as I speak also with these interpreters, and the Taliban is holding them hostage for demands. State has cleared these flights and the Taliban will not let them leave the airport. Fighting has been raging in the Panjshir Valley north of Kabul after surrounding the region. The Taliban intensified fighting over the weekend. Have now raised their flag in an apparent sign of victory. Expanded federal unemployment benefits expired.
860AM The Answer
"panjshir" Discussed on 860AM The Answer
"Dot com. I'm rich Thomason claiming to have completed the takeover of Afghanistan. The Taliban says it has now defeated rebel fighters in the Panjshir Valley north of Kabul, and a rebel spokesman disputes the Talibans claim. Unable to leave Afghanistan, hundreds of people on board at least four chartered planes prevented by the Taliban from taking off. Republican Congressman Michael McCaul, saying the group includes Americans and Afghan interpreters who are, he says effectively being held hostage. They are among the worst of the worst, half dozen Palestinian inmates have escaped a maximum security prison in northern Israel. Israeli authorities are searching for these six prisoners because they are some of the most dangerous prisoners in Israel. They are members of the Islamic Jihad and other groups for these six prisoners are facing life sentences and have been known To actively launch violent incidents against Israel and Israelis. That's correspondent Laurie Kellman in Tel Aviv when it comes to recovering from Hurricane Ida, Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards, saying that getting the lights back on is a top priority Electricity. Continues to be very challenging across southeast Louisiana. There's been significant progress, but almost 600,000 homes and businesses remain without power. And Edwards says it's scammers trying to take advantage of the storms victims. Anyone who works for FEMA who shows up picture of residents is going to have an ID card. And they're never ever going to ask you for money. Tens of thousands of people who had to free South Lake Tahoe, California, head of the Cal door wildfire are now returning home. But authorities warned them to remain vigilant as a fire may be down. But it is not yet out. The Calgary fire has charred more than 215,000 acres. More on these stories, town hall dot com. The last 12 months, the Federal Reserve has added over $4 trillion to their balance sheet. It's led to an explosion in financial assets. Stocks, BONDS commodities cryptocurrencies housing prices have all exploded higher, but the Federal Reserve can't keep this going forever..
NPR News Now
Taliban Claim to Have Seized Panjshir Valley, Last Holdout of Resistance
"The taliban say they've seized one of the last pockets of resistance in afghanistan as npr's jackie northern reports. There have been several days of heavy fighting in the north between the taliban and opposition forces taliban spokesman zabiullah moudjahid said in a statement that the islamist group had completely conquered the panjshir valley a rugged area with deep gorges in the hindu kush mountains. It was the last province in afghanistan that had been held by anti-taliban forces. Resistance forces began to organize shortly after the taliban seized kabul late last month although they were hampered by shortage of weapons and fighters on sunday the taliban militants intensified their assault in overran the region opposition militants tweeted the talibans claims are false and that the resistance movement will ultimately
Up First
"panjshir" Discussed on Up First
"The taliban say they've taken control of a province north of kabul the last holdout of anti-taliban forces in afghanistan. It's the pan valley a resistance group. There denies those claims and that is just some of the news out of afghanistan today at the same time at least four planes were chartered to evacuate hundreds of people from afghanistan but had been unable to take off for days joining us now. Susannah george. She is the afghanistan and pakistan bureau chief for the washington post. She is in kabul susannah. Thanks for being with us this morning. Let's start with that news. Out of the panjshir province This is a storied province long-held stronghold of resistance to the taliban. Just explain what it means that this province has now fallen to to the telephone. Yeah well this is a very significant development and instruct says. You say it's because this was one of the few places. The dotan never managed to control back in the nineteen nineties when the group had control most of the country and so clearing this valley now it really clearly displays how much more of a formative fighting force the taliban is. Today than it was twenty years ago. They have much more training. They've been fighting against one of the most Powerful militaries in the world for the last two decades and they're also much better equipped force and this is largely thanks to desertions and surrender deals with afghan government forces in the lead up to the fall of kabul so now the taliban controls the entirety of the country we are waiting for them to announce the official formation of their government and meanwhile there are still so many afghans who were trying to get out you have been reporting that kabul airport is now open again for domestic travel What does that mean susannah. What does that look like. It's still a bit of a mess couple airport. I'm the only reason that some domestic flights have resumed is because of this temporary radio. Communication has been set up by country engineers between pilots and air traffic controllers. But there's no other navigation system set up at the airport. They all damaged during the chaos of the evacuation which means that all pilots when they're taking off and landing. They need to do it by sight. And this means that any commercial airline who wants to come in and out of kabul airport is just not going to be able to for insurance reasons and because of international aviation guidelines and steve mentioned earlier. These four planes that were supposed to evacuate people have been unable to do so. What's going on yet. So what i've heard from some of the people who are organizing this evacuation effort and some of the people who are waiting to be evacuated is that they've been waiting for days now and it's because the taliban is not giving these planes permission to take off most of the people who are waiting and it's hundreds of people who are waiting to be evacuated from zar. These are people who didn't make it onto planes in kabul so they are seeing this as their last chance to get out of the country But the taliban if true the taliban is not giving these planes permission to leave the country it means that they are going back on a promise that they gave that afghans would have freedom of movement after they took control and we should note there are us visa holders among that group trying to get outright that is true and we should just say that the us government has not confirmed the status of these planes. I wanna talk about women susanna because there have been these photos circulating online of these protests. Afghan women out in the streets in kabul demanding their rights and these these protests these rallies have turned violent. What can you tell us. Yep these women have shown incredible courage coming out onto the streets. I pressed taliban's spokesman. Zombie elementary head about this at the press conference that i just returned from. He said it was bad. People who carried out this violence he did condemn the violence when asked about it directly but he said the taliban are asking all people men and women not to protest until security is better restored in the country. Susannah george of the washington post reporting from kabul. Thank you thank you. So this week marks twenty years since the nine eleven attacks. These attacks obviously provoked america's twenty year war in afghanistan. The effects of the war depend on where you are nine. Eleven means one thing in new york and it means something different in kabul. It has other meanings in the homes of american troops. That were killed or for detainees of the president guantanamo bay. Steve is looking at the war this week. From another critical vantage point. He's reporting from pakistan which shares a sixteen hundred mile border with afghanistan and has always had an outsized influence over what happens in that country steve. So from where you sit. What do people there in pakistan think of what is happening just over the border in afghanistan. Well i thinking about a lot. This is a country that was called upon to help the us in afghanistan which it did. It was the scene of a lot of spillover violence. Many thousands of people were killed but this is a country that was also used as a safe haven by taliban fighters and where osama bin laden hid for years until the us killed him in two thousand eleven now. Of course the taliban are back in power as you've been discussing so we spoke about that with hamad mir who's a leading journalist here. The legacy of osama bin laden is sitting in the presidential palace in kabul know who is ruling afghanistan no taliban who are taliban. The biggest allies of osama bin laden and the america signed agreement with them. Devi capture of kabul by the taliban and the establishment of a new government of taliban in kabul is the vindication of songaila signed a peace agreement with the taliban. now rachel. you'll recall that peace deal between the us. And the taliban and twenty twenty said the taliban would cut ties with al qaeda. Nobody thinks they have the united nations among others. Says they didn't and that al qaeda is still there one of the problems and complexities for the neighbor next door right so just explain pakistan's relationship with the taliban over the years. I realized that the big question. Oh yeah well. Us officials have considered pakistan far too close to the taliban over the years especially a group called the connie network which a top military official once called a veritable arm of the isi interservices intelligence. It's pakistani military intelligence. Pakistani officials have denied that but they admit they of course talk to the taliban They just say they don't control them. Taliban in this situation did not do exactly what pakistan wanted. They wanted to negotiate situation instead. It's a complete takeover. There certainly was some glee and celebration here in pakistan but also questions about how this is supposed to work concerned about side effects and the isi chief himself became the first senior pakistani official to visit kabul over the weekend so the us used to say a lot and it was true. That pakistan was a safe haven for fighters who who went into afghanistan. Could the reverse happened now. That is one possibility pakistan as you know. Rachel has its own version of the taliban which is attacked the government and many targets here And it's conceivable that they could get safe haven in afghanistan. And that's something pakistani officials want to guard against the pakistani taliban by the way seemed to be growing more active. They claimed responsibility for a bombing in western pakistan. That killed several people in recent days on the whole this doesn't feel like the most dangerous time in pakistan but there's an awareness that could change quickly. I we appreciate your reporting today in this week. steve. Thanks..
Up First
"panjshir" Discussed on Up First
"The taliban say they've taken control of a province north of kabul the last holdout of anti-taliban forces in afghanistan. It's the pan valley a resistance group. There denies those claims and that is just some of the news out of afghanistan today at the same time at least four planes were chartered to evacuate hundreds of people from afghanistan but had been unable to take off for days joining us now. Susannah george. She is the afghanistan and pakistan bureau chief for the washington post. She is in kabul susannah. Thanks for being with us this morning. Let's start with that news. Out of the panjshir province This is a storied province long-held stronghold of resistance to the taliban. Just explain what it means that this province has now fallen to to the telephone. Yeah well this is a very significant development and instruct says. You say it's because this was one of the few places. The dotan never managed to control back in the nineteen nineties when the group had control most of the country and so clearing this valley now it really clearly displays how much more of a formative fighting force the taliban is. Today than it was twenty years ago. They have much more training. They've been fighting against one of the most Powerful militaries in the world for the last two decades and they're also much better equipped force and this is largely thanks to desertions and surrender deals with afghan government forces in the lead up to the fall of kabul so now the taliban controls the entirety of the country we are waiting for them to announce the official formation of their government and meanwhile there are still so many afghans who were trying to get out you have been reporting that kabul airport is now open again for domestic travel What does that mean susannah. What does that look like. It's still a bit of a mess couple airport. I'm the only reason that some domestic flights have resumed is because of this temporary radio. Communication has been set up by country engineers between pilots and air traffic controllers. But there's no other navigation system set up at the airport. They all damaged during the chaos of the evacuation which means that all pilots when they're taking off and landing. They need to do it by sight. And this means that any commercial airline who wants to come in and out of kabul airport is just not going to be able to for insurance reasons and because of international aviation guidelines
Up First
Taliban Say They Took Panjshir, Last Holdout Afghan Province
"The taliban say they've taken control of a province north of kabul the last holdout of anti-taliban forces in afghanistan. It's the pan valley a resistance group. There denies those claims and that is just some of the news out of afghanistan today at the same time at least four planes were chartered to evacuate hundreds of people from afghanistan but had been unable to take off for days joining us now. Susannah george. She is the afghanistan and pakistan bureau chief for the washington post. She is in kabul susannah. Thanks for being with us this morning. Let's start with that news. Out of the panjshir province This is a storied province long-held stronghold of resistance to the taliban. Just explain what it means that this province has now fallen to to the telephone. Yeah well this is a very significant development and instruct says. You say it's because this was one of the few places. The dotan never managed to control back in the nineteen nineties when the group had control most of the country and so clearing this valley now it really clearly displays how much more of a formative fighting force the taliban is. Today than it was twenty years ago. They have much more training. They've been fighting against one of the most Powerful militaries in the world for the last two decades and they're also much better equipped force and this is largely thanks to desertions and surrender deals with afghan government forces in the lead up to the fall of kabul so now the taliban controls the entirety of the country we are waiting for them to announce the official formation of their government and meanwhile there are still so many afghans who were trying to get out you have been reporting that kabul airport is now open again for domestic travel What does that mean susannah. What does that look like. It's still a bit of a mess couple airport. I'm the only reason that some domestic flights have resumed is because of this temporary radio. Communication has been set up by country engineers between pilots and air traffic controllers. But there's no other navigation system set up at the airport. They all damaged during the chaos of the evacuation which means that all pilots when they're taking off and landing. They need to do it by sight. And this means that any commercial airline who wants to come in and out of kabul airport is just not going to be able to for insurance reasons and because of international aviation guidelines
Monocle 24: The Globalist
Afghanistan: The Fate of Panjshir Remains Unclear
"In afghanistan. The fate of pan sheer the laws pocket of resistance to taliban rule remains unclear after heavy fighting in the province north of kabul. The taliban have now claimed. Complete control afghanistan's national resistant. Front denied claims
Hard Factor
"panjshir" Discussed on Hard Factor
"People love love every day. A good day. I mean it's it's it's a good point us 'cause it seems i know there lots of different information there was like one can like like like firm through there with those stories but the point is is not what it seems over there and it seems that they are trying to somehow be legitimate. I guess all legitimate but in old the barbaric like right way. So they're going to have on screen going to start it from craft. If a woman in a rops she's gonna get killed on camera but we really guys need to keep our keep. Keep talking about the people that are still over there. Because they're i mean they're on a kill list. There was a report from the washington examiner. But i don't talk about it in great detail because there's only one report a california woman that's still stuck. They're saying they're hunting americans. We'll see if there's more there was just one source folks. I didn't feel comfortable saying that. That was for sure thing. I don't know we'll keep an eye on it Yeah it sucks. Because now i heard that that drone strike after you know because isis there. I don't believe i don't believe in fucking word. Taliban says as far as how they're not not condoning isis or working with isis. I don't believe him at all. And then you know and then When when you know biden drone strikes against k. I mean he killed like ten civilians. afghanis just innocent people. So it's like it's people came back into. That guy was just a student and there is. I mean it's fucked. So i don't know i mean that's the type of shit that you can't do. We can't defeat religious extremists. And we just can't do it especially not our way. We just can't do it so i don't blow them up. There's going to piss them off or we can follow them on facebook and follow them on facebook and get updates faulk. Those motherfuckers factor. Y'all let's pray for the folks in panjshir province and hopefully they're seeking victory against those assholes and the taliban and We also have a great fucking day leader yeah..
RUMBLE with MICHAEL MOORE
"panjshir" Discussed on RUMBLE with MICHAEL MOORE
"Northern alliance troops to go into tora bora and they were just the al qaeda operatives bought them often back And then for some odd reason. We decided we needed to go to war with the taleban In rebuild afghanistan. Our image. Something the soviets tried for ten years of the british tried in the nineteenth century in in workout for the soviets or the british any more than worked out for us. So what happens now in afghanistan. Well what happens now is is is that humanity. We're gonna make them pay that. That's how empires work Especially wounded empires And so you have The afghan reserves other financial accounts all been frozen so that cuts the the taliban government out of not an estimated nine point. Five billion From that belong to the afghan central bank. You can't get shipments of cash to afghanistan. The imf said Afghanistan will no longer be able to access resources They'll put a they'll make them pay in and they will also. I have no doubt about it. Having spent twenty years overseas in watching how a pattern works they are reaching out to those warlords. They have worked with in the past And will funnel them arms and money and support to destabilize afghanistan that's And that you already have The former vice president sala Who's He's holed up in the panjshir valley You had Afghan masud on their nor dostam at all these people who have long done carry the water for the cia in the united states are All clamoring to be armed and supported the conflict. And that's what's gonna and what about us chris. What happens toss. I mean the the you know when we so we borrowed what two trillion dollars for the war afghantistan. We should just taken all that money out on a big field and burned it Because it was borrowed so now we've got to pay the interest on it. You have all of the veterans who have suffered physical and psychological wounds from that war after be cared for a what happens is The country continues both the kind of physical decay Because of course. Our resources are squandered in military adventurism. It's called micro militarism. it's what historians call it. It's how empires always die So you had fifty years of thenia. Democracy facilities writes all about this the peleponnesian wars and then they. Oh it's overreach. So what do we have eight hundred bases around the world and And that's that this is what we're seeing in afghanistan so athens Invade sicily its entire fleet is sought. Most of its soldiers were killed There become uprisings throughout the empire..
KQED Radio
"panjshir" Discussed on KQED Radio
"Airport to allow more Afghan civilians to be evacuated. The issue will be the main point of discussion at Tuesday's virtual G seven with a decision expected after the meeting, Our South Asia correspondent, Yoga telemetry reports. Thousands of people, foreign nationals and Afghans continue to throng the gates of the airport. Amidst the crowds, even those with the right permits aren't able to get through. Some have been waiting there for days with little shelter of food. At least 20 have been killed in shootings and stampedes at the airport since last week. More than 10,000 were evacuated on Monday. But time is running out. The Taliban have said that if foreign forces stay beyond the end of August, it would be considered a violation. Many are hoping US President Joe Biden will announce an extension off the deadline, NATO official has told the Reuters news agency. The evacuation of international staff and Afghans is being conducted on a war footing and better crowd management is needed. Namir Iqbal is in Washington. The US government says it's been in daily contact with the Taliban. One of the issues that has come up is who is in charge of Kabul airport where many thousands of people are crowded outside, desperately trying to leave after the Taliban swept to power. That price, a spokesman for the State Department said. There is an agreement between the US its allies and the Taliban. There's a functioning airport is needed right now, the U. S. Is relying on the hardline Islamist group for security there. The U. N Human Rights Council is holding an emergency meeting today to discuss Afghanistan. This follows warning from eight agencies about the deepening humanitarian crisis and growing concern that the Taliban are not honoring their promises. Rights groups on the U. N to set up an independent body to investigate allegations that former Afghan army soldiers and political opponents of being targeted And the Taliban militants have carried out summary executions. But the draft council resolution submitted by Pakistan Millie calls on the U. N to follow developments and report back in December. Scientists say the deadly floods that struck part of Europe in July, killing more than 220 people were made more likely by climate change. They found that while the immediate cause was heavy rainfall on already sodden ground, global warming increased the likelihood of such downpours by a factor of 91 of the researchers. Martin van asked of the University of Twente in the Netherlands. That it had been once in 400 years event. We can expect this to happen again. But we're also not saying it's likely that will happen again next year. This is In the current climate already changed climate and still in the changing climate of years to come. Still a rare event but a rare event We should increasingly be prepared for live from London. I'm David Harper and this is the latest world News from the BBC. The Asian Development Bank says the pandemic may have pushed as many as 80 million people in the region into extreme poverty. Last year, the ADP highlighted rising unemployment and a reduction in working hours in Asian economies disproportionately affecting poorer households. It said people already struggling to make ends meet, where at risk of slipping into a life of poverty. The U. S. Vice President Kamala Harris has accused Beijing of coercion and intimidation over its hotly disputed claims to large parts of the South China Sea. She was speaking in Singapore on the first leg of the Southeast Asian Tour. Katie Silver reports from the city state China's actions in the South China Sea are unlawful and a threat to the billions of dollars in trade that flows through its waters each day, according to Kamala Harris. She pledged Washington would stand with allies to maintain an open Indo Pacific. But stressed that countries didn't have to choose between the United States and China. The five day trip is being seen as a diplomatic charm offensive to combat Beijing's growing influence in Southeast Asia. So far there have been agreements with Singapore to cooperate on cyber security, climate change and combating Covid 19. The president of the Philippines, Rodrigo Duterte, has agreed to be the ruling party's candidate for the post of vice president in next year's national elections. Under Philippine law. The president is elected by direct vote for a six year term and is ineligible for re election. Strong speculation that his daughter, the incumbent mayor of Davao City, will run to succeed him. 2020 Paralympic Games Open in Tokyo today. Just over two weeks after the Olympic Games ended, the event will see more than 4000 athletes from over 160 countries taking part in nearly two weeks of competition. Event opens with a glittering ceremony. But like the Olympics in July, athletes will compete in all that empty stadiums. Public enthusiasm for the games is muted. BBC news Hello. This is news day. We're gonna be talking about the airlift at Kabul Airport. We're going to be talking about the resistance, saying that they are going to stand up to the Taliban in the Panjshir Valley. We have a voice. They're talking about their prospects and their hopes what they want from the Taliban. Also, of course, be exporting story. The Paralympics opens one year later in Tokyo. We talked not only about the sport but also about the business side of the Paralympics as well. The lockdown in Australia and the wild But Greece that's Newsday's stay tuned. The deadline for foreign troops to leave. Afghanistan.
KQED Radio
"panjshir" Discussed on KQED Radio
"News. I'm Mary Louise Kelly and I'm Ari Shapiro. The Kabul airport remains extremely busy and volatile. The number of Americans and Afghans being evacuated is ramping up hitting new one day highs. We now know U. S forces are sometimes leaving the airport to assist American citizens who can't make it there on their own. For the latest. We're joined by NPR National security correspondent Greg Murray. Hi, Greg. Hi, Ari. What more can you tell us about US troops going outside the airport Well, Pentagon spokesman John Kirby says U. S forces have picked up Americans by helicopter on at least two occasions in recent days. Now the troops have also ventured out beyond the airport perimeter on the ground. I don't want to leave you with the idea that we're somehow patrolling the streets of Kabul. But on occasion where there's a need, and there's a capability to meet that need, our commanders on the ground are doing what they feel they need to do to help Americans reach the airport. Now. He didn't give us any details on these operations but acknowledged the military is in frequent contact with the Taliban, said the military's evacuated several 1000 US citizens and an estimated several 1000 more remain, and we now know that three babies have been born on evacuation flights. Wow. Obviously, this is a risky endeavor. What more can you tell us about the security situation Well today, and unidentified sniper opened fire and killed a member of the Afghan security forces that are helping out at the airport. Biden, president Biden said yesterday in the Pentagon said today they're trying to expand the perimeter for multiple reasons to guard against an attack like this, so you don't have a crush of people right up against the building. There have been people trampled to death. And some people who are eligible to get on the flight say they can't get through these crowds to get to the inside of the airport. Now. Taliban leaders have issued a statement saying that the U. S. And its allies have to wrap up this operation by August, 31st a week from tomorrow. What if that doesn't happen? Well, the Taliban says this would cross a red line and there's nothing magical about August. 31st Ari. This is just a date that Biden has said. And now the Taliban are holding him to it. Biden's national security advisor Jake Sullivan, said that the US is seeking to end the airlift and to remove all the U. S troops by the end of this self imposed deadline at the end of the month, But they are leaving open the possibility of extending it. There were more than 10,000 evacuations yesterday by the U. S military. That number rises to 16,000. If you Include those taken by other countries and charter flights. This was by far the biggest single day numbers yet, but thousands more still want to get out and Biden in the military will have to decide at some point if this airlift is over. The military will also need a day or two to pack up, so it's a tight deadline. With so much attention and focus on Kabul and the airport. What can you tell us about what's happening in other parts of Afghanistan? There's already this feeling that it's kind of going dark in the other parts of the country as the Taliban takeover, the foreign media and Afghan journalists are leaving. It's going to be much harder to get information out in the very near future. We do know there's been some fighting and opposition groups say they've claimed some some areas from the Taliban in the Panjshir Valley in the north. But that points to the prospect of of continued fighting, but we don't have details. It's NPR national security correspondent Greg Murray. Thank you. My pleasure. To covid news now and a quote milestone in the nation's battle against the pandemic. That is what the Biden administration is calling the Food and Drug Administration's decision today to give full approval to the fighter Covid 19 vaccine. The long awaited decision could give the nation's vaccination campaign a desperately.
Hard Factor
"panjshir" Discussed on Hard Factor
"For the tick-tock international moment and This first story is a pretty cool. One It's one that i'm super excited about. And it's it's it's a story of hope and also Resistance under pressure. So let's take it down to the country of afghanistan. that's we're going to call it not that new bullshit that the taliban is trying to get on there and you'll understand why guys because as the country of afghanstan falls under the control of the ultra oppressive and murderous taliban government and the entire population of terrified. Women are being forced to do things like burn their diplomas for fear of retribution. If the taliban were to find out that they were educated and female at the same time dare they. All hope seems to be lost but there is one glimmer of hope guys. That's in the form of the province of pange panja sheer who refused to surrender to the taliban and yesterday the flag of the northern alliance was raised overpaying this year for the first time since two thousand one symbolizing the only remaining free place and the last stand for freedom and all about gas tim. It's pretty it's pretty cool northern alliance. It's got a bad ass name to the northern alliance bad ass. That's partly why it has that sick name. It's very fitting and guys on late monday evening. The vice president of afghanistan soleil and ahmad masud the son of the lion of panjshir. Amman son masud were spotted boarding a helicopter on their way to bring all of the anti-taliban commanders together to reform the northern alliance guys and the panjshir valley. There bringing them which is now the headquarters of the resistance. It was like an action movie. Seeing these gentlemen keeping my misses the vice president of afghanistan who did not flee and the son of the former head of the resistance. The line of panjshir So the region of finish your sits in the panjshir valley which was unable to be conquered by the soviets during their occupation of the country. They held strong unable to be conquered by the taliban in their first occupation in the late nineties into the early two thousands and partly guys because of its geography but in great part because of its people so the senior masud was killed by taliban assassin on september ninth. Two thousand one. A good looking guy right. That's a leader. That's gonna command some respect so he lateral stately appearance about him. He led the resistance from nine hundred. Seventy nine all the way up until two thousand one through The soviet invasion the first taliban invasion until he was killed just days before september eleventh. And obviously we know that so his son. Twenty years later is now reforming the northern alliance and the old mujahedeen fighters to fight back against the taliban which is very fucking cool. Now a mood. Ahmad masud has declared panjshir as a free place for minorities and women and democracy and with ten thousand northern alliance freedom fighters under his command. He's vowed to stand with people until the end and remain bastion of freedom in the country. Nice s. impressive impressive. he's the president. Now he was the president. He's the president. Yeah well no Ahmad masuda was was not to the vice president. I guess technically is. The president of monmouth is the leader of the of the situation. The vice president is sticking helping you okay. Cool he's the vice president's now the president has boys. This is looking to castle from lord of the rings. It's like it's like munis terrific like the the castle. It's impregnable you. Just can't they're gonna hold it down on that last four they give up their freedom so like like helm's deep. It's pretty cool. It's a hard region access for sure but these guys are giving hope so. There is a resistance. They're good and he's he's following in his father's footsteps. That's pretty bad ass net. That has never been taken. They can't help it. Stay while i mean the the taliban they've been doing do you guys see all the press they've been doing they've been on a press. Tour is a non stop taliban taking questions about like what they're trying to do. They claim they want peace. So hopefully panjshir is able to offer like a democratic alternative to the rest of afghanistan. They take taking questions or they're just doing their own questions. They're like yes. We're instituting sharia law. But that's our way why no women were on the streets whatsoever right. That's within our framework but we want peace. They raigmore that cnn reporter. That was wearing The female who was wearing regular clothes one day and then a full burqa the next day. They they told her to put on gloves when she was interviewing them. You'd better not to cover those hot hands because we know we know what happens with those hands once they get around channels. Can't you're gonna take medicine. Cover them up before. The taliban cuts them off. That's the ruling afgha- so let's take sri lanka. The sri lankan president demoted the country's health minister who as part of cova strategy promoted the use of magic potions to battle cova nineteen as infections in the country hit all-time record highs so the loss of the gig was a bit of insult to injury for warren chichi who landed in intensive care back in january from getting covert and this is after she publicly drank. The magic syrup cooked up by a local sewer boy. I bet her insides were read right after. She got that cova especially considered on top of the potion couple months earlier back in november. She poured a pot of quote blessed water into a river that holy man gave her telling her would end the pandemic in toronto. As a whole. So wow imagine her face real question guises gave me the wrong post she. It was the wrong potion. Must've been you're telling me that pouring pot of water into a river to end the pandemic. Yep she joined she publicly really show off how much she believed in it. The questions guys. How was she able to keep her job for the seven months. After the potion didn't work the president was like i want to see how this one plays out a haven't made my choice on hurry. I think that. I think that if you're the president and you have a psycho telling people to take potions or whatever you just let that ride until you have to fire that psycho so you already have. You already got somebody to throw under. The bus built up so you might as well just let him ride until you actually need to throw them. Also it's also a wildly entertaining. It's like having your own like fable book. It's like you're gonna claim the potion does everyday coming to work. It's not boring. It's a win win because at the end you're like i knew she was idiot. Yeah it's like higher magician off craigslist worse off. Craigslist party has joke. Let's finally kick it over to a country that i wish was not america but unfortunately it seems to be a new economic theory has popped up in the a the no new normal..