An absolutely stomach churning video has surfaced on Twitter that shows the Taliban using a U.S. Blackhawk helicopter to hang someone.
The hanging comes hours after the last U.S. completely withdrew all troops from the ground in Afghanistan.
It appears the Taliban is showing the Afghan people the consequences of treason and also taking a jab at the United States for leaving billions of dollars worth of equipment in Afghanistan.
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Here’s the video, but first be warned the video is graphic:
Taliban hanging someone from a helicopter in Kandahar pic.twitter.com/TwCkVzUrnL
— Old Holborn® (@Holbornlolz) August 30, 2021
If this is what it looks like… the Taliban hanging somebody from an American Blackhawk… I could vomit. Joe Biden is responsible.
— Liz Wheeler (@Liz_Wheeler) August 30, 2021
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Here’s a picture someone took:
Those Black Hawks the Taliban seized?
Yeah, they’re flying those now and hanging people from them. Kandahar Province. pic.twitter.com/7En7khoSBA
— Suburban Black Man 🇺🇸 (@goodblackdude) August 30, 2021
Under President Trump America was winning but after watching this video it depicts that America is losing and it’s even sadder that the U.S. isn’t losing against super powers like Russia or China but instead the U.S. is losing against a group of radical Islamic terrorists with AK 47’s.
Our brave troops didn’t lose the war in Afghanistan but the Biden administration are the ones who caused Afghanistan to turn into the major disaster it did.
‘The New York Times shared a tweet which goes into more details on all of the equipment that was lost in Afghanistan:
A mind-blowing graphic in today's Times on what $85bn worth of lost equipment means in practice for the Taliban: pic.twitter.com/GDcuNQbb6P
— Will Brown (@_Will_Brown) August 29, 2021
Another video on Twitter shows the Taliban wearing U.S. uniforms and looking at their new chinook helicopter provided by U.S. tax payers:
#Taliban fighters enter a hangar in #Kabul Airport and examine #chinook helicopters after #US leaves #Afghanistan. pic.twitter.com/flJx0cLf0p
— Nabih (@nabihbulos) August 30, 2021