Joe Biden on Monday told the United States people that he stood by his decision to withdraw, and blamed the Afghan army and Donald Trump for the plan he 'inherited'
* Joe Biden on Monday said the Afghan army had failed to defend their country
* Biden's comments were echoed by Lloyd Austin, the Secretary of Defense
* Biden also said that he had 'inherited' the plan from Donald Trump
* Trump blamed Biden for the chaos, and said he would have been smoother
* On Wednesday General Mark Milley said a failure of intelligence was to blame
* Yet intelligence sources told The New York Times they warned of the dangers
* Within the State Department, fingers were pointed at the Afghanistan experts
* Some said the Biden administration had simply not wanted to anger the GOP
* They argued that fears of a backlash against evacuations prevented a plan
Recriminations from Sunday's fall of Kabul were spreading throughout Washington DC on Wednesday, as government officials all the way up to President Biden himself began finger pointing.
Joe Biden on Monday blamed the Afghan army and Donald Trump; Trump told Fox News on Tuesday that Biden had messed up his plan; the U.S. army blamed the intelligence agencies on Wednesday; and intelligence sources were making it known that they had warned of the chaos.
The blame game started as it was revealed the US evacuated 1,800 people on Wednesday, on 10 C-17 jets.
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Update: Afghanistan blame game intensifies as White House, Pentagon and intel point fingers (FOX News)
WNU Editor: The blame game is not only happening in the U.S. . World leaders are blaming President Biden and Afghanistan .... World leaders blame Biden, express disappointment with Afghanistan (FOX News), and NATO is blaming Afghanistan .... NATO blames the ‘failure of Afghan leadership’ for Taliban’s swift takeover (CNBC).
