Dave Mitchell

Yeah, and they spent a trillion dollars in Afghanistan.

And so the cash is just a tiny fraction of that.

Yeah, hard to detect, I'm sure.

But we do know of, you know, cases where there were several cases, quite a few cases of special forces soldiers being caught, arrested, prosecuted, and convicted for stealing six-figure sums of cash.

So this is not just an inference or a suspicion.

What's the—do you know the most—

Yeah, I saw one of this guy, $210,000.

You know, I think, yeah.

Yeah, yeah.

Actually, no, you know what?

There's significantly more because there's all different kinds of diversion from the supply lines.

There was one sport rag soldier who got caught smuggling $1 million in cash.

A female soldier named Tanya Long.

Go get it, girl.

$1 million.

$1 million that she was smuggling back in like VCRs or some kind of electronic equipment.

But she had taken that money.

She and her likely with conspirators, co-conspirators, had taken that money not from the op fund but through a kickback scheme.

Whole different type of corruption that also exists.

The war in Afghanistan was an incredibly corrupt enterprise.