Major Joshua Mast

And like really like a handsome little boy, like kind of like my kid, different complexion, but just like filthy dirty and like in this environment. So this particular kid, he was asking for money. So I gave him like a buck. And I watched him go over to his owner and, like, give him that dollar, like the guy who owned the kids for begging.

And like really like a handsome little boy, like kind of like my kid, different complexion, but just like filthy dirty and like in this environment. So this particular kid, he was asking for money. So I gave him like a buck. And I watched him go over to his owner and, like, give him that dollar, like the guy who owned the kids for begging.

And like really like a handsome little boy, like kind of like my kid, different complexion, but just like filthy dirty and like in this environment. So this particular kid, he was asking for money. So I gave him like a buck. And I watched him go over to his owner and, like, give him that dollar, like the guy who owned the kids for begging.

And I realized, like, there is nothing you can do to help this kid. And so, like, after that, we would just get him disposable, like, food or, you know, stuff from back home, like give him a lollipop or something. Just something they could consume right then and no one could take from them because if it was anything else, they would take it from them.

And I realized, like, there is nothing you can do to help this kid. And so, like, after that, we would just get him disposable, like, food or, you know, stuff from back home, like give him a lollipop or something. Just something they could consume right then and no one could take from them because if it was anything else, they would take it from them.

And I realized, like, there is nothing you can do to help this kid. And so, like, after that, we would just get him disposable, like, food or, you know, stuff from back home, like give him a lollipop or something. Just something they could consume right then and no one could take from them because if it was anything else, they would take it from them.

And they would particularly get kids with scoliosis or kids that were more sympathetic to beg as we did that stuff. And so that's kind of the context of evaluating the safety concerns in a tribal society.

And they would particularly get kids with scoliosis or kids that were more sympathetic to beg as we did that stuff. And so that's kind of the context of evaluating the safety concerns in a tribal society.

And they would particularly get kids with scoliosis or kids that were more sympathetic to beg as we did that stuff. And so that's kind of the context of evaluating the safety concerns in a tribal society.

And I feel bad for them, even the opposing attorneys, because they have no idea the reality of what they're doing. Like, for a real little girl, like, what's been such a struggle through all this?

And I feel bad for them, even the opposing attorneys, because they have no idea the reality of what they're doing. Like, for a real little girl, like, what's been such a struggle through all this?

And I feel bad for them, even the opposing attorneys, because they have no idea the reality of what they're doing. Like, for a real little girl, like, what's been such a struggle through all this?

I think in their mind that they're going to keep this, they're going to get them back. How do they justify it to themselves? Because I think they think that she's going to stay here. They think that she's going to have this nice little picket fence life with these Afghans here.

I think in their mind that they're going to keep this, they're going to get them back. How do they justify it to themselves? Because I think they think that she's going to stay here. They think that she's going to have this nice little picket fence life with these Afghans here.

I think in their mind that they're going to keep this, they're going to get them back. How do they justify it to themselves? Because I think they think that she's going to stay here. They think that she's going to have this nice little picket fence life with these Afghans here.

And what they don't realize is these people are proxies, are puppets of the Taliban that have their family in Afghanistan. Do you really think that they put Marines' families on national news and then don't know who these people are or how to touch them? Like, absolutely not.

And what they don't realize is these people are proxies, are puppets of the Taliban that have their family in Afghanistan. Do you really think that they put Marines' families on national news and then don't know who these people are or how to touch them? Like, absolutely not.

And what they don't realize is these people are proxies, are puppets of the Taliban that have their family in Afghanistan. Do you really think that they put Marines' families on national news and then don't know who these people are or how to touch them? Like, absolutely not.

Like, this is, that's why we're saying it's really a Taliban-alien Gonzalez situation because she's not going to stay here in the United States if we lose cover. and these people do, they're going to put a gun to their family's head and make them go home. And then whatever the Taliban says is what's going to happen to her.

Like, this is, that's why we're saying it's really a Taliban-alien Gonzalez situation because she's not going to stay here in the United States if we lose cover. and these people do, they're going to put a gun to their family's head and make them go home. And then whatever the Taliban says is what's going to happen to her.