Sarah Adams

I mean, it's not my choice if we leave or stay, but I'm just saying basically the tumbling effect of that's going to be a major resurgence of ISIS.

I mean, it's not my choice if we leave or stay, but I'm just saying basically the tumbling effect of that's going to be a major resurgence of ISIS.

Yeah. Well, I want to point out. So we fight terrorists, but we have no end games for them. OK, so so basically all the terrorists I know that we captured in Pakistan got freed. Right. Because they didn't go through the Pakistani judicial system. We didn't extradite them to the United States beside a couple of really high level like Khalid Sheikh Mohammed. Right.

Yeah. Well, I want to point out. So we fight terrorists, but we have no end games for them. OK, so so basically all the terrorists I know that we captured in Pakistan got freed. Right. Because they didn't go through the Pakistani judicial system. We didn't extradite them to the United States beside a couple of really high level like Khalid Sheikh Mohammed. Right.

Yeah. Well, I want to point out. So we fight terrorists, but we have no end games for them. OK, so so basically all the terrorists I know that we captured in Pakistan got freed. Right. Because they didn't go through the Pakistani judicial system. We didn't extradite them to the United States beside a couple of really high level like Khalid Sheikh Mohammed. Right.

So after like five years, the Pakistani prisons are getting followed. They're like, what do you want to do with them, U.S.? Okay, release them. The detainees you picked up in Iraq, re-release them. These ones in Syria are going to get released. The Gitmo detainees, re-release what? 80% of them plus. So we have no end game for these terrorists.

So after like five years, the Pakistani prisons are getting followed. They're like, what do you want to do with them, U.S.? Okay, release them. The detainees you picked up in Iraq, re-release them. These ones in Syria are going to get released. The Gitmo detainees, re-release what? 80% of them plus. So we have no end game for these terrorists.

So after like five years, the Pakistani prisons are getting followed. They're like, what do you want to do with them, U.S.? Okay, release them. The detainees you picked up in Iraq, re-release them. These ones in Syria are going to get released. The Gitmo detainees, re-release what? 80% of them plus. So we have no end game for these terrorists.

So then we put them back out on the street and then they build the next generation. So we're not actually defeating them. We're just holding them five to seven years and then restarting the entire process again. There is no end game for terrorists.

So then we put them back out on the street and then they build the next generation. So we're not actually defeating them. We're just holding them five to seven years and then restarting the entire process again. There is no end game for terrorists.

So then we put them back out on the street and then they build the next generation. So we're not actually defeating them. We're just holding them five to seven years and then restarting the entire process again. There is no end game for terrorists.

The problem is, in my opinion, the U.S. plans in two to four year cycles, how they're funded, nobody is in it for the long term. One is because of how we elect politicians, but the funding cycles in the Department of Defense, right? It's like, let's get this money this time. Here's our mission. We don't have long term strategic plans.

The problem is, in my opinion, the U.S. plans in two to four year cycles, how they're funded, nobody is in it for the long term. One is because of how we elect politicians, but the funding cycles in the Department of Defense, right? It's like, let's get this money this time. Here's our mission. We don't have long term strategic plans.

The problem is, in my opinion, the U.S. plans in two to four year cycles, how they're funded, nobody is in it for the long term. One is because of how we elect politicians, but the funding cycles in the Department of Defense, right? It's like, let's get this money this time. Here's our mission. We don't have long term strategic plans.

You know, I mean, everyone talks about it, but it is the greatest example, right? The end of Charlie Wilson's war when he says, Hey, we put all this money into these weapons, right? Let's put money into education and no one wanted to think of it long-term. And then, you know, we got unfortunately the problems we had with 9-11. So we are horrible at the long-term planning.

You know, I mean, everyone talks about it, but it is the greatest example, right? The end of Charlie Wilson's war when he says, Hey, we put all this money into these weapons, right? Let's put money into education and no one wanted to think of it long-term. And then, you know, we got unfortunately the problems we had with 9-11. So we are horrible at the long-term planning.

You know, I mean, everyone talks about it, but it is the greatest example, right? The end of Charlie Wilson's war when he says, Hey, we put all this money into these weapons, right? Let's put money into education and no one wanted to think of it long-term. And then, you know, we got unfortunately the problems we had with 9-11. So we are horrible at the long-term planning.

There is no long-term end game for terrorists. They know it. They all know they're going to get released. They all know they're going to get back in the battlefield. And so if you have no repercussions, it gives you a confidence, right?

There is no long-term end game for terrorists. They know it. They all know they're going to get released. They all know they're going to get back in the battlefield. And so if you have no repercussions, it gives you a confidence, right?

There is no long-term end game for terrorists. They know it. They all know they're going to get released. They all know they're going to get back in the battlefield. And so if you have no repercussions, it gives you a confidence, right?