‘Imbecilic decisions’ led to 'mega-terrorist' state in Middle East: Gen. Kellogg
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Fox News contributor and retired lieutenant general Keith Kellogg told "America Reports" on Wednesday that "imbecilic decisions" led to the Afghanistan debacle. His comments come on the heels of Generals Milley and Austin facing a new round of questions in the House after contradicting President Biden.
KEITH KELLOGG: If you are in the business world and your company fails, you get fired. If you’re a sports team leader and your team doesn’t do well, they get rid of you. A lot of politicians. If you don’t do well, you get thrown out too. It seems that in the military, there is a protection agency there that is protecting all the former generals that were involved in this process.
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There were some strategic decisions that were made that were failures. More recently, there were imbecilic decisions that were made that caused this thing to fail. Everybody has to understand what we have in Middle East right now. We have a mega-terrorist state, when you put three countries together with continuous borders.
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