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Although it is highly likely that Joe Biden had absolutely no involvement in any of the regime’s decisions,
he is being blasted as the figurehead of the banana republic causing deaths of American servicemen.
These parents are reacting to the support orchestrated for the Taliban by the Biden regime.
Citizen Free Press reported:
The mother of slain U.S. Marine Lance Cpl. Rylee McCollum
“My son was one of the marines that died yesterday,” she continued.
“20 years and six months old.
Getting ready to come home from freaking’ Jordan to be with his wife to watch the birth of his son.
And that dementia ridden piece of crap just sent my son to die.
I woke up at 4’o’clock this morning to marines at my door telling me my son was dead.”
“So, to have right on before me to have to listen to that piece of crap to talk about diplomatic crap with
Taliban terrorists who just freaking blew up my son and no, nothing, to not say anything about … ‘oh my God I’m so sorry.”
“My son is gone, and I just want all you Democrats who cheated in the election, or who voted for him legitimately,
you just killed my son,” she said.
“With a dementia-ridden piece of crap who doesn’t even know he’s in the White House who still thinks he’s a senator.“
An American patriot and Marine who suffered the ultimate sacrifice in service to his country.
McCollum was a brother, a son, friend, husband and soon-to-be father to a baby due in three weeks.
He was expecting a baby in three weeks.
“He wanted to be a Marine his whole life and carried around his rifle in his diapers and cowboy boots.
He’s a tough, kind, loving kid who made an impact on everyone he met.”
Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon released a statement on McCollum, who was a 2019 graduate of Jackson Hole High School.
“I’m devastated to learn Wyoming lost one of our own in yesterday’s terrorist attack in Kabul, Afghanistan,” Gordon said.
“Our thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends of U.S. Marine Rylee McCollum of Bondurant.
Jennie and I, along with all of Wyoming and the entire nation, thank Rylee for his service.”
Cowboy State Daily added:
Many of Wyoming’s elected officials spoke out on Friday upon hearing the news that one of the Marines killed
in a terrorist attack in Afghanistan was from Wyoming.
Superintendent of Public Instruction Jillian Balow was the first to issue a statement expressing
condolences for Rylee McCollum, a 2019 graduate of Jackson High School.
“Saying that I am grateful for Rylee’s service to our country does not begin to encapsulate the
grief and sadness I feel today as a mother and as an American,”
Balow said in a release.
“My heart and prayers are with Rylee’s family, friends, and the entire Jackson community,” she said.
“We will find many ways to honor Rylee for this ultimate and untimely sacrifice in the coming
months and years – but for now, my arms are wrapped around Rylee’s loved ones from afar and I pray they find some comfort.”
McCollum, who also graduated from Summit Innovations School, was married and his wife was expecting a child in three weeks.
McCollum’s sister, Roice, told the Casper Star Tribune that being a Marine was a lifelong ambition for him.
“He wanted to be a Marine his whole life and carried around his rifle in his diapers and cowboy boots,” Roice McCollum said.
“He was determined to be in infantry… Rylee wanted to be a history teacher and a wrestling coach when he
finished serving his country.
He’s a tough, kind, loving kid who made an impact on everyone he met. His joke and wit brought so much joy.”
Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon ordered flags lowered to honor McCollum.
“I’m devastated to learn Wyoming lost one of our own in yesterday’s terrorist attack in Kabul, Afghanistan,” Gordon said.
“Our thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends of U.S. Marine Rylee McCollum of Bondurant.
Jennie and I, along with all of Wyoming and the entire nation, thank Rylee for his service.”
U.S. Sen. John Barrasso tweeted:
“Wyoming’s own Rylee McCollum made the ultimate sacrifice protecting Americans and civilians in Afghanistan.
Bobbi and I join everyone in Wyoming in mourning this devastating loss.
Rylee was a true American hero.
Rylee’s sacrifice will never be forgotten.”
More than 100 people were killed at the Kabul airport when two bombs exploded outside of the facility.
Thirteen of those individuals, including McCollum, were U.S. servicemen.
The Daily Beast reported:
Thursday was “an excruciating day” for California carpenter Steve Nikoui.
He knew his son Kareem, a young U.S. Marine, was stationed at the Kabul airport.
But when he heard there had been a bombing there, he had no idea if Kareem was alive or dead.
“I stayed home from work yesterday because there was that attack and I knew he was there,” Nikoui told
The Daily Beast early Friday morning.
“So all day, I was glued to the TV.”
Just hours after the U.S. military warned of an imminent terror threat, a suicide bombing rocked Hamid Karzai
International Airport and the surrounding area.
At least 13 U.S. service members were killed, and another 18 were wounded.
Scores of Afghans also died in the terror attack.
Military officials have not released the names of the slain troops but said they included 10 Marines,
two soldiers, and one Navy corpsman.
Steve Nikoui said he knew the Marines contacted the families of anyone killed in action “within eight hours.”
Right about 7:15 p.m. PT, “these young men walked up,” he said.
They first appeared on Nikoui’s phone, which was linked to his doorbell camera, he explained.
He had been watching the news for any word of his son or his comrades,
and wanted to make sure he intercepted any bad news before his wife and other son got home and saw a clutch
of Marines standing there.
The Marines who came to deliver the news of Kareem’s death were “more choked up than me,” Nikoui said.
“I was actually trying to console them.
But at the same time, I just wanted them to get out as soon as possible so that no one from my family came back
and saw them.
I thought it appropriate that I be able to tell them.”
“I haven’t gone to bed all night,” Nikoui continued.
“I’m still in shock.
I haven’t been able to grasp everything that’s going on.”
As of right now, Nikoui’s plan is to go to Dover, Delaware, and pick up his son’s remains.
Kareem “loved what he was doing, he always wanted to be a Marine,” said Nikoui, noting that his son had been stationed close
to home, at Camp Pendleton.
This made it easy for Kareem to visit on weekends, and he often brought along “10 or 15 other Marines” with him.
When the holidays rolled around, Kareem always brought a few buddies with him for a home-cooked meal, according to Nikoui.
“My wife and I felt very honored that [since] these other boys weren’t around their homes,
that we were able to provide some sort of family life for them,” he said.
“He really loved that [Marine Corps] family. He was devoted—he was going to make a career out of this,
and he wanted to go.
No hesitation for him to be called to duty.”
Through tears, Nikoui expressed flashes of anger along with his anguish.
He said he wants to “respect the office” of the president, but doesn’t have much love for President
Joe Biden at the moment.
A Trump supporter, Nikoui was happy that Trump was in office when Kareem joined the Marines.
“I really believed this guy didn’t want to send people into harm’s way,” he said.
“They sent my son over there as a paper pusher and then had the Taliban outside providing security,” said Nikoui.
“I blame my own military leaders… Biden turned his back on him.
That’s it.”
Ryan Knauss’ family learned early Friday morning that the 23-year-old U.S. Army staff sergeant
had been killed in action in Afghanistan, according to the young man’s paternal grandmother.
The news came as “quite a shock,” Evelena Knauss told The Daily Beast. “We were led to think that it was 12 Marines
and one Navy, and we knew our grandson was in the Army.
So we were praying for the families of the Marines, not knowing our grandson was one of the ones who lost his life…
You just don’t think it will be yours, I’m sure that you’ve heard that before.”
Knauss, who grew up in Tennessee, joined the Army right out of high school, and had already served
one nine-month tour in Afghanistan, his grandmother explained.
“And then he was deployed back on this mission,” she said.
“He had just completed a course of psychological operations…
Making quite impressive steps in the military.
Very bright and very committed. Driven… Young.”
“It’s been a very sad day for us.
It shouldn’t have had to happen this way.”
Maxton Soviak, a U.S. Navy corpsman from Berlin Heights, Ohio, also died in the attack Thursday,
the Sandusky Registrar reported.
Soviak was a 2017 graduate of Edison High School, where he played football, according to The Telegraph,
before eventually moving to Guam.
A self-described “patriot” on Instagram, Soviak’s feed often featured him enjoying the outdoors—on boats,
beaches, and mountains.
He was also proud of his military service, posting photos with his fellow servicemen and commenting on photos of his friends.
The Navy confirmed a sailor died in the bombing, but would not confirm Soviak’s name until 24 hours
after the family was first notified.
“My beautiful, intelligent, beat-to-the-sound of his own drum, annoying, charming
baby brother was killed yesterday helping to save lives,”
Marilyn Soviak, his sister, wrote on Instagram.
“He was a fucking medic.
there to help people. and now he is gone and my family will never be the same.”
( Courtesy by A. Matthews )
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