for peace. that is what enables the taliban to be back there. now, because we started this reengagement already to those negotiations, this has to be taken to a logical conclusion. that is my main argument. secondly, negotiations will most certainly, for many negotiations of engagement, for that i mean not necessarily recognition, but this engagement i am convinced will enable some of the pragmatic elements and some of these moderates and, using the word moderate very carefully, because we know how this word is thrown at many of us in different settings. i am convinced that double was not we know the kabul was not burnt down. if they had burned down, i would ve said that they want nothing to do with any western institution. they are trying to adopt, they re trying to adapt, and they are trying to build on some of the institutions which are there.
robust reengagement with china. as if he s almost bought and paid for. hmm. but the house gop citing the ongoing genocide against the uyghurs is pushing for more sanctions on chinese tech companies and curbs in u.s. investment over there. that s good stuff. so now who cares more about human rights again? well, we do. and not just in china, but here in our own country where biden s open borders are enriching the cartels and leading to human trafficking, child sex trafficking, and intolerable conditions at the border. the border is now, by the way, one of the top three issues of concern in public opinion surveys. so both trump and desantis are going to be telling americans that it s not just central americans flooding the country, we re now seeing a record number of chinese border crossers as well. now, check this reporting out from the daily caller news foundation.
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