Nearby institutions, struggling with fragile young arrivals. fragile young arrivals. they barely had time to fragile young arrivals. they barely had time to give fragile young arrivals. they barely had time to give them fragile young arrivals. they barely had time to give them individual. had time to give them individual attention before the war and now they are left lying in crips, lying in beds, tied down,. it s very dangerous. these children with disabilities are paying the price for the wall. disabilities are paying the price for the wall. , , .,. for the wall. this flies in the face of any kind for the wall. this flies in the face of any kind of for the wall. this flies in the face of any kind of international - for the wall. this flies in the face of any kind of international good | of any kind of international good practice in terms of the care these goals should be receiving but then, on the other hand, this is people trying to do their best in the tougher circumstan
Although they are in a safe place their state will deteriorate because they are not getting any stimulation, any rehabilitation and, to me, this is further disabling them. these were confined lives of institutionalised dependents long before the war and there is no future beyond these. these homes are relics of an outdated system. the boss insists a resident sings for us. staff shortages mean all the residents help care for these children and those in from the east have much greater needs than this place can handle. the disability rights investigators build up three more nearby institutions, struggling with fragile young arrivals. they barely had time to give them individual attention before the war and now they are left lying in cribs, lying in beds, tied down,. it s very dangerous. these children with disabilities are paying the price for the war. this flies in the face of any kind
This is bbc news, the headlines. children abandoned in institutions after carers fled abroad. the? children abandoned in institutions after carers fled abroad. after carers fled abroad. they are left i in: after carers fled abroad. they are left lying in after carers fled abroad. they are left lying in beds after carers fled abroad. they are left lying in beds and after carers fled abroad. they are left lying in beds and cribs, - after carers fled abroad. they are left lying in beds and cribs, tied l left lying in beds and cribs, tied down, total neglect. it s a very dangerous. these children with disabilities are the war, and they don t deserve it. the disabilities are the war, and they don t deserve it. disabilities are the war, and they don t deserve it. the eu announces new measures don t deserve it. the eu announces new measures against don t deserve it. the eu announces new measures against russia, - new measures against russia, sanctions against those suspected of wa
With in the future. what has happened in the last 20 years, al-qaeda was driven into the mountains between afghanistan and pakistan very quickly. it was a very quick military victory. people forget that. i don t think any historian even 500 years from now will say that if the george bush administration had not pursued the al-qaeda remnants into the caves and found osama bin laden and completed the mission in december of 2001 instead of starting to withdraw troops and starting to build up to invade iraq, the whole story that we are talking about tonight would ve been very, very different. and while there has been all this focus and concentration on afghanistan and a lot of, you know, troops tied down and a lot of money tied down, the franchises of isis, al-qaeda have grown, metastasized. .. isis grew out of the iraq
You know, troops tied down and a lot of money tied down, the franchises of isis, al-qaeda have grown, metastasized, isis grew out of the iraq occupation from people who were imprisoned by the americans in iraq. now they are across central africa. they are in the horn of africa. and you know, they are also, let s not forget, for the most part, they are no longer operating on american or european soil. so another thing for americans and europeans to forget. unfortunately, if you live in those countries, northern parts of nigeria, for example, you can t forget because they are a part of daily life. they are a danger to you every single day. you mentioned that, and it s a very good point. janet, on some of these broader questions that got caught up in the aftermath of the afghan invasion, there was an interesting quote from joe biden in which he said the idea that we are able to