Veterans Are Outraged Over Handling of Afghanistan Evacuations

The video discusses the mixed emotions of US military veterans regarding the withdrawal from Afghanistan. It highlights the increase in crisis hotline usage among veterans and their feelings of frustration and being forgotten. The historical context of military actions in Afghanistan is provided, along with the success and challenges of the evacuation process. Criticism of military values and actions is addressed, and ongoing efforts to assist those left behind are mentioned. The video concludes with a reflection on the costs and questions surrounding the war.

What has been the impact on the Department of Veteran Affairs' crisis hotline since the US withdrawal from Afghanistan?

• Only an increase in online chats

• A decrease in calls and texts

• An increase in calls, online chats, and texts

• No change in hotline activity

How did Andrew Briones feel about the recent military actions in Afghanistan?

• He felt they were justified

• He believed they were successful

• He was indifferent to them

• He felt his efforts were in vain

What was the reaction of the locals and the Taliban in Afghanistan on the night Osama bin Laden was killed?

• They were celebrating

• They were unaware

• They were hostile

• They were indifferent

What is one of the core principles taught to US military personnel?

• Never leave a fallen comrade

• Always prioritize personal safety

• Complete the mission at any cost

• Avoid engaging with locals

What ongoing efforts are mentioned regarding those left behind in Afghanistan?

• Immediate military intervention is planned

• They are being ignored

• The US government is seeking ways to help them find safe passage

• No efforts are being made