It has seemed fairly obvious, especially since the disastrous withdrawal that left thousands of Americans and allies stranded in the hellhole of Taliban-controlled Afghanistan, that the Biden administration hates our military. Congressmen were exempted from the federal COVID-19 vaccine mandates, but West Point cadets and military members had to get jabbed or get sacked. The Biden administration is still pouring billions of dollars we don't have into Ukraine, where a horrifying number of young Ukrainian men have died for no purpose; and the government has new wads of cash to expend on toxic, inefficient, and unreliable "green" energy. But one soldier who is separating from the military found that the Army expected him to cough up between $500 and $1,000 to pay for military gear that the soldier was told he had to leave behind in Afghanistan!

In an undated TikTok video shared on Gettr by Citizen Free Press, a US Army soldier angrily explained his predicament. "[I] wanna share something with you guys today," he began. "I wanna holler, I wanna scream, I wanna yell, but it won't do any good." So why was he so frustrated? "Today is gear turn-in day for me, [I] turn in all the gear that I've collected over the last four years of being active duty with the Army, the 82nd Airborne Division."

The soldier provided the background. "Two years ago, my unit deployed to Afghanistan for the Afghanistan withdrawal," he explained. "We spent a few weeks over there. It was hectic, it was chaotic, it was disgusting, and it made me very disappointed in our government." It's a failure burned into the memories of military members and families who wondered what their friends and family died for in Afghanistan. But it also turned into a personal problem for this soldier.

"Today, I'm reminded of how disappointed I am in our government," he said. "Go to turn in my gear, they want to charge me 500 to a thousand dollars for gear that I was ordered to leave in Afghanistan two years ago. Because as the last two birds [airplanes] were sitting on the tarmac ready to leave, there wasn't any room for extra gear, extra weight. Therefore, we were told to leave it"... Subscribe for free to Breaking Christian News here

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