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Since President Dementia won\u2019t do squat, other then eat ice cream, American Citizens have decided that they have to stand up and do something. In response to the Biden caused Disaster in Afghanistan, they have set up the Pineapple Express. Here are some details from Newsmax<\/b><\/a>:<\/p>\n A volunteer group of American military veterans have been helping hundreds of at-risk Afghan elite forces and their families to safety in a night-time operation called “Pineapple Express,” a daring and heroic private mission detailed by embedded\u00a0ABC News reporters<\/a>\u00a0witnessing the heart-pounding operations. <\/b><\/p>\n “Dozens of high-risk individuals, families with small children, orphans, and pregnant women, were secretly moved through the streets of Kabul throughout the night and up to just seconds before ISIS detonated a bomb into the huddled mass of Afghans seeking safety and freedom,” a leader of the private rescue effort, Army Lt. Col. Scott Mann, a retired Green Beret commander, told ABC News, which had journalists embedded with the groups. <\/b><\/p>\n In other words, he\u2019s doing what Dementia Joe won\u2019t do. Help our allies.<\/p>\n The group is working with the U.S.\u00a0military and U.S. embassy to move people in small groups, if not one at a time, into the secured areas of the U.S.-controlled Hamid Karzai International Airport, according to the report. <\/b><\/p>\n While I believe that elements of the Military are helping, I have serious questions on the State Department drones doing anything to actually help. It may be the British and French troops that are actually helping \u201cTask Force Pineapple\u201d getting these people to safety.<\/p>\n Pineapple Express, an offshoot of “Task Force Pineapple,” has rescued 500 Afghan special operators, assets and enablers, and their families overnight to date, ABC News reported. <\/b><\/p>\n The operation was named after\u00a0refugees who would hold up their smartphones showing a graphic of yellow pineapples on a pink field to identify themselves, according to the report. The password has since changed.<\/b><\/p>\n I\u2019m not surprised that they\u2019ve had to change the password. You would do that normally to maintain security. Still, it will be known historically as the Pineapple Express, as well as the name of the inevitable movie.<\/p>\n “This Herculean effort couldn’t have been done without the unofficial heroes inside the airfield who defied their orders to not help beyond the airport perimeter, by wading into sewage canals and pulling in these targeted people who were flashing pineapples on their phones,” Mann told ABC News. <\/b><\/p>\n And I have little doubt that if the woke idiots pretending to be Generals of the United States Army and Marines found out who\u2019s doing this, they will court martial them. (I\u2019m thinking that most of the senior officer corps of the United States Military needs to be seriously cashiered) It\u2019s this reason that makes me think it\u2019s the French and British who are actually helping Task Force Pineapple.<\/p>\n The operation began Aug. 15 when the group helped rescue an Afghan commando who was being hunted by the Taliban and had received death threats by text\u00a0because they knew he was a high-value target having worked with Navy SEAL Team Six for a dozen years. The operation was made more difficult by the ISIS-K threat warning that came before the suicide bombings. <\/b><\/p>\n “We have lost comms with several of our teams,” Jason Redman, a wounded former Navy SEAL, texted in an encrypted chat viewed by ABC News.<\/b><\/p>\n I wonder if these good people are going in armed? If the Taliban catches them, little details like the Geneva and Hague Conventions won\u2019t be of much use, since those vermin have never heard of them.<\/p>\n It was initially believed the blackout might have been because of the Taliban taking down cell towers, but another Task Force Pineapple member, a Green Beret, learned the U.S. military was jamming cell phones to counter terror threats outside the Kabul airport gates.<\/strong><\/p>\n It would have been nice if they had told Task Force Pineapple so they could find other communications methods. This is why I\u2019m thinking that the senior level officers and the State Department drones are actively interfering with these good people and not doing everything they can to assist them.<\/p>\n “The whole night was a roller-coaster ride,” Redman told ABC News. “People were so terrified in that chaotic environment. These people were so exhausted, I kept trying to put myself in their shoes.” <\/b><\/p>\n There have been 630 Afghan lives rescued, Redman told ABC News, lamenting “that our own government didn’t do this. We did what we should do, as Americans.”<\/b><\/p>\n The problem here is that we don\u2019t have Americans actually running things. We have globalists, Uniparty and Communazis pulling the strings of President Bumbles Dementia.<\/p>\n “I have been involved in some of the most incredible missions and operations that a special forces guy could be a part of, and I have never been a part of anything more incredible than this,” Army Maj. Jim Gant, a retired Green Beret, told ABC News. “The bravery and courage and commitment of my brothers and sisters in the Pineapple community was greater than the U.S. commitment on the battlefield.” <\/b><\/p>\n I just want to get my people out.” <\/b><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n