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Edge’s Prospective: To President Joe Biden…OPEN LETTER or should we say OPEN BLOG....

President Joseph Robinette Biden Jr, we @edge love you very much, we are extremely glad you won the presidency fair and square careless of what the naysayers are saying. You are the 46TH legally elected President of the United State Of America. 


For the short time you’ve been in office, your successes are abound, Covid infection rate has dramatically dropped, employment rates are through the roof, more people are getting vaccinated than ever before, millions of families have started receiving payment to help support.. You administration message is loud and very clear and you are living up to your campaign speech “Your whole soul is in this, bringing America together” we see it Sir.


I’m not writing just with flatteries and commendations Mr. President.. We feel the situation with Afghanistan is getting out of control real quick.. I know you have every right and power to pull US troops out.. it’s politically correct and the soldiers deserve the break…. But Sir, at what cost? what is going on in Afghanistan now is the slow rise of hydra (pardon the term) if the head is not quickly cut off and its followers decimated, you would have given rise to another Osama Bin-Laden. 


Mr. President Sir, why give any chances to allow a baby snake grow, when you know all this snake(s) ever wants is your destruction/total annihilation. Sir I think sending a tactical team back to Afghanistan to eliminate the threat they pose now… is the only option that should be on your table.. because allowing the Taliban to take over the country is a time bomb waiting to explode. 


Once this terrorist taste victory is will embolden them and their followers around the world, rallying allies and convincing more to join their cause with lies and deceit as they always use… they will say they drove out the Americans and it allies with their might and force of will and with the help of God….  the worse part they will believe this nonsense because the hate in them need to be driven by or fed with something, and what's better than lies of self-aggrandisement. 


Mr. President I know you might not read this personally but whoever does read it has the obligation for the sake of humanity and the future to bring this your attention, hopefully impress upon to read a few words hence why we’ve kept it extremely short… 


We know its not easy to police/soldier the world and sometimes things don't go as planned, but just imagine there is no United State of America who will save us, protect us and uphold our values and way of life as we decide to leave it. As terrible as it was you didn't see Jesus running away from the cross.. 


We are young entrepreneurs @edge trying to make a difference with our interactive blogging by asking our readers to participate by giving us topics and debates… on anything at all we will write about it, discuss it and give our prospective. 


Thank you for reading Sir… GOD will continuously grant you all the wisdom and patient you need to stir the country and the world. 

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  1. Beautiful well written piece... its sheds light on what's going on in Afghanistan, we must not turn a blind eye to the atrocities been committed by this terrorist....

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