Too bad they didn’t have this level of concern for Afghan translators and other people who helped them who were left to fend for themselves when the Taliban took over.
Or all the service (err, "contract") dogs abandoned in cages in Afghanistan.
It was gross seeing that "fact checked" at the time as false because they were "contract" dogs instead of official service dogs. They still left them...
I bet some people are disappointed the reactions here are so negative, but you shouldn't be. I think it's warranted considering what the CIA has also done in the middle east.
What an odd feel-good piece for cia.gov. I will put on my tinfoil hat and wait for the scandal to follow. CIA abusing dogs for <whatever>, news at 11, I presume.
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[ 2.3 ms ] story [ 51.6 ms ] threadHeh.
Have they not rescued more humans than 30 dogs rescued who assisted them?
It was gross seeing that "fact checked" at the time as false because they were "contract" dogs instead of official service dogs. They still left them...