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I wonder where he got this money?
RT:
The US government spent $85 billion on the Afghan military, only to see it surrender to the Taliban without a fight. Now the son of a former defense minister is spending millions to buy a luxury mansion with a view of Los Angeles.
A man by the name of Daoud Wardak recently bought the Trousdale Estates property in Beverly Hills for $20.9 million, Yahoo News reported, citing real estate records. He was described as an “ethnic Pashtun refugee” born in 1977, with public records showing him as president of AD Capital Group, based in Miami, Florida.
When you tell the US Military to train the Afghan Military to be just like ours pic.twitter.com/YtMFisRhEl
— Sam Rogers (@RealSamRogers) October 8, 2021
Wardak already owns a $5.2 million at the St. Regis Bal Harbor resort in Miami Beach, according to the same sources. His new Beverly Hills mansion, known as the Carla Ridge Residence, was recently redesigned in a “contemporary minimalism” style and offers views of the Los Angeles skyline through its glass walls.
Daoud is the younger son of Abdul Rahim Wardak, who served as defense minister in the US-backed government in Kabul between 2004 and 2012. The former mujahideen fighter was a key player in setting up the Afghan National Army (ANA) – the same force that collapsed without a fight in August, leaving the Taliban in control of the country even before US troops had a chance to leave.
The Pentagon spent an estimated $85 billion over the past 20 years on the ANA, including on weapons, equipment and paying the soldiers’ salaries. There were persistent allegations over the years that some ANA commanders were falsifying the number of troops under their command (so-called “ghost soldiers”) so they could pocket the difference.
While Wardak toured Western capitals to advocate for funding the ANA, he clearly didn’t believe in the future of Afghanistan enough to leave his children there. Both Daoud and his older brother Hamed ended up in the US, where Hamed ran a military contracting company, NCL Holdings, getting paid by the Pentagon to secure supply routes in Afghanistan.
Hamed Wardak was also mentioned as CEO of Ludus Athletics, a “lifestyle brand inspired by Miami” with a motto of “LOVE THE WORLD,” which organized a beach volleyball tournament in March 2012. Less than five months later, his father was ousted from his Defense Ministry perch in a parliamentary no-confidence vote.
Oh, so all the money came from US taxpayers.
Okay, that makes sense.
Well, that’s the equity agenda for you.
It’s all about making everything fair for brown people.
Wardak's seemingly defunct athleisure brand is archived here. https://t.co/nRgT53lXM5 They had fun https://t.co/bfTMwgK0K6
— Lee Fang (@lhfang) October 7, 2021
Remember when boomers got so mad when Obama said “you didn’t build that”?
I feel like telling this guy “you didn’t build that Afghan democracy!”
I think boomers would get just as mad and tell me about how this guy was really successful in his business of military contracting and Miami sports brands, and that complaining about this is communism.
Somehow, you end up with a situation where both left and right support our economy and country being looted by Moslems.
