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Making the Taliban great again: Billboards showing Joe Biden as a militant come up in US

 Several billboards show Biden as a Taliban terrorist, with an accompanying slogan, has popped up in Pennsylvania. Former Pennsylvania state senator, Scott Wagner, also a Republican, is reportedly the brains behind the billboard

Making the Taliban great again: Billboards showing Joe Biden as a militant come up in US

America's withdrawal of its troops from Afghanista, after 20 long years, have not gone down well among people in the country as well as across the globe. The nature of "hurried exit" has been the cause of the chaos and humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan, many have claimed. And now as proof of this disappointment against its President Joe Biden,  a bunch of billboards have reportedly come up across Pennsylvania, which shows Biden as a Taliban terrorist, with an accompanying slogan -  “Making the Taliban great again”!

The phrase clearly is a sly twist of former President Donald Trump’s campaign slogan his rally cry for his supporters - Make America Great Again!

According to news reports, a former Pennsylvania state senator, Scott Wagner, also a Republican, is the brains behing these banners. Wagner reportedly rented out a dozen billboards across highways at a cost of about $15,000 to express his anger and that of his country men.

 

"The pull out rushed through by President Biden had made us the laughing stock of the world," Wagner has reportedly told local media house, Fox News, in an email, reports Wion. "The Taliban are openly stating that they ran the United States out of Afghanistan – they are now very emboldened."

Wagner said that he was sad and worried that Afghans will now be deprived of the freedom they enjoyed since America landed in Afghanistan. He also expressed worry about the war veterans. While running for governor of Pennsylvania in 2018, Wagner had met several veterans.

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“What do you say to those veterans (who fought in the Afghanistan war)?” Wagner told the York Daily Record, reflecting on the pullout of US troops in Afghanistan. “It's like Vietnam, even worse.”

Wagner has also reportedly said that these billboards will not be taken down anytime soon and will be on display for at least two months.

 

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