Mortal Combat [Chicago style] / Kamala's whine & cheese / A&E

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Since the botched Afghanistan withdrawal, the lives of the Afghan people have taken a devastating turn. In the immediate future, there is rampant starvation in the country since the Taliban has taken over. The vastness and level of the starvation closely matches the Ethiopian starvation crisis of the 1980s. At that time, there were campaigns across the US to solicit funds from individuals and organizations to raise funds to feed the starving children in Africa. The Taliban regime is one of the most brutal in the world.

Podcaster "Charlemagne tha god" is more recently known for his interview with then-presidential candidate Joe Biden. During the interview, Biden stated "if you can't decide to vote for me or Trump, you ain't Black." Of course, this quote reverberated through social media but, obviously, did not impact the 2020 election outcome. In the few weeks, Charlamagne interviewed VP Kamala Harris. During this interview, she stated she would be treated better if she were a white male. The first black female vice president who could not garner 2% of the Democrat Party support during the Presidential primaries and was up against a VP (Pence) who the media absolutely detested complains about the treatment she gets from that same media that fawns over Democrat Party candidates. Could it simply be that she simply is not liked because she is unlikable? Could it also be that she expects preferential treatment because she is a black female?

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot ("Lied"foot) has instructed the citizens she took an oath to protect that they should not call the police if there is a shootout between two people. In her leftist mind, the shootout is "mutual combat" to be worked out between the two combatants. Chicago is known for having 36 people shot, 20 people killed, and many injured over the course of one weekend. Mayor Lightfoot whose crime fighting initiative consists of suing gang members should leave the crime & safety initiatives to the Chicago PD. The only things they need from her is to follow-through on funding and support from her administration and the community.