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What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 791 & BENKYO RADIO 791. As you know, 1979 was a dark year in the history of Afghanistan, when it was invaded by Soviet Russia. For over 40 years, Afghanistan has been under wars, civil wars, and even more. Afghanistan had such a wonderful history which has been destroyed by many. That’s why we always ask the question, why was Germany & Japan destroyed and rebuilt after WW II? Why not Afghanistan after the invasion of the U.S. Troops? This is the subject matter that millions are asking, and the topic of what our Lord and Savior Jon Stewart talks about on his TV show on AppleTV+. Afghanistan was a battleground to test weapons. It is infuriating to believe that U.S. Forces could not beat the Taliban, who are not even that strong. The SR-72 Darkstar patrolling the skies will ensure that someday, women and girls in Afghanistan will be able to return to school, and return to work.

Until Next Time!