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What's the real op here?

The only thing surprising about this is that it didn't happen sooner, and that they are flying the Stars and Stripes at all.

*The main reports on Bucha came out after the Ukrainian military finished conducting a “sweep” (or purge) of the city, also looking for “diversionists and Russian collaborators”.*

*Cox identified himself as “he, him, and his” after a student who called herself a “bisexual woman” listed her pronouns and asked the governor about mental health resources for youth who believe they are gay or lesbians, during an April 13, 2021 virtual #OneUtah Student Town Hall.*

It occurred to me that most people probably have never heard of this guy or his story.

Source: https://odysee.com/@Blackpilled:b/andbeyond:2

*The family of a high school track star who was sucker-punched during a race say they had wanted to press charges against his attacker,

*However, the family’s attorney said deputies had threatened to arrest their son if they’d done so

*Now, they’re looking into potentially filing a lawsuit

*The high school runner was punched in the head during his 1,600m race last Saturday at the Tohopekaliga Tiger Invitational in Kissimmee, Florida

*The athlete who threw the punch had earlier got in the way of the lead runner

*After still obscuring the track, the runner pushed him out of the way

*On the subsequent lap, the other athlete sucker punched the runner the face, knocking him over – he managed to get to his feet and complete the race

*It is to note here that the latest ban introduced by the Taliban is reminiscent of the previous Taliban rule in the late 1990s. At least two decades ago, when the movement first ruled Afghanistan, it had espoused a harsh interpretation of Islam outlawed poppy production. According to United Nations (UN), the Taliban’s countrywide ban at the time had helped fin largely eradicate poppy production.*

*However, when the Taliban was ousted in 2001, poppy farmers returned to their work. It is also pertinent to note that poppies are the main source of income for millions of small farmers and the day labourers in Afghanistan who can earn upwards of $300 per month harvesting them and extracting opium, stated AP. Now, Afghanistan has emerged as the world’s largest producer of opium even though the international community has invested billions in eradicating its production.*