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How many Americans support funding the Taliban? Not very many. However,
there is a bill in Congress that suggests this is a major problem. The No
Funding for Terrorists Act is being pushed in both the House and the Senate
(It has already passed the House and the Senate Foreign Relations Committee).
This is a highly misleading piece of legislation. What these people are
actually trying to do is add a whole series of complicated restrictions on
charities that are already underfunded and are trying to help the Afghan
people.
Here’s a major factor: the Taliban is the government of Afghanistan. Should
you not give aid to a hospital that might be part of the government, even if
it is saving people’s lives? According to this bill, you should not. And under
this bill, charities that do anything like that could be persecuted and
prosecuted by the U.S. government.
The big picture is that Afghanistan was willing to negotiate with the U.S.
after the U.S.-backed government collapsed. Instead, the Biden administration
seized the assets of the Afghan government and locked them up in limbo.
The people of Afghanistan are in desperate shape. There is no major problem of
U.S. money financing terrorism in Afghanistan; it’s simply a lie. What there
is, instead, is a major problem of the people of Afghanistan being harmed by
American economic terrorism: cutting off aid, freezing Afghan money, and so
on.
This bill should be voted down by the Senate. It is a political fraud. It is
not trying to solve a real problem; it will further add to the death toll that
America has produced in Afghanistan.
H.R.260 - No Tax Dollars for Terrorists Act
S.226 - No Tax Dollars for Terrorists Act
Watch: Rep. Burchett Reveals Gov’t Giving $40 Million per Week to the Taliban and Dems Oppose Ending It (The Gateway Pundit, 4-13-26)
The Trump administration claims no one has died due to US aid cuts. Our trip to Afghanistan suggests otherwise (CNN, 7-22-25)
Your Tax Dollars Are Going To The Taliban (Rep. Burchett, 9-13-24)