Biden's Afghan bug out leads to girls sold as sex slaves

 Daily Mail:

Tears of the girls sold by their starving families: The Taliban pledged a new future for Afghan women... but the reality is famine and poverty so extreme that parents are making an unimaginable choice

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 He was paid 170,000 Afghanis — £1,386 — for the little girl, then aged five, by a 52-year-old man he doesn't know. 

He doesn't know when her purchaser will come and pick up his 'goods'. 'I had to sell her to keep the others alive. I didn't have a choice,' he says.

But all of the money he was paid has since been spent, largely on medical care for one of Qadir's four sons and paying off a debt he owed their local shopkeeper for food.

With every passing month, Zohra acquires a new, agonising understanding of her horrific predicament. Her eyes fill with tears as the Mail asks her how she feels to be sold, and she replies: 'I'm scared.'

Qadir, as tormented as his daughter, adds: 'She cries all the time. She asks her mother why we sold her. Her future is ruined. I am unsure how the man will live with her, as she is so small. I can't sleep.'

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Since the Taliban took over commerce has dried up almost completely.  Zohra is just one more victim of the Biden bug out. 

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