in panic stricken humiliating defeat. , ., , , in panic stricken humiliating defeat. , . , , ., defeat. the shambles that happened _ defeat. the shambles that happened at _ defeat. the shambles that happened at the _ defeat. the shambles that happened at the end - defeat. the shambles that happened at the end is - happened at the end is incredible, i don't know how western powers whether our joint pedigree and history, and military might, could actually let that happen. all those poor people who were hoping — all those poor people who were hoping to get out, to get to the west_ hoping to get out, to get to the west somewhere, just snatched away at the last minute _ snatched away at the last minute and, yes, just terribly sad, _ minute and, yes, just terribly sad, terribly sad. conrad was there oldest child. at the age of 22, he was the 353rd british soldier to be killed in afghanistan. what would have conrad thought of this, do you think? he would have been quite angry at the situation but i think quite a view of the other soldiers from the time, they are sort of contemplating what they actually achieved opposed to what they didn't achieve.