the only way to conquer Afghanistan is to bring genocide to Pashtuns, watch them and infiltrate the Pakistani army to get rid of all the Pashtuns because it's well known they are helping the taliban secretly.
Is Afghanistan really impossible to conquer?
By William DalrympleKandahar, Afghanistan
9 March 2014 Last updated at 02:44
The Soviets began their withdrawal in 1988
It's 25 years since the Soviet Union pulled its troops out of Afghanistan. The US is due to remove most of its forces at the end...
Lol Im gonna disagree on this one. You are on the internet where you can look at everything. There are over 1,000 Turks in anti Assad groups already according to them. West says around 500.
but this have nothing to do with Turkey or the govt just like many nationalist joining groups.
why doesn't Saudis accept Syrian refugees inside Saudi or anywhere in the Gulf instead of talking BS or sending $$$ ammunitions to Syria. Why sending mass billion dollars to Sissi to buy Russian gears and not Syrian refugees???
Turkey treat the Syrians much bettter than the Saudis. I bet any...
Based on my experience since May 2013, I've read his post. You don't get my sarcasm do you? :sarcastic:
Anyway, Arabian Legend needs answer... it's because he was democratically elected giving the legitimite right to have relationship all over the world. Only to Egypt and KSA, it's under a...
Who do you support?
1) Through Democracy > MB controls nothing but themselves?
2) Through military coup > junta commited crimes?
Simple answer.
Just because you are a Saudi where your country have been tackling MB members there.
Oh, Saudi Arabia is heavily involved with the situation in the...
Nah, House of Saud is weak. They won't, ban nor get rid of Shias or Iranians in Arabian Peninsula or else they will face rebellion. Saddam is different and im talking about 1991 Iraki revolution, he commited massacre,banned em and oppressed etc..
Sorry to burst your bubbles, Shias get more...
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