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Ethnic superiority. Bang on! A disease that comes from the devil.
Yeah . That is why they call us daal khor .
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Ethnic superiority. Bang on! A disease that comes from the devil.
Wow.interesting thread.but I will say one thing I KNOW for a fact Afghans who fight wars are very very very tough. Lol.Afghanistan can take Pakistan's "beating"all day and all year if they want.those guys r not easy roll overs any day.
Ethnic superiority. Bang on! A disease that comes from the devil.
So you mean to say the conversations quoted by Mrs. Malhotra never ever happened ??
1. If talibans are in majority they should contest elections and come to power. Even TTP and Baloch rebels are undefeated, does that mean they represent the majority?1. taliban represents majority of afghanistan.thats why they are undefeated even after 15 years of war.
2. afghan government or northern alliance never liked pakistan since day 1.
3. afghan taliban never attacked pakistan and never did pakistan attacked them.
4. afghan taliban never hated pakistan nor northern alliance ever liked pakistan.
No it never happens but it all been a made up.
Someone rightly asked the Pakistani what do they mean by "strategic depth". Afghanistan is coming out of the shadows. Chahbahar is another reason of their confidence. For last 15 years the talibans were given the hope that things will change when Americans will leave but Americans did not leave and Afghans found a new hope in democracy. They now realize that talibans will keep them isolated from the world and Afghanistan will end up serving the strategic depth for Pakistan. After losing Mulla Omar and Mulla Mansour and several other leaders and signing of peace deal by Gulbuddin Hikmatyar with Afghanistan govt. even talibans have started to believe that their fight is destroying either them or Afghanistan. It wont be surprising if Talibans reach an agreement with Afghan govt like Hikmatyar since Pakistan is no longer present in their dialogues. Its high time Pakistan change their Afghan strategy and give up the dream of strategic depth.
All are humans. Its their thoughts and actions that differentiate them from good to bad. If evil is nurtured its difficult to change but if left alone it will die confronting good or it will change itself to good.So in nutshell Good taliban do exist ............... is this what you are trying to confirm?
1. afghan taliban represents majority in practical as they are controlling more than half of afghanistan. go and read the history when during mizar sharif battle taliban leader mullah omer offered peace and surrender only if they were allowed to live in peace in afghanistan. karzai agreed to it, but americans didn't wanted it. under this situation how could taliban contest elections and win it.1. If talibans are in majority they should contest elections and come to power. Even TTP and Baloch rebels are undefeated, does that mean they represent the majority?
2. Afghanistan govt. included the majority Pashtuns and all others, northern alliance is a later phenomenon.
3. I have never heard of a war between Afghanistan and Pakistan. Has Pakistan ever attacked northern alliance or vice versa for making such statement?
4. Political equations keep changing, You once loved the USA and now seeking attention from the Russians.
Afghan taliban never turned against Pakistan even when Musharraf handed them over to USA. TTP are different animals, they are mercenaries on behalf of India and Afghanistan fighting against Pakistan. This is what Afghanistan and India have been doing since 1948. Pakistan backed the right guys to end civil war in Afghanistan. There is a reason ISI don't want to hunt down Afghani taliban in Pakistan.
As we have seen since 2001 after Taliban rule ended, Afghan/India with now help of USA started proxy war against Pakistan. TTP who have nothing to do with Afghan taliban, used their name and some people think karmu ka pal mila hai. If Pakistan didn't support taliban then this proxy war of India through Afghanistan would have never ended back then. Some people say but Afghan taliban didn't accept durrand line, but then they forget that taliban also routed out pro Indian proxy gov working against Pakistan. Remember only time Afghhanistan didn't actively worked against Pakistan was when Taliban were in power.
Afghan taliban are loyal brothers of Pakistanis but they have image problem right now and we can't afford to support them openly. They should come to mainstream and rule Afghanistan "legally". I'm sure they can rule Afghanistan and then only sky is the limit for Pak-Afghan relations.
Article here, excerpts below:
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The scrappy exchange between Fair and ISI Brigadier (retd) Saad Mohammed - “your country is a vulture and a hyena, not mine!” - was followed by enthusiastic clapping by several Afghans in the audience that was as much stunning as it was illuminating.
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“A mentality for peace and stability never existed in Pakistan and the country is trying to use terrorism and the Taliban to colonise Afghanistan,” announced former Afghan foreign minister Rangin Dadfar Spanta and AISS director.
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Kabul’s friendly pro-Taliban analyst, Nazar Mohammed Mutmaeen, told this reporter “India is an important country in the region and we need to compare it with China, not Pakistan.”
Asked whether that meant the Taliban was changing its mind about India since 1992, when it hanged Afghan president and India’s friend Najibullah, Mutmaeen said: “The Taliban has changed. It is more mature now. It is not the same as it was before.”
He added: “Pakistan is thinking of its own benefit only. But Afghans won't be used by Pakistan again. If the Pakistanis think they can use us, then they should remember what we did with the British, with the Soviets, with the Americans and NATO forces.”
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But Mutameen said Pakistan had been treating Taliban leaders badly for a long time. For example, Pakistan told the US that the former Taliban chief, Mullah Mansour, wanted to cross over to Helmand in southern Afghanistan. He was killed in a US drone strike in May.
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At an off-the-record dialogue between Afghans and Pakistanis on the eve of the Herat conference, an Afghan participant reportedly told her Pakistani audience that “if you go out on the streets, you will find that very few people like you".