How Pakistan’s Taliban Bet Backfired

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Video Description:
Pakistan has long been considered the Taliban's closest state benefactor since the group's inception. The relationship has largely endured through the Taliban's time in and out of power in Afghanistan, but since August 2021, relations seem to have deteriorated sharply. In this video, we take a look at the history between the Taliban and Pakistan, why things are getting worse, and how Pakistan's Taliban strategy backfired.

 

[SecularNationalist]

Well it's not a taliban thing it's a afghan thing.
They are snakes against Pakistan since 1947.
We had to support them for our own national security. The soviets needed to be kicked out , so does the Americans. We benefitted from them and now they need to be thrown away like a used condom. That's how a unkhankful namak haraam should be treated.
Instead of complaining about Pakistan they had the opportunity to use our help and develop their country but as usual these trash people are good for nothing.

 

[Clutch]

Well it's not a taliban thing it's a afghan thing.
They are snakes against Pakistan since 1947.
We had to support them for our own national security. The soviets needed to be kicked out , so does the Americans. We benefitted from them and now they need to be thrown away like a used condom. That's how a unkhankful namak haraam should be treated.
Instead of complaining about Pakistan they had the opportunity to use our help and develop their country but as usual these trash people are good for nothing.

I used to think the same way. Until I found out that Pakistan is a failed banana republic of Faujistan. Now I realize, Pakistan is the snake. Perhaps both are snakes. Two snakes, Pakistan and Afghanistan.

 

[SaadH]

Pakistan's sepoys bet backfired. If sepoys want Taliban can be reigned in in one day.

 

[SecularNationalist]

I used to think the same way. Until I found out that Pakistan is a failed banana republic of Faujistan. Now I realize, Pakistan is the snake. Perhaps both are snakes. Two snakes, Pakistan and Afghanistan.

Regardless of how our army is Afghanistan gonna behave the same way.

 

[Clutch]

Regardless of how our army is Afghanistan gonna behave the same way.

Picking between two evil, is still picking an evil. Curses upon both.

 

[hussain0216]

Afghan are our ENEMIES

When you think of afghanis, think of Hindus but from the west it will help you clarify things in your mind


The afghandus have been attacking us for decades

Before we did ANYTHING, they were attacking us

So if anyone says they hate us because of what we did, is talking BULLSHIT


They hate us because we exist



So the choice ISNT BETWEEN ENEMY AND FRIEND

The choice is between what type of afghan enemy


So we can have a Afghan Republic enemy that will try to hurt us through using other states like India, U.S against us, who will have a a functional Military

OR

We can have a Afghan enemy under the Taliban
Who is isolated, has no real friends, and no one wants to militarily arm

Both versions will need Pakistan, but because the afghanis are such slime people they will cause constant fassad



We can control the afghanis better under the Taliban, because without Pakistan they are stuck and screwed

So we have the ability to put pressure on them when they act too stupid


All Pakistan wants now is Afghans to stop the fassad

The Taliban however are better for us then the Afghan Republic

We need to keep working, killing terrorists and hunting them down and limiting fall out until the afghanis see sense

Once the western border is calm we can switch back to the Indians where we are constantly working to create fassad using hindutva

 

[TheSolution]

Afghanistan should just be occupied tbh, expand your territory it will give you more depth against your enemies as well

 

[Enigma SIG]

Easy. Napak Army did everything except putting forward a plan for DHA Kabul. Loru salay do only one thing right and didn't put that into their equation for Afghanistan.

 

[-blitzkrieg-]

Pakistan-Talib rift actually started back in 96 when talib refused to take back the foreign Arab fighters and when Pakistan asked them to catch them and send them back to their respective states considering what was happening around the world.. they instead married and had kids with them and got them settled for good.
And then it bit them hard when 9 11 came and then eventually in doha they signed not to host any such elements.. FAFO..

What a waste of time energy and lives.

 

[Menace2Society]

Afghanistan should just be occupied tbh, expand your territory it will give you more depth against your enemies as well

Need a buffer zone on the border. Just arm and fund Pakistani friendly seperatists at the border to carve out a territory. For that to happen need to deport the Afghans larping as Pakistanis who live in FATA.

 

[Sliver]

Well it's not a taliban thing it's a afghan thing.
They are snakes against Pakistan since 1947.
We had to support them for our own national security. The soviets needed to be kicked out , so does the Americans. We benefitted from them and now they need to be thrown away like a used condom. That's how a unkhankful namak haraam should be treated.
Instead of complaining about Pakistan they had the opportunity to use our help and develop their country but as usual these trash people are good for nothing.

although I have no particular closeness or enmity towards the taliban, what should they make out of our army?
i mean, they joined america, gave all the bases and enabled the rout of taliban. imagine the countless number of people klled, homes destroyed. now that america is gone, we cant turn around and say "we supported you all along" ?
its like we were playing both sides and we are angry that they dint like it?

 

[TNT]

Afghanistan should just be occupied tbh, expand your territory it will give you more depth against your enemies as well

Please give it a try so we can get rid of this napak once and for all lolz.

Video Description:
Pakistan has long been considered the Taliban's closest state benefactor since the group's inception. The relationship has largely endured through the Taliban's time in and out of power in Afghanistan, but since August 2021, relations seem to have deteriorated sharply. In this video, we take a look at the history between the Taliban and Pakistan, why things are getting worse, and how Pakistan's Taliban strategy backfired.

To me this seems all a drama, they r still allies. Pakistan saying this to gain sympathies and ahow that they dnt support extremism. In reality they r allies, still sending them dollars, wheat, sugar and other stuff, all smuggled. The only thing that scares Pakistan is a genuine afghan govt in Afghanistan.

 

[Hakikat ve Hikmet]

I'd rather disagree. As for the Pak Deep State, it's a 60% success. Not a bad deal given the current geo-strategic contexts...

Benefits with the Taliban:

• The USA is physically gone from Afghanistan. So, the Pindi Boys are the last resorts for the Pentagon Boys. It's like a party arranged in the heavens as far as the "GHQ" is concerned: All "sins" will be forgiven.
• Afghanistan is a 100% narcotic state, and this trade is under 100% auspices of the CIA. The Indians were taking a share in it. Remember the 3b$ worth of drugs found in a warehouse at a private port in Gujrat operated by the Adanis. Thanks to the Russia-Ukraine War and tightened Turkey-Iran/Syria/Irak etc. borders, you don't have to tell who the beneficiary is.
• Increased Chinese involvement in Afganistan carries benefits for Pak as the Indian activities would go down. Already the Taliban have struck down their embassy in New Delhi.
• Now, the Pak forces can openly operate inside Afghanistan to hunt down the terrorists and the foreign intelligence agents.
• The Taliban Mollas are the natural enemies of the Iranian Mollas. Another huge plus.
• Etc.

 

[TheSolution]

Pakistan-Talib rift actually started back in 96 when talib refused to take back the foreign Arab fighters and when Pakistan asked them to catch them and send them back to their respective states considering what was happening around the world.. they instead married and had kids with them and got them settled for good.
And then it bit them hard when 9 11 came and then eventually in doha they signed not to host any such elements.. FAFO..

What a waste of time energy and lives.

The rift is not to do with Taliban or secular ideology, it's do with Afghans themselves

Just like whether India is ruled by Nehru or Modi, Kashmir issue remains