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Taliban can't move finger without Pakistan

Slowly but surely truth is coming out.....India is going strong.
 
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Like it was given when India supported Russia and when Russia left? The unfortunate part about human history is that it repeats itself but the lessons are not learned when it does.

Good luck with your ambitions in Afghanistan. I can only smile at your wishful dreams. :)
 
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Slowly but surely truth is coming out.....India is going strong.

:lol:

What truth are you talking about?

And bharat going strong? In relation to the thread, it's more like going very weak.
 
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Dont you agree that ;
a) Afghanistan was misused by Pak to keep it a its strategic depth against India ?
b)Pak always wanted to install a puppet regime suiting its needs ?
C) fearing that if Afghan befriends India then Pak fears that it will be encircled by hostile countries ?
 
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A dumb puppet talking sh_t again as always his a$$ has almost been killed several times let me guess who is doing that in his country ? ans - his very own the taliban just a paid puppet he is nothing more let him keep talking his sh_t jerk.
 
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I dont know about our Government , But i support Taliban , to me Taliban are those fighters who are fighting USA in Afghanistan not those who are hired by US & CIA to destabilize Pakistan (Like TTP ) . Go to Afg today & ask any civilian who is not in green zone who did more damage to them , who caused more suffering to them , who killed more civilians , Taliban or USA ? You will get your answer about who the real terrorist is.

what you indians & US needs to understand is that Taliban are winning not because the of Pakistan but bcoz the help of their own civilians Those people are hurt more by US & Karzai regime then they were by Taliban , They just want US to get out of there .

The Wars Caused by usa have resulted in more then 1.5million Civilian causalities , you want to tell me that killing 1.5millions is good just to achieve what? some selfish goals , Goals that didn't even had any objectives , and the goals that were never even achieved.

US lost 3000 people in World trade center attack & we lost 40,000 in US attack & we were not even the enemy , US hates Taliban bcoz their 3000 civilians were lost , now you can imagine How much we hate USA for the death of our 40,000 civilians.

Instead of criticizing us & telling us DO MORE DO MORE , open your hatred shut eyes & at least DO SOMETHING.
 
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wow wow wow congs dear we are so strong we control haqqani we control taliban we are ally of USA all cards in our hands hahahahaha

Well said :D

If we were so strong then there would be only pakistan from afghanistan to india. :lol:
 
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Taliban are being propped up by neighboring Pakistan, saying the militants can't lift a finger without the Pakistanis.
The war will only end when something is done to rout insurgents from their sanctuaries across the border in Pakistan


These comments coupled with Mullen's distasteful outburst suggests that the US thinks that it's secret negotiations with the Talib have not produced the results the US was hoping for and that as a strategy, the US policy makers think greater public pressure on Pakistan is the way to go - some people say that doing the same thing and expecting different results, is unrealistic - could they be right?
 
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Latest polls show Taliban are disliked in Afghanistan so they will never come back in force like before 9/11
 
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Latest polls show Taliban are disliked in Afghanistan so they will never come back in force like before 9/11

Talib have never been popular in Afghanistan I mean other than credentials as opposing Western intervention,and engendering fear among Afghans, what else d they have to offer?
 
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Wait for puppet.... . Evil america.... comments.
the fact is Karzai is scared what will happen to himwhen the US troops will leave the country
so he will do everything so the americans stay..; like the necessity to fight the pakistanis?
Karzai is the last one to trust in Afghanistan

Karzai was a taliban's friend. Masoud didn't trust him for this.
He went to USA and USA choosed him to be the president but strangely there is not so much improvment with him
and much of corruption
so it is better blame the other. nothing new under the sun ....
 
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Kabul: As the war in Afghanistan hit the 10-year mark on Friday, President Hamid Karzai claimed the Taliban are being propped up by neighboring Pakistan, saying the militants can't lift a finger without the Pakistanis.

The war will only end when something is done to rout insurgents from their sanctuaries across the border in Pakistan, Karzai said in an interview with the BBC that aired on Friday, exactly 10 years after the U.S. and its allies invaded Afghanistan on Oct. 7, 2001.

The invasion was aimed at toppling the hard-line Taliban regime and punishing it for giving safe harbor to Al Qaeda, which orchestrated the Sept. 11 attacks on the United States. Over the years, the U.S.-led coalition became mired in a battle against insurgents who have been weakened by international troops yet continue to plant bombs and stage suicide attacks and assassinations of top Afghan figures.

"Definitely, the Taliban will not be able to move a finger without Pakistani support," Karzai said. "The fact is the Taliban were and are stationed, in terms of their political headquarters and operational headquarters, in Pakistan. We all know that. The Pakistanis know that. We know that."

Militant sanctuaries in Pakistan won't go away unless the government of Pakistan cooperates with Afghanistan and the international community finds an effective way to remove the hide-outs, he said.

"We're not saying this in a manner of accusation and reprimand," Karzai added, trying not to inflame already strained relations between the two nations. "We are saying this in a manner of a statement intended towards a solution of the problem."

Pakistan maintains it cut off ties to the Taliban and other militants following the U.S. invasion of Afghanistan, but Washington and Kabul say otherwise.

President Barack Obama said Thursday that Pakistan was "hedging its bets" by maintaining ties to militant groups trying to undermine the Afghan government. Obama also acknowledged that the United States has not been able to persuade Pakistan that the U.S. goals of a stable Afghanistan pose no threat to Pakistan.

Just-retired Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Adm. Mike Mullen went further, recently calling the Taliban-affiliated Haqqani insurgent network a "veritable arm" of the Pakistani intelligence agency. Mullen also alleged that Pakistani intelligence supported militants who mounted a recent 20-hour rocket attack on the U.S. Embassy and NATO headquarters in the capital, Kabul.

In the wide-ranging interview, Karzai candidly said the Afghan government and international allies have failed to provide security for the Afghan people. He also said that his government wants to talk to the Taliban, but doesn't know where to contact legitimate representatives of the insurgency.

Former Afghan President Burhanuddin Rabbani, who was leading the government's U.S.-backed effort to talk peace with the Taliban, was killed Sept. 20 by an assassin who claimed to be an emissary from the Taliban. Upon meeting Rabbani, the killer detonated explosives he had tucked into his turban - a deadly blast that dealt a major setback to efforts to find a political resolution to the war.

The Afghan government with support from its international allies has been making peace overtures to the Taliban for years. But after Rabbani's death, Karzai shifted his policy, saying he was giving up trying to talk to alleged Taliban envoys. He said Pakistan holds the only key to making peace with insurgents and must do more to support reconciliation.

"We have not said we will not talk to them (the Taliban)," Karzai said. "We've said we don't know who to talk to.

"We're not dealing with an identifiable individual as a representative of the Taliban, or a place that we can knock on and say, 'Well, here we are. We want to talk to you.'"

"Until that place emerges - an address and a representative - we will not be able to talk to the Taliban because we don't know where to find them," he said.

The Taliban have not claimed responsibility for Rabbani's death.

Asked what needs to be improved in Afghanistan, Karzai acknowledged, "We've done terribly badly in providing security to the Afghan people and this is the greatest shortcoming of our government and of our international partners. What we should do is provide better and a more predictable environment of security to the Afghan citizens and in that, the international community and the Afghan government definitely have failed."

Violence continued Friday with attacks on at least three coalition posts in Paktika province near the Pakistan border.

A suicide bomber detonated a vehicle packed with explosives near the entrance to Combat Outpost Margah, which had also been hit with 22 rockets, according to an Associated Press reporter at the scene. Combat Forward Operating Base Tillman was hit with a half-dozen rockets and Forward Operating Base Boris was struck with two.

No deaths were reported among NATO service members.

Separately, the U.S.-led coalition said Friday that it is conducting an investigation to determine how a NATO service member died in southern Afghanistan. NATO did not disclose any other details about what led to the service member's death on Thursday.

So far this year, 458 NATO troops have been killed in Afghanistan. The death is the fourth so far this month.

In the capital, former Afghan Attorney General Abdul Jabar Sabet went missing Thursday afternoon after he was attacked by two gunman, said Mohammad Zahir, the chief of criminal investigation for the Kabul police.

Taliban can't move finger without Pakistan: Karzai
just :rofl::enjoy:
 
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Just another episode of the rheatoric preamble to bamboo Pakistan.... but comig from this a55 wipe, I'll take it as a complement.:coffee:
 
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A simple answer is needed. I didn't ask a complicated question which might need a book reading.

you should try to read one every now and then .it will help keep your post slightly rational.
 
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