And has China achieved that ?
Well, you should convey that to
this Afghan female news anchor who had famously interviewed a Talib but then left the country. In another vid she talked on beach somewhere in Europe and this particular country had other Afghan refugees too.
I have spoken of that before on the forum and
this post is from just yesterday in short.
And are these items for free ? Where can I find more info on this ?
1. I agree that many Afghans are conservative in the sense that they conserve non-Islamic elements like bachabazi and that also makes them not oppose the Taliban and participate in the Taliban's "justice" dispersals in stadiums and grounds especially against women and the Taliban forcibly wedding females and these Afghans would rather do and support these than discuss, agitate and work towards doing progressive things like building high-quality neighborhoods for the four million homeless Afghans, enabling rights for the females and building a progressive country from where say another Afghan will be able to go to space like Abdul Ahad Momand did in 1988. But there are also many Afghans who dislike the Taliban.
This is a vid of a tweet of the cricketer Rashid Khan who criticized the Taliban's taking over of the country's districts before the 15th August takeover of Kabul. I watched opinions of Afghan emigres in India - male and female - who were concerned for the status of their friends and family and their country after the takeover. It seems some Pakistanis and many Indian Muslims are more supportive of the Taliban takeover than the Afghans themselves. About the Afghan National Army a Pakistani member said in another thread that it was asked by USA and Iran to not resist the Taliban. I will also add that its soldiers were demoralized because of the untruthful perception of the Taliban being soldiers / forwarders of Islam.
2. I will ask you to tag me the next time you want to refer to me or mention me because I won't be able to know.