Taliban Hold Open Meetings in Pakistan to Discuss Leadership

[pakistani342]

Tolo reports here, excerpts below:

Senior members of the Taliban are reportedly holding open meetings in Pakistan to discuss the disputed appointment of Mullah Akhtar Mohammad Mansour as the group's new chief in the wake Mullah Omar's death.

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Several top Taliban leaders have expressed strong opposition to Mansour's leadership, calling him a puppet of Pakistan's Inter-Service Intelligence (ISI).

Sources within the Afghan government told TOLOnews on condition of anonymity on Thursday that scores of Taliban members - including both those who agree and disagree with Mansour's appointment - met with clerics in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan on Wednesday to resolve the dispute over Omar's successor.

 

[volatile]

So its good if all sprinter groups can be combined after his death ,it will be beneficial for Pakistan,Afghanistan and even US.

 

[Imran Khan]

wait for another civil war like in 1992 . these uneducated cave men will fight next 300 years

 

[chhota bheem]

what are these talibs doing in Pakistan isn't there an operation going on to kill terrorists,or is it again good taliban and bad taliban.

 

[Sam.]

what are these talibs doing in Pakistan isn't there an operation going on to kill terrorists,or is it again good taliban and bad taliban.

Why you ask silly questions, when you already know the answer.

 

[Godman]

Pakistan should just take the chance and kill some Taliban leaders

 

[chhota bheem]

Why you ask silly questions, when you already know the answer.

why does the teacher ask the same questions again and again ,so that some who are slow can understand and learn

 

[Sam.]

why does the teacher ask the same questions again and again ,so that some who are slow can understand and learn

In this case children are not slow but pretend to be so you get my point?

 

[I.R.A]

Pakistan should just take the chance and kill some Taliban leaders

No thank you its Afghan's forces job and by doing this we don't want another crazy Hamid Karzai type anti Pakistan Ashraf Ghani for next 10 years.

 

[Sam.]

Pakistan should just take the chance and kill some Taliban leaders

who would they kill their soldiers ?

 

[Mrc]

ok.. may be many of you are not familiar, but afghan Taliban and afghan government are openly having peace talks also in Pakistan. these talks are being attended by US, Chinese and Pakistani officials.
so yeah they are also in process of sorting out their leadership.

 

[Godman]

Ok Pakistan's main enemy is TTP and with the peace talks going on killing Afghan taliban leaders may not be a good idea

 

[Hiptullha]

In this case children are not slow but pretend to be so you get my point?

Pretend to be? We support the Taliban openly, not flowering our actions by claiming to be benefactors and heroes like India does, which had for almost 20 years been supporting another band of violent, cruel and genocidal warlords, drug traffickers and former Jihadis who were operating long before the Taliban and had caused Afghanistan much more pain than the Taliban. The government in place after the fall of the Taliban was one of the most corrupt governments out there, with even the head of state, Hamid Karzai having links with drug traffickers and smugglers who were ruining the lives of the Afghan people. Before that, Indians were allied to the Soviet Union which was operating in Afghanistan like it was a playing ground for them, killing off any dissenters and opposition. Ironically, it is Indians who pretend to be pained by the Taliban. For your information, we don't need Indian ***-pain in this thread. Go violently defecate (to relieve yourself) elsewhere.

 

[Sine Nomine]

@pakistani342 lol"You Guys have gone mad Mullah Akhter Mansour is heading them from last two years"

 

[Sam.]

Pretend to be? We support the Taliban openly, not flowering our actions by claiming to be benefactors and heroes like India does, which had for almost 20 years been supporting another band of violent, cruel and genocidal warlords, drug traffickers and former Jihadis who were operating long before the Taliban and had caused Afghanistan much more pain than the Taliban. The government in place after the fall of the Taliban was one of the most corrupt governments out there, with even the head of state, Hamid Karzai having links with drug traffickers and smugglers who were ruining the lives of the Afghan people. Before that, Indians were allied to the Soviet Union which was operating in Afghanistan like it was a playing ground for them, killing off any dissenters and opposition. Ironically, it is Indians who pretend to be pained by the Taliban. For your information, we don't need Indian ***-pain in this thread. Go violently defecate (to relieve yourself) elsewhere.

Yes Pakistan support Taliban so no argument from me there, I agree with you.