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actually talking about un-islamic,Wouldn't the Taliban itself be un-Islamic considering they kill little kids? So how could their supporters be true Muslims?
Pakistan has a storied history of nurture, unleash and blowback on itself....w.r.t the why's and hows of the objective resolutions (euphemism to carry water for islamism of the draconian majoritarian variety) done after the founding father died (when he and a specific group of those like him were the best chance to guide the formative process in crucial early years).
The problem is the scope and intent of the nurture stage crucially in that it is inevitably done in a blockheaded angst and bile-ridden short-term way.....with little to no deference (or maybe understanding) given to what exists in longer timeframes (like the intricacies involved with the pathan-sphere existing across the durrand line).
In the end, this is a circling the (same ole) drain phenomenon (in this soon to be 250 million people entity) that only @VCheng can properly (IMO) give a one line summary (out of his greater resignation to it than I could ever dream to have) about.
The more you forget about Afghanistan the better for you and your health.
Assalamu'alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh to Muslim
& Good day to Other
This post sounds like something a low-budget Indian newspaper would write but hey I guess some gotta dream here and there.
The dust has settled from all political angles. 1) Iran is weak and doesn't want hot border or hostile Pakistan which could create issues inside her own border directly. This one is off-limits.
The factions part is taken out of disney fairytale and Taliban has denied that again and again basically spread by Indian tabloids you know credibility and them don't go hand in hand. They were even writing tonight that Mullah Baradar has been killed
As for the ISKP. They will remain active but not as you envision them and not less active than they are in Indonesia the once in awhile pop up from months to months or years to years will occur once in a while but they will not just all of sudden emerge from the death and become a militant group they are very unpopular amongst the tribes and have no local support you can't just magically create supporters and tribal alliance out of thin. Hard sell for ISKP because people have already Shariah how do you make promotions for new fighters and motivation is very difficult for them and recruiting will hit a wall.
As for regional powers helping to build Afghanistan this will definitely happen and right now they are competing for the rights to extract the goods from the ground..
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