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LOL as if you or your papa America is ever going to get one. You worry about your fate in Afghanistan.
As usual trolling,rant on peedf not here.
You'll soon realize that with the coming up of taliban there would be increased attacks on Pakistan territory via TTP.
Does taliban accepts durand line?
Btw Indian army's policy since inception was "No boots on ground" whether taliban comes or not.
Regarding if taliban messes with us in kashmir,they better know what's coming for them,cope now.
 

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Would Taliban agree to something a kind to civilian universal laws ruling some cities e.g. Kabul etc. Where Taliban has islamic ruling in rural places ?

What about Taliban venturing into these cities and causing trouble what if its a tribal leader ?

They want sharia law throughout the whole Afghanistan. They already established sharia law in areas under their control.
 

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Yeah and today the Taliban are making you run. Keep appeasing yourself that Taliban will side with India.
I never said Taliban would side with India,the reality is they would scew Pakistan first,if they would be a problem for India,before that they would be a problem to Pakistan,we can deal with them,you can't.
30+ soldiers of yours killed last month and recently also+combination of chinese(just telling you that attacks would increase with Taliban coming to power),so don't live in fools paradise.
 

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BBC made the discovery. What are you smoking? What has Al-Jazeera got anything to do with the BBC source that I posted?
BBC only pointed out fake sites which are created by unidentified group(which also may or may not be credible)here aljajeera isn't any creation of indian group but widely recognized international media which comes from qatar.
 

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LOL another Indian trying to be relevant. You guys don't even share a border with Afghanistan.
Ad hominen attacks are against forum rules. Stick to the topic. And of course India shares a border with Afghanistan - it's just currently illegally occupied by Pakistan and is known as PoK.
 

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Does taliban accepts durand line?
Let me clarify this. Republic of Ireland also does not accept the Ulster border with UK but that does not mean we can't live in peace. In fact I personally hope at some point in future the Af-Pak border becomes a soft border where citizens of both countries can move across much like Common Travel Area between UK and Ireland.


I know in India you guys love dwelling on this Durand Line being artificial and drawn by British. What you very deceptively ignore is every border in all of South Asia, Middle East going to as far as Turkey were drawn by European powers be they British, Russian or French. Take India. Your western border with Pakistan is Radcliffe Line, your border with China was drawn by British and of course carries the name of the British official who drew the line - McMahon Line.


Indian border with Burma or Myanmar was also drawn by the British. But despite what anbyody says these are now internationally accepted borders.

Going back to Afghanistan the fact is the Kabul regime is a foreign imposed order put in place by US guns. Taliban are indigenious and that is a fact even America has not accepted. Nobody judges or measures Saudia Arabia according to liberal or democractic standards. USA, the West and the entire world is happy in supporting the primitive, misogynist monsters of the House of Saud. In fact they are happy to arm the Saudi's to teeth and even defend them as we saw in first Gulf war. They do this because of their national interest.

Diito Pakistan and Taliban. Yes to be sure there are going to be potential problems because Taliban take over might inspire the Islamists to enforce the same medieval laws in Pakistan. But that is a challange Pakistan will have to face. I believe under the able leadership of PM IK Pakistan will prevail.

This time around we are better placed to handle the storms from Afghanistan -

  • border has almost all been fenced
  • the FATA districts have been merged and are recieving massive developement funding. PM IK has managed to even finess Khyber Pakhtunkwa and Punjab governments to contribute to a developmemt fund toward erstwhile FATA.
  • a able government under PM IK which has at least 4 senior members from FATA or districts neighbouring FATA thus give local 'purchase' to government policy.
  • the pace and level of work going on in FATA is amazing. Schools, universties, motorways etc are rolling out fast.
  • the number of locals from erstwhile FATA who have made it big is astounding and a role model for the you. From billionaire Peshawar Zalimi owner Javed Afridi, to Shah Afridi the cricketer to Ms Zartaj Gul the list is long.
 

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And however spirited the debate and the bad blood, let's stick to the topic at hand - Afghanistan. There are enough Indo -Pak threads where these debates can take place.
 

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Nilgiri, this contradiction is seen in all powers particularly great powers. Consider US support for Islamist Sunni groups in Syria against the secular Bashar Al Asad. You can call him amny thing but is is stauncly secular and a antichrist to the Islamists yet America is hell bent on throwing him over while actively supporting groups who in fact have lot of convergence with the Taliban. Then they also support the Kurds against Turkey while that country is a fellow NATO member. The contradictions are mind bending.

And then you have US love affair with House of Saud over 7 decades now who are practically the godfather of Islamists. Afghanistan has excuse of poverty but what excuse does KSA have for not allowing women to even drive cars - well till last year? USA at no point cried about female rights in Saudia?
Why Nilgiri ?

Anyway, this is dead wrong. The US didn't support Sunni islamist group, the original FSA are a secular and democratic group (although no denying that they're sunni). You're mixing up things.

In fact Assad is probably the ones that are responsible with the transformation of the opposition into an islamist one by releasing many islamist detainees early in the war, Zahran Alloush is one such example.

One more thing, the US love affairs with the Saudi is not because they supported islamists, in fact Saudi (as well as it's cleric through fatwa) are instrumental in mobilizing mulsims in line with the US foreign policy.


Now back to topic, China is clearly unhappy with the development on the ground, they will have to live in a reality where they're now (like it or not) are practically neighbors with Al Qaeda and probably ETIM. And that's I think a big development.
 

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anyway this is a CSBA report , you might want to read it to understand why the US decide to leave Afghanistan to their fate.

basically leaving Afghanistan to be ruled by puritanical movements like the Taliban will reach this objective without having to fire a single bullet in the Pacific.

@Nilgiri , as I said b4, retreat from Afghanistan is a geopolitical master stroke by Biden

The undercurrents are more complex and nebulous tbh. The "security void" effect w.r.t say China is just one.

There are both pros and cons to staying vs withdrawing...and the in-betweens.

Kind of thing that @VCheng is best at summarizing.

It has all been deliberated by US establishment a long time (esp after OBL raid concluded).

The executive plays mostly a perfunctory role (though the buck does stop with him/her).

It is why there was a buildup done by Obama admin (And also in Iraq) that was counter-intuitive to the original mission's raison d'etre ending.

Trump could (populist take) bullhorn like no other though, so that has been imbued into the overall discourse pressure....and has done its bit to play out this year.

But the overall strategic take is not new to US establishment....along with how they manage it going forward.

That depends on how certain things unfurl and what assets they are leaving behind.

People are prematurely comparing it to Vietnam....that was a very different US back then tbh....a US that literally passed complete absolute bills in the legislature to stop all funding to South Vietnam (and pulling every single rug from beneath Nixon's feet).

That is very different to how its going to go now with continued funding and blackwater (for starters).

ANA is 300,000 strong and ensconced in all the main cities and the kabul area network logistically.

That is no easy black and white projection to make.
 

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Nilgiri, this contradiction is seen in all powers particularly great powers. Consider US support for Islamist Sunni groups in Syria against the secular Bashar Al Asad. You can call him amny thing but is is stauncly secular and a antichrist to the Islamists yet America is hell bent on throwing him over while actively supporting groups who in fact have lot of convergence with the Taliban. Then they also support the Kurds against Turkey while that country is a fellow NATO member. The contradictions are mind bending.

And then you have US love affair with House of Saud over 7 decades now who are practically the godfather of Islamists. Afghanistan has excuse of poverty but what excuse does KSA have for not allowing women to even drive cars - well till last year? USA at no point cried about female rights in Saudia?

Bashar al assad is only secular by name.

Its secratarian by nature as the Alawites have taken up all the top positions not to mention his backed by Fanatical Iran.
 

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Afghans are now accusing the Muslim World of turning a blind eye.

What BS honestly I can safely say majority of Muslims have lost hope in Afghanistan.

Dont blame us for it blame yourselves. You had so many times to build a nation but instead you guys threw it out just for your tribalism and corruption. Afghanistan got sacrificed in the altar of geopolitical struggles. I guess its fate or destiny.

When was the last time afghanistan has been at peace i dont think anybody remembers at all when the country was at peace.

Now they are telling us we got to send money ahh yes charity money that will only be embezzled. So many examples of that happening.
 

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Afghans are now accusing the Muslim World of turning a blind eye.

What BS honestly I can safely say majority of Muslims have lost hope in Afghanistan.

Dont blame us for it blame yourselves. You had so many times to build a nation but instead you guys threw it out just for your tribalism and corruption. Afghanistan got sacrificed in the altar of geopolitical struggles. I guess its fate or destiny.

When was the last time afghanistan has been at peace i dont think anybody remembers at all when the country was at peace.

Now they are telling us we got to send money ahh yes charity money that will only be embezzled. So many examples of that happening.
You should read the Afghan papers, they even rely on US contractors to fill their planes petrol . 🙃
 

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Let me clarify this. Republic of Ireland also does not accept the Ulster border with UK but that does not mean we can't live in peace. In fact I personally hope at some point in future the Af-Pak border becomes a soft border where citizens of both countries can move across much like Common Travel Area between UK and Ireland.


I know in India you guys love dwelling on this Durand Line being artificial and drawn by British. What you very deceptively ignore is every border in all of South Asia, Middle East going to as far as Turkey were drawn by European powers be they British, Russian or French. Take India. Your western border with Pakistan is Radcliffe Line, your border with China was drawn by British and of course carries the name of the British official who drew the line - McMahon Line.


Indian border with Burma or Myanmar was also drawn by the British. But despite what anbyody says these are now internationally accepted borders.

Going back to Afghanistan the fact is the Kabul regime is a foreign imposed order put in place by US guns. Taliban are indigenious and that is a fact even America has not accepted. Nobody judges or measures Saudia Arabia according to liberal or democractic standards. USA, the West and the entire world is happy in supporting the primitive, misogynist monsters of the House of Saud. In fact they are happy to arm the Saudi's to teeth and even defend them as we saw in first Gulf war. They do this because of their national interest.

Diito Pakistan and Taliban. Yes to be sure there are going to be potential problems because Taliban take over might inspire the Islamists to enforce the same medieval laws in Pakistan. But that is a challange Pakistan will have to face. I believe under the able leadership of PM IK Pakistan will prevail.

This time around we are better placed to handle the storms from Afghanistan -

  • border has almost all been fenced
  • the FATA districts have been merged and are recieving massive developement funding. PM IK has managed to even finess Khyber Pakhtunkwa and Punjab governments to contribute to a developmemt fund toward erstwhile FATA.
  • a able government under PM IK which has at least 4 senior members from FATA or districts neighbouring FATA thus give local 'purchase' to government policy.
  • the pace and level of work going on in FATA is amazing. Schools, universties, motorways etc are rolling out fast.
  • the number of locals from erstwhile FATA who have made it big is astounding and a role model for the you. From billionaire Peshawar Zalimi owner Javed Afridi, to Shah Afridi the cricketer to Ms Zartaj Gul the list is long.
Why just Asia - borders are pretty arbitrary all over the world. There will always be some cultural overlap between border areas - NY/Ontario, Alsace & Lorraine and German-speaking Northern Italy come to mind.

Point here is not the borders drawn but the ACCEPTANCE of the borders in question. Afghanistan AFAIK hasn't accepted the Durand Line. Even China hasn't accepted the McMahon Line.
 

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