Taliban is now giving orders to Joe Biden…

[surada]

Your ignorance is astounding.

There is a poster here who was in Afghanistan in 2007- 2009. The Taliban weren't there.. The problem was that the Afghanis raised hell when they were denied opium production.

 

[marvin martian]

As far as BDS bitch boi meltdowns go, this thread is actually kind of mild. The Trump cult sore-loser babymen are just all cried out from previous BDS meltdowns. It's hard to get them stirred up to their previous levels of hysterics.

The lesson? Invest in stock of those who make adult diapers. The Trump cult insures there will always be a market.

Say hi to your Talibiden friends, cultist!

 

[Persuader]

There is a poster here who was in Afghanistan in 2007- 2009. The Taliban weren't there.. The problem was that the Afghanis raised hell when they were denied opium production.

Nonsense.......
Taliban were involved in all facets, from poppy planting, opium extraction, trafficking to charging smugglers export fees.

Opium: Afghanistan’s drug trade that helped fuel the Talibanan

 

[surada]

Nonsense.......
Taliban were involved in all facets, from poppy planting, opium extraction, trafficking to charging smugglers export fees.

Opium: Afghanistan’s drug trade that helped fuel the Talibanan

The Taliban were NOT in Afghanistan.

 

[struth]

China has been investing in Afghanistan for 10-15 years. Where have you been?

Of course they have, and now they have even more to invest in....think man..wake up

 

[Persuader]

There is a poster here who was in Afghanistan in 2007- 2009. The Taliban weren't there.. The problem was that the Afghanis raised hell when they were denied opium production.

 

[Persuader]

There is a poster here who was in Afghanistan in 2007- 2009. The Taliban weren't there.. The problem was that the Afghanis raised hell when they were denied opium production.

You are a liar.....the following proves it.

2007 operations[edit]​

Main article: Coalition combat operations in Afghanistan in 2007
US and NATO ISAF operations, alongside Afghan National Army forces, continued against the Taliban through 2007. Significant military operations in 2007 included the ongoing operations around Sangin, Operation Achilles, the Battle of Chora, Operation Harekate Yolo and the Battle of Musa Qala, amongst others.

Insurgent attacks[edit]​

• Operation Kamin
• Operation Nasrat
• Bagram Air Base
• Baghlan

Battles[edit]​

• Battle of Musa Qala
• Battle of Chora
• Battle of Firebase Anaconda

2008 operations[edit]​

See also: Coalition combat operations in Afghanistan in 2008
US and NATO ISAF operations, alongside Afghan National Army forces, continued against the Taliban through 2008. Significant military operations in 2008 included the ongoing Helmand province campaign, Operation Karez, and Operation Eagle's Summit, amongst others.

Coalition operations[edit]​

• Operation Sohil Laram III during March and April around Hutal.[9]
• Operation Sur Kor (Red House) during April in Zari District.[10]
• Operation Oqab Sterga (Eagle's Eye) during May around Gereshk.[11]
• Operation Janub Zilzila (Southern Edge) during June in Mizan District, Zabul Province.[12]

Insurgent attacks[edit]​

• Hotel Serena
• 1st Kandahar
• 1st Indian Embassy
• Uzbin Valley ambush
• Balamorghab ambush
• Sarposa Prison attack
• Spin Boldak bombing

Battles[edit]​

• Battle of Arghandab
• Battle of Garmsir
• Gora Prai airstrike
• Battle of Shewan
• Battle of Shok Valley
• Battle of Wanat

2009 operations[edit]​

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A June 2009 grenade attack, following a collision between a MRAP and a humvee, wounding three American soldiers.[13]

Coalition operations[edit]​

• Counterinsurgency in Northern Afghanistan
• German combat operations in Kunduz province in 2009 (Kunduz Province Campaign)
• Operation Aabi Toorah 2C[14]
  • Operation Tor Tapus 2[14]
• Operation Cobra's Anger
• Operation Diesel
• Operation Khanjar (Strike of the Sword)
• Operation Oqab (Eagle)
• Operation Panchai Palang (Panther's Claw)
• Operation Sarack (May)[15]
• Operation Shahi Tandar

Insurgent attacks[edit]​

• Kabul raid
• 2nd Kandahar
• 2nd Indian Embassy
• UN guest house
• Camp Chapman attack

Battles[edit]​

• Battle of Dahaneh
• Battle of Alasay (Operation Dinner Out)
• Battle of COP Keating
• Battle of Ganjgal

 

[surada]

You are a liar.....the following proves it.

2007 operations[edit]​

Main article: Coalition combat operations in Afghanistan in 2007
US and NATO ISAF operations, alongside Afghan National Army forces, continued against the Taliban through 2007. Significant military operations in 2007 included the ongoing operations around Sangin, Operation Achilles, the Battle of Chora, Operation Harekate Yolo and the Battle of Musa Qala, amongst others.

Insurgent attacks[edit]​

• Operation Kamin
• Operation Nasrat
• Bagram Air Base
• Baghlan

Battles[edit]​

• Battle of Musa Qala
• Battle of Chora
• Battle of Firebase Anaconda

2008 operations[edit]​

See also: Coalition combat operations in Afghanistan in 2008
US and NATO ISAF operations, alongside Afghan National Army forces, continued against the Taliban through 2008. Significant military operations in 2008 included the ongoing Helmand province campaign, Operation Karez, and Operation Eagle's Summit, amongst others.

Coalition operations[edit]​

• Operation Sohil Laram III during March and April around Hutal.[9]
• Operation Sur Kor (Red House) during April in Zari District.[10]
• Operation Oqab Sterga (Eagle's Eye) during May around Gereshk.[11]
• Operation Janub Zilzila (Southern Edge) during June in Mizan District, Zabul Province.[12]

Insurgent attacks[edit]​

• Hotel Serena
• 1st Kandahar
• 1st Indian Embassy
• Uzbin Valley ambush
• Balamorghab ambush
• Sarposa Prison attack
• Spin Boldak bombing

Battles[edit]​

• Battle of Arghandab
• Battle of Garmsir
• Gora Prai airstrike
• Battle of Shewan
• Battle of Shok Valley
• Battle of Wanat

2009 operations[edit]​

" style="position: relative; display: block; margin: 0px auto; width: 220px;">

A June 2009 grenade attack, following a collision between a MRAP and a humvee, wounding three American soldiers.[13]

Coalition operations[edit]​

• Counterinsurgency in Northern Afghanistan
• German combat operations in Kunduz province in 2009 (Kunduz Province Campaign)
• Operation Aabi Toorah 2C[14]
  • Operation Tor Tapus 2[14]
• Operation Cobra's Anger
• Operation Diesel
• Operation Khanjar (Strike of the Sword)
• Operation Oqab (Eagle)
• Operation Panchai Palang (Panther's Claw)
• Operation Sarack (May)[15]
• Operation Shahi Tandar

Insurgent attacks[edit]​

• Kabul raid
• 2nd Kandahar
• 2nd Indian Embassy
• UN guest house
• Camp Chapman attack

Battles[edit]​

• Battle of Dahaneh
• Battle of Alasay (Operation Dinner Out)
• Battle of COP Keating
• Battle of Ganjgal

Fair enough .. so why did the US claim they ousted the Taliban in 2001?

Taliban ‘offered bin Laden trial before 9/11’

Former minister says group was prepared to see bin Laden put on trial prior to 9/11, but US was not interested.

www.aljazeera.com

 

[Persuader]

Fair enough .. so why did the US claim they ousted the Taliban in 2001?

Taliban ‘offered bin Laden trial before 9/11’

Former minister says group was prepared to see bin Laden put on trial prior to 9/11, but US was not interested.

www.aljazeera.com

They ousted the regime but a great many stayed behind as pointed out--interwoven into many afghani villages and society.

A big problem for our soldiers just as in Vietnam; not being able to tell the difference in so many cases between innocent civilians and combatants.

SHADOW GOVERNMENT: The Taliban Takes a Village

The information source for first responders

homelandsecuritynet.com

 

[Adrenochrome Junkie]

China has been investing in Afghanistan for 10-15 years. Where have you been?

Absolutely true. And…?