Who cares about Afghanistan

[Quasar44]

USA spent trillions and after 20 years it’s time to call it a giant failure .
Their fake soldiers of Afghan did not even fight but joined the Taliban

It’s over and I only blame Bush

 

[SweetSue92]

USA spent trillions and after 20 years it’s time to call it a giant failure .
Their fake soldiers of Afghan did not even fight but joined the Taliban

It’s over and I only blame Bush

The Afghan people should take care of themselves, agreed.

What I DO care about are the American people the Biden people left behind AND the allies we promised to protect.

The withdrawal is a disaster of epic proportions. THAT Is the problem

 

[Aletheia4u]

USA spent trillions and after 20 years it’s time to call it a giant failure .
Their fake soldiers of Afghan did not even fight but joined the Taliban

It’s over and I only blame Bush

The Deep state need a patsy in order to improve the Patriot Act.

 

[Ringo]

In Afghanistan, the native structure of society has not yet decomposed and is not going to decompose soon. Islam is the cherry on the cake, not the reason. Well, a centralized state just not work out in those places The Taliban, too, will not succeed in a hardcore Islamic state, they will still go to a tribal confederation, this time with the sauce of "correct" Islam.

 

[Ringo]

Any successful national liberation struggle-and in this case it is a successful and quite national liberation struggle that takes place - presupposes a broad coalition of participants. A common superior enemy forces to postpone and muffle ideological (including religious and dogmatic) differences, personal ambitions, intertribal and interethnic strife.

But after a decisive victory, they will certainly come out, and the separation of the pure from the impure, the "true believers" from the "munafiqs" begins.

A good example is Iran, where the Shah was overthrown in 1979 by a broad coalition from the most obscurantist to communist elements, but by 1982 the actual dictatorship of Khomeini was determined with the cleansing of all dissenters (including even imams of "wrong" persuasions) by authoritarian and totalitarian methods.

In Iran, then there was a gradual, very slow and partial easing (also characteristic of all rigidly authoritarian regimes from the beginning). But Iran is a coastal country and therefore more open to the world, in addition, with a long and strong tradition of a centralized state - not Afghanistan. And Central Asia, where in the 1930s comrade Stalin carried out a beneficent and, I want to believe, irreversible "demullization", which sharply narrowed the base for real obscurantism - also not Afghanistan.

In general, it is too early to predict what kind of regime will develop in Afghanistan - we will have to wait at least two or three years - but the prospects are not rosy for this country itself and for others.

 

[Colin norris]

The Deep state need a patsy in order to improve the Patriot Act.

Here we Go again. Out come the conspiracy nuts.

 

[Ringo]

Looking at the latest events in the world, the thought inevitably comes to mind - wherever the Americans create a local army, training and arming it, it always falls apart at the slightest collision with the enemy...
Look at the Iraqi army, it was a worthy army that proved itself well in clashes with Israel in the Yom Kippur War, in the Iran-Iraq War and even in the first Gulf War. As soon as the Americans began to train a new army, ISIS appeared, consisting largely of the military of Saddam's army, and the new Iraqi army itself hardly fulfills its function.
The training of the army in Georgia led to the instant collapse of Georgia in the war with only one Russian unit.
And there is nothing to even mention about the Afghan army...
It is difficult to say anything about the military capabilities of occupied Germany and Japan, assuming that their armies are good, then they were good before the american occupation...
By the way, this is food for thought for Ukrainian nationalists, who are now also trained by american instructors, but since they are (nationalists) stupid from birth, they are unlikely to think about it.
So what's the matter? The Americans are not able to train a good army in principle, or this is their goal, not to create strong armies from the natives, so that they do not interfere with the policy of "controlled chaos", which ultimately leads to destruction and suffering of these peoples?
P.S. And, of course, this also leads to the enrichment of the usurious bourgeoisie and its pawns in US politics.

 

[Aletheia4u]

Here we Go again. Out come the conspiracy nuts.

Here we go again. Another White supremacist always debunking a Black woman's investigation report. I guess Black folks is incapable of reporting things to the public.

 

[Ringo]

Very timely...

And what the hell is letter I mean in this abbreviation? And why is this stinking abbreviation constantly increasing?

 

[Confederate Soldier]

I care about Afghanistan, it means that I had cousins who spent all that time there only to have their leadership fail them. C******fuck is what it is.

 

[Mr Natural]

At least no one was enslaved (drafted) to risk their lives in yet another US military escapade.

 

[August West]

I care about Afghanistan, it means that I had cousins who spent all that time there only to have their leadership fail them. C******fuck is what it is.

Your cousins wasted their time. This is one of the reasons we send young people to our never ending wars. They don`t know any better.

 

[Ringo]

About the phrase that "the Taliban want to live in the Middle Ages." Why? The afghan Taliban want to live something like they live in Saudi Arabia.

Remember, there is such an absolute medieval monarchy, where, in principle, there are no elections, and all political parties are banned? Where the authorities do not care about the so-called "human rights" at all. And there is no need to talk about women's rights. Where opponents of the regime are regularly executed, well, or simply cut into pieces. And the death penalty is also imposed there for atheism, divination, causing magic spell damage and other similar cases. Where slavery actually exists. In general, this is one of the most disgusting regimes on the whole globe.

And how often is it condemned, as from the rostrum of the UN or in the world media? You just not suppose to write badly about them. Must not! Because the Saudis are the best friends and partners of the liberal West.

Well, then why did you offended by the Taliban? Just some simple guys...
Once an author on the Internet made one very interesting observation. Saudi Arabia lives on 95% of oil, this is a fact, and the remaining 5% are dates, Islamic tourism, carpets, pistachios. This is all-income that is not provided by labor, and if you suddenly remove all the oil at once , there will be practically nothing left, there will be Mauritania or Chad.
But the kingdom lives, like few other countries in the Islamic world, on a grand scale, here you have six-lane autobahns, skyscrapers and smartphones with rhinestones.
Therefore, the poor people who come to the Hajj from poor Islamic countries, some pashtuns or sudanese negroes, see this fairy tale from 1001 nights, and gain confidence that the kingdom, where strict Sharia laws, where women are beaten with sticks for driving a car and thieves' hands are amputated, is given prosperity from above. It is for observing the rituals and laws of the Muslim faith. Therefore, returning to their impoverished holes, these unfortunate people grab hold of automatic guns and begin to establish Sharia - they think that this is how they will get rid of poverty.

Do you want to laugh at naive pashtuns? But wait a minute.

There are a lot of people in the modern West, who think that the current well-being of Western Europe and the United States is not connected with colonial wars and various modern forms of exploitation of third world countries (for understanding of that you still need to make some intellectual effort) but with the liberal "democracy".
"We just need to hold fair elections and elect the right candidates, who will be pointed out by wise people. And in 5 years everything will be like in paradise. 100% !"

 

[flewism]

Another American for profit war has come to an end. It was a total success story for American contractors what else matters? The American politicians sold the tax payers to the highest bidder once again. You really believe the American politician give a flying fuck about anything in Afghanistan? Afghanistan’s loyal to the American forces left at the mercy of the taliban regime are just waste to the American political for profit system. Just another day is paradise.
Will the media be done with this by weeks end?

 

[bendog]

Your cousins wasted their time. This is one of the reasons we send young people to our never ending wars. They don`t know any better.

Well, if we keep this shit up, the best of our kids will not want to serve. I don't think Afghan was necessarily a waste. We'll have to see if AQ is allowed to mount terrorist activities there. Say what the Trumpistas and neocons might, no one ever mounted a terrorist attack against our country from Iran. Not that Iran is a nice guy.

 

[B. Kidd]

Another American for profit war has come to an end. It was a total success story for American contractors what else matters? The American politicians sold the tax payers to the highest bidder once again. You really believe the American politician give a flying fuck about anything in Afghanistan? Afghanistan’s loyal to the American forces left at the mercy of the taliban regime are just waste to the American political for profit system. Just another day is paradise.
Will the media be done with this by weeks end?

Isn't this the bitter truth!
Globalism is a mirage. It cannot even save Afghan women from re-entering ghosthood!!
Yet, we're still told globalism will change the climate and save the planet.
Some have made alot of money from these fairytales and will continue to bank on making a whole lot more!!!