wrong again. The movement was a project of
young pakistanis who went to afghanistan to
create a shariah paradise.
Why is ISIS fighting against Taliban terror?
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young pakistanis who went to afghanistan to
create a shariah paradise.
rupol2000
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It does not happen, these are fairy tales. The US right (except Trumpster jesters) has always supported the anti-Taliban insurgents.
If ISIS is opposed to the Taliban, then they are supported by the right and rejected by the left.
This is just confirmed by the fact that the United States fought against ISIS in Syria, these were the times of the left. It began in 2011, under Obama, shortly before the coup in Ukraine.
Gabe Lackmann
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So Sunni has nothing to do with the argument then?
Why did you create the distinction?
think TRIBAL-----"distinctions" in muzzie land can
be created, simply, due to "those lousy people over
there over the hill"
Likkmee
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Which one was able to get the better CIA contract ?If ISIS is the bad guys why are they waging war against terrorists in Afghanistan? Shouldn't they be aligned with the Taliban?
Taliban’s power challenged by Afghan National Resistance Front, ISIS-K
The Taliban are finding it’s much more difficult being the governing authority of Afghanistan than it was waging an insurgency campaign.nypost.com
As usual you are naive when it comes to real world situations. We supported the Taliban and Al Qaeda against the Russians before we attacked the Taliban and Al Qaeda, we supported Sadam against Iran before we attacked Iraq. The Muslims have been fighting each other for hundreds of years and have been quite happy to take our assistance in the hope that they could use it against us at a latter date. The Muslim concept of peace is to build up their forces to attack their enemies again from a stronger position. ISIS for one has as it's ultimate goal a world wide Caliphate under their rule. Sure we could temporarily support them and they would gladly take our support and if they win will make the Taliban look like a benevolent, peace loving organization in comparison.
ISIS is the more dangerous of the two.
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Rup the US supported the Taliban in the 1980s
because the Taliban RESISTED the Russian presence
in that country. As to al Qaeda ?????
Not only naive but completely clueless........ Who do you think was fighting against the Russians when they occupied Afghanistan? The Borneo natives?
Yeah, we were supplying Osama bin Laden and his fledgling Al Qaeda in Afghanistan against the Russians.
yes----that was the thing against Russia----but
I do not recall any specific support of Al Qaeda
once the Russians left Afghanistan
Never said or implied it continued after the Russians left Afghanistan. Also, a bit of a correction on my part, both the Taliban and Al Qaeda were in their infancy during the Russian occupation.
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nope----the "TALIBAN" existed as a bunch of
young Pakistani college students seeking the
legendary caliphate---the term TALIBAN refers
to "students" The Northern Alliance came about
in the late 1990s as an ANTI TALIBAN thing
it is generally all sunni, The Taliban, the RULING
Iraqis, Bin Laden, West Pakistan
You can't possibly be this clueless........ But then again.........
Likkmee
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Neither. They were on the side of Cheney and Hillary
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