The Taliban is S**t

[larry806q]

https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com...-just-months-before-collapse-for-the-taliban/

All of the "facts" are based on news reports from "approved" sources!

 

[Roses In The Vineyard]

 

[Pin]

A large part of this video is character assassination towards Joe Biden.

 

[larry806q]

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/20...ingButtons&utm_campaign=websitesharingbuttons

 

[Faye]

I'm honestly not sure what to think about this. How do the majority of the people in Afghanistan see things (even if large portions of the population would disagree)? The United States has a tendency to try and push idealistic agendas on other countries that are out of touch with what the majority of the people there believe. How many of the young men in the Taliban can even read? How many of them are teenagers or joined when they were teenagers? I'm not sure the United States could ever win fighting against the lack of infrastructure and education.

I'm afraid that the problems are just beginning for Afghanistan. I don't think the Taliban will be effective at governance, and people are already taking bets on how long they last before the infighting begins.

 

[Roses In The Vineyard]

 

[dZpADTLrPmX4c]

I like that the vice president is now leading an insurgency. They've fought a few battles. Hopefully Kabul will go smoothly.
The ex-president, well. He shouldn't have left his people like that, that's the burden of leadership, though fearing for one's life is understandable. Now that he advocates for them to cease fighting, is beginning to sound more like cowardice than anything.
I prefer peaceful solutions myself, but there has to be a strategy to them.

 

[just me]

Fighting leads to destruction. It is expected, normally. I refuse to believe we are so stupid. What's going on? Doubt you will read about it.

 

[larry806q]

https://gab.com/Msgt_Airborne/posts/106915217002205431

No you won't read about it but, here it is in a rather stark picture.