Afghan Forces Fail to Turn Back Taliban Gains

[haviZsultan]

I will have to agree with you on the notion that Afghans can't put all their dirty laundry in the basket of GHQ / Pakistan, there are serious issues facing the country where blaming Pakistan is just plain stupid. So how on earth can I blame Pakistan when corrupt officials buy and sale gov lands.

I wish you luck in your mission to build bridges. But there appears to be no consensus amongst Afghans about what future they want which is far worse than the same lack of consensus present in Pakistan. The uzbeks, hazaras, tajiks and pashtuns each vote in different ways. When there are so many differences there are bound to be problems. I hope Afghanistan can fix the underlying problems before it attempts to resolve the durand line in its favor.

Killing the Taliban is a duty for us all whether Afghan or Pakistani. But as I said some Afghans openly support the Taliban. There might be similar Pakistanis and there are divisions amongst us, but not as voluble as those here. Ethnic voting is noted as a problem in both Pakistan and Afghanistan.

 

[Sinnerman108]

That country is geographically too big and ethnically too diverse to be governed by this size of government.

The easiest solution is to split this problem in 3 - 4 pieces.