Taliban Just enjoying life :D

[Bossman]

Dear sir, my post was on a lighter note. I also put a smiley there to indicate it. You need to calm down.

Are you saying you gonna need Taliban help to 'liberate' Kashmir now?

No I never said that. What I am saying is that a materially more superior power can be defeated and there are many different ways of doing it.

 

[Protest_again]

Okay so you are serious after all.

I dont want to get into whether or not it's Pakistan's responsibility, but the fact that Pakistan economy in shambles, I dont really find this realistic for Pakistan to help Afghanistan economically (or anyone for that matter). Unless you are saying that Pakistan will borrow the money from China and then give it to Afghanistan?

No country can match the US aid that was given to Afghanistan in last 2 decades. Not even China Russia and everyone else combined.

It doesn't matter what Pakistan can and can't do. It will be Pakistan's responsibility as world will not recognize the Taliban government. Taliban could eventually return to illegal drug trade for money but that will be another headache for Pakistan.

 

[Bossman]

Dear sir, my post was on a lighter note. I also put a smiley there to indicate it. You need to calm down.

Don’t tell me to #ucking calm down. Don’t try to be smart, there was nothing funny about what you wrote.

 

[ghazi52]

Update on Islamic Emirates of Afghanistan .
First press conference of Afghan Taliban is about to start (7 pm PST) in Kabul.

 

[Kuru]

No I never said that. What I am saying is that a materially more superior power can be defeated and there are many different ways of doing it.

Okay.
But I dont think that Talibans can go to the US and 'liberate' a US state. This is just an example. Similarly, Taliban cant go to Xinjiang and 'liberate' it from China.
So there is a difference between Taliban doing the gorilla warfare against a foreign power in their own country and Taliban going to a different country to liberate a particular region.

So when you said the following, it didnt make much sense to me:
Now liberation Kashmir is the next natural step.

Don’t tell me to #ucking calm down. Don’t try to be smart, there was nothing funny about what you wrote.

I dont know why you are still triggered for an otherwise harmless post. Now I cant even tell you to calm down as per your own suggestion.

 

[Bossman]

Okay.
But I dont think that Talibans can go to the US and 'liberate' a US state. This is just an example. Similarly, Taliban cant go to Xinjiang and 'liberate' it from China.
So there is a difference between Taliban doing the gorilla warfare against a foreign power in their own country and Taliban going to a different country to liberate a particular region.

So when you said the following, it didnt make much sense to me:
Now liberation Kashmir is the next natural step.

I dont know why you are still triggered for an otherwise harmless post. Now I cant even tell you to calm down as per your own suggestion.

Does the victory of the rag tag Taleban in less than 10 days after the US and all the other Western Countries spending more than 2 trillion dollars over 20 year in Afghanistan makes sense to you? You Indians have the “if we had the Rafale” mentality. We take a different view. Things will make a lot of sense to you soon, just wait.

 

[ghazi52]

In Kandahar, Afghanistan's second-largest city, traffic police had Taliban flags on their motorcycles on Tuesday.

 

[Verve]

So when you said the following, it didnt make much sense to me:
Now liberation Kashmir is the next natural step.

Kashmir is a short hike for Afghan Taliban from Wakhan Corridor through GB

 

[Protest_again]

Does the victory of the rag tag Taleban in less than 10 days after the US and all the other Western Countries spending more than 2 trillion dollars over 20 year in Afghanistan makes sense to you? You Indians have the “if we had the Rafale” mentality. We take a different view. Things will make a lot of sense to you soon.

You needed Taleban to attack Kashmir is it? So you are taking 'If only we had Taliban' approach. Okay, got it. Your soon is too vague. Can we get a timeline for this assault on Kashmir, so I can mock you when you can't. Lol.

 

[Kuru]

Does the victory of the rag tag Taleban in less than 10 days after the US and all the other Western Countries spending more than 2 trillion dollars over 20 year in Afghanistan makes sense to you? You Indians have the “if we had the Rafale” mentality. We take a different view. Things will make a lot of sense to you soon.

Sir I already covered this part.

The rag tags have done it 'in their own country against a foreign power'.
If you believe that these rag tags will take on, for example, PLA to liberate Xinjiang or IA to liberate Kashmir then you are expecting roo much.
Also, they couldn't do it the last time around - during 1996 to 2001 - so Ibdont know what makes you so hopeful this time.

Kashmir is a short hike for Afghan Taliban from Wakhan Corridor through GB

Was it non existant during 1996 to 2001?

 

[Verve]

Was it non existant during 1996 to 2001?

Wakhan Corridor was in Northern Alliance control back then .... FFS, why don't you Indians research!

 

[Kuru]

Wakhan Corridor was in Northern Alliance control back then .... FFS, why don't you Indians research!

Okay my bad.
So was that corridor the only 'way' for Talibans to march into Kashmir to liberate it? There were no other areas they could make use of ?
I mean.. they could have taken the support of Pakistan which shares the border with India and Afghanistan both, yes?

 

[Areesh]

Ofcourse, they would want relations. But would they pay? It's not easy to run a country and feed a 10's of millions of mouths.

If taliban can capture 600k sq km of land in 15 days then they can surely make money too

You don't have to worry about that. They already have allies. Some very powerful ones

 

[ghazi52]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1427563861901725696

 

[magra]

Afghanistan is mineral rich and China is ready to mine and pay handsomely ... Afghan Taliban had nearly eradicated poppy planting in their first tenure and won't resort to any such drug making business.

Your Indians keep burning ... fun to watch

That will be fun to watch. Taliban requires men to grow long beards, whereas Chinese dont get much facial hair