The Afghan war: A failure made in the USA

[jericho]

Mush went on an all out support for the US---but when he saw the deceit in the US military action and US govt policy---his perspective changed and he mentioned it in earlier interviews---.

Pak milityary realized the deceit of the US army when pak military would plan an offensive at pt A and would ask the US military to be on the opposite side of the border to catch the escaping opposition---the US military was no where to be found----.

The US military would start an action a 400 / 500 miles down stream of the border on their own---so on one side pak is attacking and the opposing forces are escaping to afg without any checks and then the US attacks the opposing force some 500 miles away without telling pakistan military and the enemy escapes into pakistan---thus the US military / govt can blame pakistan---.

Do you have any links about this info which you can share? The interviews, or any reading links?

 

[MastanKhan]

Do you have any links about this info which you can share? The interviews, or any reading links?

HI

Respectfully---I don't give out links for what I mention---. You will have to search on your own or contact the retired general or his associates---.

 

[xyx007]

Do you know that Bush administration allowed Al-Qaeda Network to slip into Pakistan from Tora Bora sector? An American commander on the ground requested reinforcements from his higher ups to eliminate Al-Qaeda Network in Tora Bora and his request was denied. Imagine this.

Pakistan simply chose to safeguard its interests vis-a-vis Afghanistan and weather the storm. Duplicity my foot.

Americans mainly saw in Afghanistan an ideal environment for experiments (e.g. Drone warfare), and to gather vital information from Afghanistan's neighborhood.

If they want to win a war, they can and will. Any irregular warfare force cannot defeat world's greatest army in the battlefield - nope. Americans should be questioned about their true mission in Afghanistan.

when the US in the air, there's in no match with them, We knew this US superiority. But on Ground in Gorilla fight you see their morals and the level of fight after 18 years.

 

[H. Dawary]

Do you know that Bush administration allowed Al-Qaeda Network to slip into Pakistan from Tora Bora sector? An American commander on the ground requested reinforcements from his higher ups to eliminate Al-Qaeda Network in Tora Bora and his request was denied. Imagine this.

Pakistan simply chose to safeguard its interests vis-a-vis Afghanistan and weather the storm. Duplicity my foot.

Americans mainly saw in Afghanistan an ideal environment for experiments (e.g. Drone warfare), and to gather vital information from Afghanistan's neighborhood.

If they want to win a war, they can and will. Any irregular warfare force cannot defeat world's greatest army in the battlefield - nope. Americans should be questioned about their true mission in Afghanistan.

I agree, why did they enter Afghanistan? I have researched this topic way too extensively and still no conclusive answers. Some say to have a base in the heart of Asia... Religious brothers say that's where the army of Mahdi will come out from... Others further say that the real target was not Afghanistan but rather Pakistan... and further from this if we want to get into conspiracy theories is that the NWO and world bank wanted a central bank in Afghanistan, as at the time Afghanistan was one of the few countries that did not have a central bank closely tied to the World Bank and look who the current leader of Afghanistan is (someone that worked for world bank), now there are only remaining two, Iran and North Korea... I personally think it is to control Afghanistan and create instability so that their big businesses can sell more weapons and bring more money to America as well as robbing Afghanistan of its resources. All this however is getting off topic.

The real reason... we may not know why the US really went into Afghanistan? the only thing we do know is that they are not there to keep peace, but to create instability, it's something I can't wrap my head around. But what I do know is that it is in the best interest of Pakistan as well as Afghanistan to kick them out and bring back stability.

My only advice, don't get duped by fast dollars and have them around, you don't want to find out what will happen then...

 

[Pan-Islamic-Pakistan]

Musharraf should now return to Pak as a victorious general....

Yes, let him come back so we can ask him some hard questions. Pakistan needs to know why we paid for WoT with 75,000 lives.

 

[Mahmood-ur-Rehman]

when the US in the air, there's in no match with them, We knew this US superiority. But on Ground in Gorilla fight you see their morals and the level of fight after 18 years.

Police and judiciary are two most corrupt mafias in Pakistan