US relocating Daesh to Afghanistan to justify military presence in region: Leader

[Ray-of-Hope]

US and Britain were allies of the Shah when Iran was weak and dependent on the west. When Iran became more and more independent and prospered, the Shah started to slowly distance Iran from western influence. Ofcourse Pro-regime people will tell you that Shah was a puppet, but he was not. If you have the time look at this video, I think it covers the entire shah era in one short video.

this is more detailed

and this 10 second video

I believe US and Britain helped Khomeini into power, but of course the mullahs witnsessng that US betrayed their once most important ally, knew they never trust US and Britain.

The most important point is again that once upon a time, Iran was a very strong ally of the US. Two things at the time could ruin any nation in a jiffy: getting rid of American support, and getting rid of Soviet support. Afghanistan paid the price for the latter, Iraq for the former.

 

[LeGenD]

Sometimes I wonder; politics of narrative-building is bigger threat (or) the US.

Claims of US shifting ME-based ISIS to Afghanistan is a laughably bad effort to construct a narrative to mislead the gullible. Where is the proof?

ISIS-K emerged seperately in Afghanistan, comprising former combatants of TTP, Afghan Taliban and Indians.

 

[bananarepublic]

Sometimes I wonder; politics of narrative-building is bigger threat (or) the US.

Claims of US shifting ME-based ISIS to Afghanistan is a laughably bad effort to construct a narrative to mislead the gullible. Where is the proof?

ISIS-K emerged seperately in Afghanistan, comprising former combatants of TTP, Afghan Taliban and Indians.

Although i am not a believer of shitty conspiracy believer but for what i know that the american government had a hand in the isis-k emergence even karzai himself talked about unmarked supplies being transported to isis-k eve though he blames every problem on pakistan....

 

[Cthulhu]

We want to repeat this "We are fighting ISIS" story in Afghanistan, Now we're just constructing the narrative.