Amrullah Saleh Crying After Defeat

[Areesh]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1090180930432626688

 

[Abu Zarrar]

these guys will never learn

 

[Abu Zarrar]

Made up fantasy title.
Meanwhile in Amrullah Saleh is all set to be the next Vice President of Afghanistan.

and we wish him good luck

 

[Taimoor Khan]

It seems the stakeholders will make Gen Raziq out of him. He is definitely asking for it.

But why these brave farsawani Afghans are so upset about foreign forces leaving their country?

 

[Tom M]

It seems the stakeholders will make Gen Raziq out of him. He is definitely asking for it.

But why these brave farsawani Afghans are so upset about foreign forces leaving their country?

This is exactly what I've been discussing with some of your friends in different Afghan related threads. Afghanistan has every recipe for getting engaged in yet another civil war immediately after the foreign forces leave. The war there is only one permanent thing I guess.

 

[insight-out]

The war there is only one permanent thing I guess.

War is no laughing matter.

 

[Riz]

Time to pack their bags and **** off... Taliban will finish them one by one.. They are more harmful for Afghanistan rather then terrorists

 

[Taimoor Khan]

This is exactly what I've been discussing with some of your friends in different Afghan related threads. Afghanistan has every recipe for getting engaged in yet another civil war immediately after the foreign forces leave. The war there is only one permanent thing I guess.

If it helps nullifying and uprooting this rather artificially created Indian presence and influence among present Kabul dispensation, I don't think you will find many among my fellows complaining about it.

No one got crystal ball to predict the future accurately. Ofcourse Taliban are vengeful and will not spare these farsawani northern alliance lot who they not only have historic feud with, but now, consider them as traitors because they facilitated the foreign occupation of Afghansitan. But before that stage is reached, there are many other factors which can decide the fate of likes of Amarullah Saleh. There are whispers going around that Gen Raziq was perhaps neutralised by America itself because he was causing issue in ongoing peace talks with Talibans. Who know, similar fate is waiting for Amarullah Saleh.

As for Ajeet Doval and his likes, he wanted to fight Pakistan to the last Afghans. Its seems, he is running out of his afghans.

 

[Tom M]

If it helps nullifying and uprooting this rather artificially created Indian presence and influence among present Kabul dispensation, I don't think you will find many among my fellows complaining about it.

No one got crystal ball to predict the future accurately. Ofcourse Taliban are vengeful and will not spare these farsawani northern alliance lot who they not only have historic feud with, but now, consider them as traitors because they facilitated the foreign occupation of Afghansitan. But before that stage is reached, there are many other factors which can decide the fate of likes of Amarullah Saleh. There are whispers going around that Gen Raziq was perhaps neutralised by America itself because he was causing issue in ongoing peace talks with Talibans. Who know, similar fate is waiting for Amarullah Saleh.

As for Ajeet Doval and his likes, he wanted to fight Pakistan to the last Afghans. Its seems, he is running out of his afghans.

International politics and diplomacy are is like stock markets. The changes are cyclic, both bull and bear phases come over again and again, it's is how one plan and execute things that really matter. Nothing is over yet for anyone.

War is no laughing matter.

I know. But the Afghans are dumb enough to not learn from their long history of wars. Even majority of your fellow countrymen are in favor of the Taliban violently settling scores once foreign forces leave. What does that mean ??? Simple, an inevitable civil war in near future.

 

[Taimoor Khan]

International politics and diplomacy are is like stock markets. The changes are cyclic, both bull and bear phases come over again and again, it's is how one plan and execute things that really matter. Nothing is over yet for anyone.

Indeed. Its just a matter of if one is prepared to take the hit and losses and still be in a position to float.

 

[khail007]

This is exactly what I've been discussing with some of your friends in different Afghan related threads. Afghanistan has every recipe for getting engaged in yet another civil war immediately after the foreign forces leave. The war there is only one permanent thing I guess.

You are not aware of Afghanistan, let occupation forces out, it will be the matter of minutes for puppets to fall. There will be no future in Afghanistan for present set-up.

 

[Tom M]

You are not aware of Afghanistan, let occupation forces out, it will be the matter of minutes for puppets to fall. There will be no future in Afghanistan for present set-up.

But you do agree that the so called puppets which you say are also citizens of Afghanistan and they also have some supporters and followers there ??

 

[insight-out]

Even majority of your fellow countrymen are in favor of the Taliban violently settling scores once foreign forces leave.

That is not true. Pakistanis want peace in Afghanistan. We just do not want a government that is hostile to Pakistan, no matter who it may be. And from our experience over the last 17 years, we know that a government backed by the US/India does not meet that condition.

 

[khail007]

But you do agree that the so called puppets which you say are also citizens of Afghanistan and they also have some supporters and followers there ??

Yes, you are right, definitely they are citizens, but the popular vote will be against what they are dreaming of. Further, they all will apply for political asylum in other parts of the world, if they had committed the war crimes - they all are well aware of that and that's why they started the blame game in a very very worried tone.

 

[Tom M]

That is not true. Pakistanis want peace in Afghanistan. We just do not want a government that is hostile to Pakistan, no matter who it may be. And from our experience over the last 17 years, we know that a government backed by the US/India does not meet that condition.

Understood. But forget US/India for the time being. But can you please tell me the hostility of current Afghan regime towards Pakistan was without any reason ??

Yes, you are right, definitely they are citizens, but the popular vote will be against what they are dreaming of. Further, they all will apply for political asylum in other parts of the world, if they had committed the war crimes - they all are well aware of that and that's why they started the blame game in a very very worried tone.

Then it supports what I have been consistently saying. If the current settlement is not that peaceful an lead to violent settlement of scores, it will lead to yet another civil war.