Taliban

[randolph85]

The Northern Alliance criminals were waging war for those 7 years. There was no peace at the time.

there was no peace in kandahar for 7 years?

so somehow cornered rapists in panjshir were a threat to kandahari girls for 7 years?

lol dude just stop u are looking like an idiot here.

[ghundal]

All real Afghans, not the servants.

[randolph85]

ok so show me polls where all real afghans support the taliban. hurry up u fool.

[ghundal]

I just did, I don't need to repeat posts. Go back and read the links I posted. Their support is increasing every day.

The tribal jirga has rejected the US presence, who do you think they think like?

[ghundal]

http://www.worldbulletin.net/?aType=...rticleID=57807
http://www.time.com/time/world/artic...923303,00.html
http://www.juancole.com/2011/01/tali...collapses.html

I can give more evidence. there is so much, but You will never be pleased with anything given, unless it is the words of a ferangi. The tribal jirga rejected the US. They are against the US, and for their Afghan brothers.

They don't want negotiations with America. Learn to read.

Point, I am making is that all the South and the East of Afghanistan is opposed to the foreigners. Even the North is against the foreigners now. The Pashtuns are the protectors of Afghanistan, not the elite expats sitting in Kabul.

Afghans support the Taliban against the foreigners, and want the foriegners out.


Taliban are returning whether you like it or not.

here, all real Afghans

[randolph85]

so being against US presence = talib?

so ur telling me they are talib supporters but visit the presidential palace for chats with karzai?

u showed me a link that said 5 in 6 people in kandahar refered to talibs as their afghan brothers. do u not understand that it doesnt show ALL afghans support the taliban?

Afghan police 'nearly as unpopular as Taliban in south' | World news | The Guardian
But in the south, the popularity of the police has dropped over the past year from 67% to 48%. There, the police fared only slightly better than the Taliban. Only 13% of Afghans nationwide have a favourable opinion of the Taliban, but the figure is 40% in the south.

Poll: Majority of Afghans Support Talks With Taliban | CNSnews.com
Some 83 percent of Afghan adults back efforts to secure the country through negotiations with armed, anti-government groups, the survey conducted by the Asia Foundation said. That's up from 71 percent last year.
The report also said that 55 percent of Afghan adults had no sympathy at all for the armed opposition groups -- up from 36 percent last year -- and another 26 percent had only a little sympathy.
Moreover, 81 percent -- 10 percent more than last year -- support programs to lure Taliban foot soldiers off the battlefield by providing assistance, jobs and housing to those who lay down their arms and reintegrate into society.



do me a favor, and never have children. thanks.

[randolph85]

ans safety

i think this dull-headed twerp has been on too many drugs that killed his brain cells hampering his thinking abilities.

he views afghanistan under the same lens as his black US army sugar daddy thinking that modern-day standards of living should have occured immediately and spontaneously in a country stricken by decades of war, bloodshed, foreign interference, sanctions, poverty.
when people are busy worrying about their survival and safety they dont have time to spend sending their daughters out in miniskirts to non-existent schools due to lack of infrastructure, resources, and stability..

there were girls going to school before and after the taliban. so what does infrastructure, resources, and stability have to do with it? if those were issues, then no boys would of gone to school during the talib days.

and what is it with u and blacks in uniform?

[randolph85]

here, all real Afghans

do u realize that none of ur links have any polls or mention of public support for the taliban? LOL WTF

[ghundal]

I could give you a bunch of polls. here is one'

BBC News - Afghan support for attacks on Nato rising - poll

[ghundal]

so being against US presence = talib?

so ur telling me they are talib supporters but visit the presidential palace for chats with karzai?

u showed me a link that said 5 in 6 people in kandahar refered to talibs as their afghan brothers. do u not understand that it doesnt show ALL afghans support the taliban?

Afghan police 'nearly as unpopular as Taliban in south' | World news | The Guardian
But in the south, the popularity of the police has dropped over the past year from 67% to 48%. There, the police fared only slightly better than the Taliban. Only 13% of Afghans nationwide have a favourable opinion of the Taliban, but the figure is 40% in the south.

Poll: Majority of Afghans Support Talks With Taliban | CNSnews.com
Some 83 percent of Afghan adults back efforts to secure the country through negotiations with armed, anti-government groups, the survey conducted by the Asia Foundation said. That's up from 71 percent last year.
The report also said that 55 percent of Afghan adults had no sympathy at all for the armed opposition groups -- up from 36 percent last year -- and another 26 percent had only a little sympathy.
Moreover, 81 percent -- 10 percent more than last year -- support programs to lure Taliban foot soldiers off the battlefield by providing assistance, jobs and housing to those who lay down their arms and reintegrate into society.



do me a favor, and never have children. thanks.

all biased polls most likely tailored in Kabul

[randolph85]

do u even read ur own links?

after telling me all afghans support the taliban, u post this to try to prove ur point?

The poll found 27% of people felt attacks against US or Nato troops were justified - though 64% disagreed.

The Taliban remain unpopular, but an increasing number of Afghans (73%) said they backed a negotiated settlement.
Some 23% said they supported continuing the fight against the Taliban - a similar level of backing as in previous years.

It found that support for President Hamid Karzai remains strong, despite recent corruption allegations and an election last year widely condemned by international observers.
Some 62% of those polled rated his leadership as good or excellent, compared with 72% in 2009 and 52% a year earlier.

Fifty-nine percent of those asked said they felt the country was going in the right direction, down from 70% the previous year.
This year has been the bloodiest yet in the US-led coalition's nine-year war against Taliban forces, with civilian casualties at an all-time high.
The number of those surveyed who blamed American forces for the violence rose from 5% last year to 14% this year.
The numbers blaming the Taliban for the killing fell from 42% to 33%.
But support for foreign involvement in Afghanistan is still very strong - with 63% saying they back the presence of US forces and 54% supporting Nato/Isaf.
Just 11% expressed support for Taliban fighters.

ur link disproves everything u have been saying haha wow

[Laila]

I could give you a bunch of polls. here is one'

BBC News - Afghan support for attacks on Nato rising - poll

This whole article does not go with what you are saying

[randolph85]

lol woof woof woof... tell your black US army sugar daddy to give you some more biscuits. atta boy... keep barking for him...

in any primordial society, women's roles are in the house and men who are providers and maintainers work or go to school. the more advanced it gets, with the more resources available, the women may also choose to work and go to school.. even in the US though, many women are stay-at-home moms.

then what are u doing going to school, being online, and talking to men u dont know? u are breaking talib rules here.

[ghundal]

bottom line is with facts supported by US reports which you all respect, the Taliban control and support have increased in Afghanistan. This is fact. I am not giving my opinion. Solid facts.

Afghanistan will be cleansed of all the filth.

[randolph85]

i think i got unknownprince's own stupidity as my new sig.