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  • Former Taliban Commander Mawlawi Azizullah Agha admits to Pakistani influence

    Taliban commander who defected considering return to insurgency - Telegraph


    During eight years of campaigning he had been wounded seven times, had three brothers killed and estimated he had lost 40 close friends.

    Pakistan influence over the Taliban - it would give orders to kill tribal elders who helped the government - triggered his decision to leave.

    In October 2010, he and a friend, Noor-ul-Aziz Agha, who had been appointed Taliban governor of Kunduz, defected to the government in a deal brokered by the governor of Panjwayi, Faziluddin Agha, and the Afghan intelligence service. Faziluddin Agha denied he had offered the defectors jobs, and claimed the Afghan government had given the group £37,000.
    "We regret he is so upset," he said.

    Noor-ul-Aziz Agha had been given a home in Kabul, but Azizullah Agha remained in Kandahar city.

  • #2
    This does not make sense.
    First he says that he left the Taliban because ISI were ordering him to kill Tribal elders then he says that the government is not fulfilling its promise so he wants to go back to the taliban. It sounds like this guy is a classic opportunist. He creates an ethical reason to leave the insurgency that is fighting the invaders, than he is threatening the ones that have the power to make him a rich man that he can be an enemy. So he is neither interested in freeing the country from occupation nor is he interested in strengthening the current government. he just wants money.

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    • #3
      Heres an interview of the man
      TOLOnews.com _04 _08 _2011 _PURSO _PAL - YouTube!

      He says that the Taliban dont kill teachers, engineers, elders. He says the Taliban have their own goals and Pakistan have their own goals, ISI involvement is less than 5%. He is contradicting your article.
      Last edited by khushal; 08-22-2011, 04:10 AM.

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      • #4
        deo Wos mung na SHUDAGAN jora wi .......da US vizu offer osho warta
        تار تار پروت دی چا راټول نه کړو سائله
        د پښتون وطن ګرېوان د لېوني دی

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        • #5
          Originally posted by khushal View Post
          Heres an interview of the man
          TOLOnews.com _04 _08 _2011 _PURSO _PAL - YouTube!

          He says that the Taliban dont kill teachers, engineers, elders. He says the Taliban have their own goals and Pakistan have their own goals, ISI involvement is less than 5%. He is contradicting your article.


          Not the same guy


          this is Mawlawi Azizullah...the guy in your video is Muhammad Akir Agha



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          • #6
            khushal got dissed LOL

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            • #7
              Im not saying that its the same guy, my point is one taliban member is contradicting the other taliban member, why believe one and not the other

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              • #8
                Lol there is no need for them two ugly mullah to confirm that they are foreigners proxies any body with scintilla of intelligence know that.

                Look at some of the e Taliban who barks endlessly on this forum even can't speak a word of pakhto I wonder how he is communicating with one eyed mullah ,loooooool
                Last edited by Niazi; 08-22-2011, 03:59 PM.
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                • #9
                  actually Niazi, Mullah Azizullah is noble man with a conscience and he made the decisions he made TO AVOID being a foreign proxy and help protect the lives of his people.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by ScimitarXEdge View Post
                    actually Niazi, Mullah Azizullah is noble man with a conscience and he made the decisions he made TO AVOID being a foreign proxy and help protect the lives of his people.
                    Then why is he threatening to leave the government(foreign proxy) and join the other alleged foreign proxy if he does not receive the money and other rewards he was promised.

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by Niazi View Post
                      Lol there is no need for them two ugly mullah to confirm that they are foreigners proxies any body with scintilla of intelligence know that.

                      Look at some of the e Taliban who barks endlessly on this forum even can't speak a word of pakhto I wonder how he is communicating with one eyed mullah ,loooooool
                      Yes, but the mullahs didn't come on the backs of foreigners like this foreign proxy.


                      the latter is not going to work

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by khushal View Post
                        Yes, but the mullahs didn't come on the backs of foreigners like this foreign proxy.


                        the latter is not going to work
                        Ofcouse talibans get their arms and mony straight from seventh heaven.

                        The only deference between karzai and mullah Omar is, karzai is first hand salve and Taluban are salve of the ISI which make them salve of the salve.
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                        • #13
                          The thing is Naizi, you cant fight your own battles because you are cowardly. You are giving it up in exchange for US soldiers fighting for you.

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by khushal View Post
                            Then why is he threatening to leave the government(foreign proxy) and join the other alleged foreign proxy if he does not receive the money and other rewards he was promised.
                            I say people who don't want to put their people in any sorts of harmsway are good people, even if they want money and rewards

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by ScimitarXEdge View Post
                              I say people who don't want to put their people in any sorts of harmsway are good people, even if they want money and rewards
                              But if he joins the alleged foreign proxy, then is he not putting innocents in harms way.

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