Presidential and provincial elections!

[Hashmat]

The upcoming election in Afghanistan will be the third Presidential poll since the fall of the Taliban. It should pave the way for the country’s first ever peaceful and democratic transfer of power from one elected President to another. The fact that Afghanistan has never had such a handover before is an indication of progress and freedom.
Around 12 million of Afghanistan’s estimated 30 million people are eligible to vote, if they have a voter registration card.
Security will mostly be provided by Afghan security forces, although NATO mission has offered help with logistics, including air transport of ballots and other supplies.
In your opinion what are major obstacles to elections in Afghanistan?
Very respectfully,
Hashmat
Digital Engagement Team U.S. CENTCOM

[Shah-i-Kot]

Hashmat,

I think this forum is going to fade away if it allows you and the Aria to post your Pro-War propaganda here. You always have BOT like answers, and technically speaking, there was an agreed stance that this forum was not going to be a platform for people like you to post, but an educational place. Looks like the Admins that shamelessly succumbed to your pressure, and it opens up a lot of questions about the purpose of this forum.


First of all, there can be no legal elections as long as there is a US occupation of Afghanistan and there is no independence, peace and stability.

Since both conditions as per UN charter are not met in Afghanistan, this 'election' is simply a show designed to set up another puppet administration.

This so called "War on Terror" which has utterly destroyed the American and European economies is a complete fraud. It is a fraud because on one hand the US/NATO want to pursue a "War on Terror" in poor nations that initially possess no means of deterrence (jets, missiles, choppers, air defense), but want to sit and talk to nations that are labeled by the Senate/Congress as "state sponsors of terror" like with Iran (a nation that has air defense, missile program, etc). Doesnt this just showcase how cowardly the US/NATO military industry complex is? How can on one hand the US/NATO want to fight a "War on Terror" in Afghanistan/Yemen, Libya, Mali, but want to sit and talk with Iran- a nation that backs the Hezbollah terrorist group (which was also responsible for the deaths of 241 US marines in Beirut).


The exposing of this whole fraud is that Israeli lobby controls the US/EU, and there is really no way out of their clutches. If Israel strikes Iran, US will by law have to back it militarily. Europe might as well follow along since they have a knack for joining the military conflicts in the poor countries (Afghanistan, Libya, Iraq). Why is the US so hesitant for a military conflict with Iran, a state sponsor of terrorism (as defined by Congress/Senate).

Do you see the grand irony of it all of it now? What is your opinion of Israel now?

Ensuring the security of Israel. This is paramount part of US foreign policy, and whether genuine or not, there is no way out because you cant bite the hand that feeds you. The big Banks are all Jewish. Jewish influence is far too excessive in Congress and Senate. For the US foreign policy establishment to attempt to extricate themselves out of the US-Israel eternal alliance is difficult because as said before, the hand that feeds you can not be bitten.

(US does not give aid to Israel, it is merely a redistribution of Israeli lobby wealth investments in the economy and campaigns). Do you know how many Senators and Congressmen are under the control of the Israeli lobby?

The war on terror is a fraud

[Hashmat]

Dear Shah-i-Kot
Well, this is an open forum right? Then if so, we have every right to be here just like anyone else; unless you tell me that it is restricted to only certain people with certain viewpoints. And furthermore, I think it makes the discussions more interesting when there are different views and perspectives presented on discussion topics as oppose to just one view and one perspective, don’t you agree?

Regards,
Hashmat
Digital Engagement Team, U.S. Centcom