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    This is what Mullah Mansur Dadullah, another of the cockroaches and a brother of Barakzai Abdali in Jehad says.

    د طالبانو يوه قوماندان منصور داد الله له بي بي سي سره په يوه ځانګړې مرکه کې ويلي، چې د طالبانو مشر ملا محمد عمر د ناروغۍ له امله نه دی مړ شوی، بلکې "وژل" شوی دی.

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    Interesting. When a Pashtun thinks some has a hand in his brother's murder I don't think he will accept him as his emir even if a revelation also descends. This is what it is between Dadullah and the new leader. But Pakistan definitely had a hand in the late Dadullah's killing and it is interesting to note how this guy has misgivings both for Pakistani and Mullah Akhtar Mansour. Tayab Agha's resignation is also interesting and what can be noted in his latest statements is his opposition to Mansour and Pakistani nexus.

    I hope these people will not be somehow eliminated by other Talibs and Paki conspiracy. They should be encouraged to live free and a peaceful life in Afghanistan and protected. The same goes for other Talibs. The rest of us should open our arms and embrace them. Enough is enough. Talibs were pushed and afforded ISI trap by the difficult circumstances they were in (NA, US's revengeful attitude, and the rest not interested in peace etc.). Talibs may not be the the most cunning and savvy and strategist but are notoriously independent and strong-heart and minded people. I think we all have this element in us. :-)
    Last edited by ComradePashtun; 08-04-2015, 08:03 PM.

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    • #3
      One thing that makes me think about change in Pakistan's attitude is that it has possibly almost certainly reached a conclusion that they will NOT get their own way with any Afghan group, especially Talibs who are the most strong-headed ones. I had always been under the impression and having said it in this forum that Pakistan does not place enough trust in Talibs. Hence why turn the rest of Afghanistan and the government (which will ofcourse last and there zero percent chance of it to be toppled) against it given there is no predictability what so ever with Talibs.

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      • #4
        But anyway, Talibs are nutcases. The splintering ones seems to be extreme nutty. lol
        Mullah Mansour being a pragmatist and moderate so maybe someone to reason with.

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