Reports: Taliban Supreme Leader running businesses under fake names and owns a house

[Shamlawar Khurasani]

Dzj, you should be less emotional and address what I am saying without emotionally beging me to answer you on behalf of the Taliban.

I don't demand from you to answer me on behalf of Obama as his ambassador.

I just address some of the things you say and what people say who share your beliefs.

As someone who takes classes at a university you should know better.

You loose your value as a counterpart in a debate when you constantly resort to cheap emotional rants. It doesn't give you a pic
moral high ground. It just makes you look like a screaming silly activist who carries a right bow flag exposing her hairy armpits chanting slogans.

[DaZahroJaam.]

where was i emotional?? have you considered being a good example of what you ask from me?? not dismissing everything i say by suggesting i am being "emotional"??
you can't accuse me of advocating for obama because i am not here, defending him. you are defending mullah mansoor so when i confront you about it, don't whine about me being emotional. answer the question.

ANSWER THE QUESTION.

ANSWER IT.

ANSWER THE QUESTION.


i am a human being. i will be emotional if i want to be emotional.

[Shamlawar Khurasani]

I won't until you change your attitude.

[DaZahroJaam.]

Excuse me, please..
I have come into terms with the idea of living without an answer from you because you don't have an answer for me. Just as you have no shame, feelings, conscious, courage, common sense or ghairat.
May you suffer in afterlife just as you are suffering now. It must suck for a coward like you to be living the life of an sex addicted alcoholic who is convinced that he was born to please bin laden slaves.

Good day.

[DaZahroJaam.]

Damn, that was mean. He deserves it.

[khushal]

American daily newspaper the New York Times has published a report indicating that the Supreme Leader of Taliban Mullah Akhtar Mohammad Mansour is a businessman and running businesses in Dubai.
The report cites a person that knows Mullah Mansour as saying that the Taliban leader owns a cellphone company.
The news agency cites some intelligence officials as saying that Mullah Mansour is wealthy by any standard, partly because of his ties to Ishaqzai narcotics traffickers.
One Afghan intelligence official has said that some of the wealth of Mullah Mansour has been frozen by Pakistani officials.
One such time came this year when Pakistan was seeking to broker a round of talks between the Taliban leadership and the Afghan government and wanted Mullah Mansour to go along with it, the official said.
According the NYT, some of the time, he lives in a southern neighborhood of Quetta, Pakistan, known as Satellite Town, in an enclave where he and some other Taliban leaders from the same Pashtun tribe, the Ishaqzai, have built homes, according to interviews with a range of people who know him, including high-ranking Taliban leaders.
The NYT report further states that many of the people interviewed about Mullah Mansour, they spoke on the condition of anonymity to avoid offending or prompting revenge.
The report reveals that Quetta is not his only option. Although he is on the United Nations no-fly list, Mullah Mansour has repeatedly taken flights in and out of Pakistan, according to a senior Afghan intelligence official. Often, his destination has been Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates, where he has a house and several investments under different names, the official said.
Mullah Akhtar Mohammad Mansour took over as the Supreme Leader of Taliban after Mullah Mohammad Mansour was confirmed dead lately.
According to the New York Times, some members of the Taliban regime are surprised of what Mullah Mansour is today.
NYT quotes Mullah Salaam Alizai, who according to the news agency was close to Mullah Omar during the Taliban government in the 1990s and later spent years as an insurgent commander and then joined government, as saying that Mullah Mansour is unpredictable and an opportunist.
“The kind of person who doesn’t have his own ideology, the kind of person who doesn’t care about how much destruction occurs,” he is quoted as saying in a phone interview.
“If he is told to destroy one road, he will destroy 10, if he is told to kill one person, he will kill 100,” added Mullah Alizai, who reconciled with the government about eight years ago.
NYT has quoted another official of Taliban regime as saying that Mullah Akhtar was a hard-working administrator and that he was not a fundamentalist.
“Mullah Mansour was not a notorious figure and he was not fundamentalist, either,” Maulawi Qalamuddin, who is now on the Afghan government’s peace commission is quoted by the news agency as saying.
http://www.khaama.com/report-taliban...-in-dubai-3979

Where is the New York Times report?

The article is quoting unnamed sources and NDS intelligence which is known to exaggerate.

[BarakzaiAbdali]

Damn, that was mean. He deserves it.

No, frenemy. No one deserves that. You are a very mean person. It's fine to be mean to me since I was fairly mean to you - but instead you are like a PF terrorist. You decided to light up SK just because he disagrees with you even though he has been pretty respectful. All in all - you were pretty vicious. I think you and mansur and the late Dadullah are more alike then you'd be willing to admit.

[DaZahroJaam.]

i can forgive all sorts of faults in people except two. one being bored to death and second, dishonesty. you bore me and your boyfriends are liars and manipulators. and yes, he did deserve it.

[ANAcommander]

If Pakis and Taliban can, then why not us?

[marwat]

Selling drugs is a crime. Accusing someone of a crime requires evidence. I don't deny the fact that some Taliban are involved in drug trade. I have heard this from very reliable sources.

However, if you are going to accuse a specific person, in this case, mullah mansour, then I expect to see some sort of credible evidence. Otherwise it is difficult for me to believe that you are telling the truth.

i can't present evidence which directly relate him to drug mafia, neither i accuse him of this. however as leader of political movement there are considerable direct evidence and proof from credible sources that Taliban are utilizing the strategic side of heroin to fund the war economy. major drug trade routes passes through Taliban controlled area. ( i personally don't have any problem with that, especially when it is the only available option, i believe government should consider the strategic importance of heroin too if the international community left them alone). most of the paki general of ISI are also involved in the drug business and pakistani taliban too.

[BarakzaiAbdali]

i can forgive all sorts of faults in people except two. one being bored to death and second, dishonesty. you bore me and your boyfriends are liars and manipulators. and yes, he did deserve it.

Thats what all the terrorists say to justify their incongruent violence. Congratulations. You are the PF Terror Queen. Its Ok though, you can find a way back frenemy.

[khushal]

i can't present evidence which directly relate him to drug mafia, neither i accuse him of this. however as leader of political movement there are considerable direct evidence and proof from credible sources that Taliban are utilizing the strategic side of heroin to fund the war economy. major drug trade routes passes through Taliban controlled area. ( i personally don't have any problem with that, especially when it is the only available option, i believe government should consider the strategic importance of heroin too if the international community left them alone). most of the paki general of ISI are also involved in the drug business and pakistani taliban too.

This is false. It is the Government who is mostly benefiting from the drug trade:

http://www.globalresearch.ca/afghanistan-garden-of-empire-americas-multibillion-dollar-opium-harvest/5324196

The total revenue generated by opiates within Afghanistan is about $3 billion per year. According to UNODC data, the Taliban get only about 5 percent of this sum. Farmers selling their opium harvest to traffickers get 20 percent. And the remaining 75 percent? Al-Qaeda? No: the report specifies that it “does not appear to have a direct role in the Afghan opiates trade,” although it may participate in “low-level drugs and/or arms smuggling” along the Pakistani border. Instead, the remaining 75 percent is captured by traffickers, government officials, the police, and local and regional power brokers – in short, many of the groups now supported or tolerated by the United States and NATO are important actors in the drug trade.

[asad71]

If such was the case he would have been gunned down rather than elevated. The report looks disinfo spread by opponents.

[marwat]

This is false. It is the Government who is mostly benefiting from the drug trade:
http://www.globalresearch.ca/afghani...arvest/5324196

globalresearch is a well known conspiracy theorist website who are specialized in making mountain out of moles.
there are warlord and individual gangs who benefit from drugs trade but not government. i knew it you are google insect, today you just fall flat.

[Shamlawar Khurasani]

Even CIA is accused of selling drugs from Afghanistan http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-0...um-afghanistan