Religious scholar gunned down,

[Hashmat]

A full-fledged systematic campaign by Daesh is underway to silence Afghan clerics who disagree with their tactics and or ideology. Last week Mawlawe Gul Agha was brutally martyred by Daesh terrorists in Bati Kot district of eastern Nangarhar province for criticizing the militants.
According to Niamatullah Noorzai, District Governor of Bati Kot, Mawlawe Gul Agha was an honest instructor and a good man and had no links to any group.A similar incident happened in the middle of September where Daesh terrorists martyred another scholar in Achin district of Nangarhar. Daesh does not only pose a threat to Afghanistan, but it is a regional threat and it must be eliminated in its roots. This is a collective responsibility of all Afghans to say enough to atrocities of Daesh, and deny them sanctuaries in their villages.

In your opinion, what other alternative exist for villagers to discourage Daesh from expanding in-to their villages?

Respectfully,

Hashmat
Digital Engagement Team, U.S. CENTCOM

[Shamlawar Khurasani]

Gul agha was by the no supporter of the current murtad government in Kabul. Dont forget to mention that.

[Shamlawar Khurasani]

Daesh are Ashraf Ghani's goons. They dont use violence against foreign forces and the murtad govt. Their main target are civilians and Taliban.

[DaZahroJaam.]

O yeah.. Ashraf ghani has quite the connection in Syria and Iraq too.. Fighting the holy war on his behalf and all that.

[Shamlawar Khurasani]

O yeah.. Ashraf ghani has quite the connection in Syria and Iraq too.. Fighting the holy war on his behalf and all that.

I didnt say that. But even Mujib Mashal interviewed some locals who said they believe Daesh in Namgarhar are Ghani and Americans assets.

[DaZahroJaam.]

Really?? Well then, that changes everything. I totally forgot the part where the opinions of random nobodies from the streets measure up to truth and nothing else but truth.

[Shamlawar Khurasani]

They are not random nobody's. Daesh dominates their villages. They have seen and met them.

Plus it makes sense. Strategically, it benefits Ghani and the Americans who want to prolong the occupation. The more unstable Afghanistan is the better for proponents of occupation.

[Shamlawar Khurasani]

If the armed opposition consists of just one party, it is possible to reach some sort of settlement to end the war. If there is a third uncompromising party, that makes it more difficult to reach a settlement.

[DaZahroJaam.]

Don't assume everyone else out there bases their beliefs or political intents on street gossip. And the notion of a weaker state increasing chances of a settlement is the philosophy of liceheads. Don't give out your secrets so easily.

[Shamlawar Khurasani]

Political analysis is based this. If you can see how a particular party in the game benefits from a certain situation, you can guess how they will respond and predict their behavior.

[DaZahroJaam.]

They picked up that trick by watching and learning what liceheaded talibs have been doing all these years.

[marwat]

I didnt say that. But even Mujib Mashal interviewed some locals who said they believe Daesh in Namgarhar are Ghani and Americans assets.

[BarakzaiAbdali]

Really?? Well then, that changes everything. I totally forgot the part where the opinions of random nobodies from the streets measure up to truth and nothing else but truth.

Ahem- pot calling kettle black. Pot recently made ridiculous claim about fighters caught on video speaking Pashto in a thousand media feeds speaking Arabic and assumed discerning readers would trust "random nobodies" from the streets. Pot owes kettle apology.

@Shamlawar Khurasani

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