The devistating blast that killed almost one hundred people and injured hundreds of others looks like the work of Jamiate Islami. The political party of CEO Abdullah Abdullah, his partners in crime Amrullah Saleh, Ahmed Zia Massoud and Atta Noor.
The warlords from Northern Alliance who are increasingly feeling sidelined and isolated since the arrival of Gulbudin Hekmatyar have the motive to commit this crime against the people of Afghanistan.
After three very difficult years of ongoing struggle between CEO dr. Abdullah and president Ghani, the balance of power is shifting slowly but steaddily towards the latter. The arrival of Gulbudin Hekmatyar and his decision to side with the current government is seen as the threat by his long standing rivals. Jamiate Islami, which is an offshoot of Hekmatyar's Hizbe Islami has a very bloody and violent history of animosity and rivalry with the original main islamist party.
The Northern alliance warlords have enjoyed the privilege of dominating Afghanistan's politics, economy and security services since 2001. After the departure of former president Hamid Karzai, the warlords increasingly feel that they should grab a bigger share of power and wealth in Afghanistan. By losing the elections to Ashraf Ghani they felt threatened. However, thanks to a deal made by former American state secretary John Kerry, Jamiat managed to obtain a large share in the current government via the newly introduced post of Chief Executive Officer for Abdullah Abdullah.
However, national and international political pressure forced the current government to sideline Jamiati warlords. The succesful political manuvres by Ashraf Ghani and his alliance with Gulbudin Hekmatyar forced Jamiatis to the side.
Currently all factions within Jamiat are concerned about their further and the coming elections. They believe that they can't win by popular vote and they don't feel secure because their international allies and backers won't give them the type of support they're use to. They are afraid of loosing the wealth and power they have amassed in the last 16 years thanks to the occupation of Afghanistan.
An un extremely large distabilizing event like a massive bomb explosion right at the heart of Kabul's diplomatic quarters is a perfect opportunity for Jamiatis. They can use the rising discontent with the current government along with the ongoing war against the Taliban and DAESH to force the president out of his office.
When DAESH grabbed a large portion of Iraq and established itself, the sitting government of Nuri al Maliki in Baghdad came under pressure. Eventhough the government was backed by United States, Al Maliki was still forced to step down.
The Jamiatis could have planned and staged a similar coup of sorts against Ashraf Ghani.
While Taliban and Daesh are known of their targeted attacks on civilians, both groups don't have the capability to penetrate Kabul's diplomatic quarters with an explosive device as big as the one used yesterday.
The current security apparatus is invested with Jamiatis and therefore, they have the ability to stage a bombing like the one we've seen yesterday.
For the reasons mentioned here, I believe that is most likely that the attack was carried out by Jamiatis. They have absolutely no regard for human lives as we know what they have done to civilians in Kabul in the 90's civil war.
If you think that my theory makes sense, please comment and share your thoughts.
The warlords from Northern Alliance who are increasingly feeling sidelined and isolated since the arrival of Gulbudin Hekmatyar have the motive to commit this crime against the people of Afghanistan.
After three very difficult years of ongoing struggle between CEO dr. Abdullah and president Ghani, the balance of power is shifting slowly but steaddily towards the latter. The arrival of Gulbudin Hekmatyar and his decision to side with the current government is seen as the threat by his long standing rivals. Jamiate Islami, which is an offshoot of Hekmatyar's Hizbe Islami has a very bloody and violent history of animosity and rivalry with the original main islamist party.
The Northern alliance warlords have enjoyed the privilege of dominating Afghanistan's politics, economy and security services since 2001. After the departure of former president Hamid Karzai, the warlords increasingly feel that they should grab a bigger share of power and wealth in Afghanistan. By losing the elections to Ashraf Ghani they felt threatened. However, thanks to a deal made by former American state secretary John Kerry, Jamiat managed to obtain a large share in the current government via the newly introduced post of Chief Executive Officer for Abdullah Abdullah.
However, national and international political pressure forced the current government to sideline Jamiati warlords. The succesful political manuvres by Ashraf Ghani and his alliance with Gulbudin Hekmatyar forced Jamiatis to the side.
Currently all factions within Jamiat are concerned about their further and the coming elections. They believe that they can't win by popular vote and they don't feel secure because their international allies and backers won't give them the type of support they're use to. They are afraid of loosing the wealth and power they have amassed in the last 16 years thanks to the occupation of Afghanistan.
An un extremely large distabilizing event like a massive bomb explosion right at the heart of Kabul's diplomatic quarters is a perfect opportunity for Jamiatis. They can use the rising discontent with the current government along with the ongoing war against the Taliban and DAESH to force the president out of his office.
When DAESH grabbed a large portion of Iraq and established itself, the sitting government of Nuri al Maliki in Baghdad came under pressure. Eventhough the government was backed by United States, Al Maliki was still forced to step down.
The Jamiatis could have planned and staged a similar coup of sorts against Ashraf Ghani.
While Taliban and Daesh are known of their targeted attacks on civilians, both groups don't have the capability to penetrate Kabul's diplomatic quarters with an explosive device as big as the one used yesterday.
The current security apparatus is invested with Jamiatis and therefore, they have the ability to stage a bombing like the one we've seen yesterday.
For the reasons mentioned here, I believe that is most likely that the attack was carried out by Jamiatis. They have absolutely no regard for human lives as we know what they have done to civilians in Kabul in the 90's civil war.
If you think that my theory makes sense, please comment and share your thoughts.

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