Shocking History:Pakistan and Afghan Mullahs unite

[BehavedMaseed]

I will post a very shocking and important part on a book that I have been reading. Here we can see how Taliban and Pakistan were so much in love with eachother and to counter the claim that Taliban Fought for Pashtun rights etc.

Book is:- Zahid Hussain-Frontline Pakistan:The struggle with Militant Islam


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Source:- http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=c...%20gul&f=false

Kind Regards

[BehavedMaseed]

These two clean shaven Jihadists with their Afghan/Pakistani Supporters work to defend Radicalists Bin Laden and support the Afghan Taliban. So May I ask one question, If Taliban fought for the rights of Pashtuns in Afghanistan, then what if America never went into Afghanistan, what would become of Pashtuns when Afghans and Pakistanis united to destroy the Idea of a Unified Pashtun Nation and replace it a generation of radicals similar to the Wahabist Bedion Arab movement of Ikhwans which opposed anything that didnt relate to the 1400 ad.

This is General Aslam Baig



General Hamid Gul with his Western Dressed Family(Where is the burqa eh)

[akbarkhan]

I will post a very shocking and important part on a book that I have been reading. Here we can see how Taliban and Pakistan were so much in love with eachother and to counter the claim that Taliban Fought for Pashtun rights etc.

I find it really ironic, you bring up Hamid Gul all the right which is fine, but your uncle works for the same ISI that he used to direct.


As far as ISI and Taliban are concerned, there is no doubt that there were pro Pakistan elements amongst the Taliban and there still are. One can not safeguard a movement from penetration, no matter how much one tries. Pakistan's sole aim was to have strategic depth in Afghanistan hence they were supporting Taliban knowing that Taliban would go to any lenght to support Pakistan against India.

The question you have to ask yourself is, are Taliban pro Pakistan? The answer and although you might disagree is NO. Things have changed, faces have been unmasked, neo-Taliban are much more politically aware unlike their predecessors. Brezinski himself states that neo-Taliban are much more sophisticated are well accustomed to global political affairs.

There was one big problem with the previous wave of Taliban movement, they were your average students who came into power overnight. Now though, the game is different and so are the players. Pakistan is on the brink of collapse, it can not even contain its internal crisis created by the neo-Taliban.

You can blabber all day long about ISI this and ISI that (overlooking the fact that your own uncle works for ISI), but crux of the matter is that you are a confused soul. Two months ago when I joined this forum you were a Muslim, now you are a staunch atheist spreading anti-Islamic material here.

Quoting books doesn't mean anything, if that was the case then I am sure there are thousands of people who can quote Khalid Hussaini books too. Today's political books are used for spreading misinformation.


p.s and hamid gul can go to hell, infact anyone who works for ISI should go to hell. Are you are going to say ameen to that?