Operation Ghazab Lil Haq (Pakistan - Afghanistan War)

Drop site news reported today that according to the Afghan government, the army bombed a rehab hospital in kabul killing 400 people. Is this true?
 
Vapnope said:
Afghan govt claims a lot of things, do we need to believe everything?
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Drop site is pretty credible as a reporting org. I cant remember who they cited as the source tbh, think they said afghan gov. Ill double check.

But no i do not trust the taliban.

Edit: yeah they reported its from the gov

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Tabmachine said:
Drop site is pretty credible as a reporting org. I cant remember who they cited as the source tbh, think they said afghan gov. Ill double check.

But no i do not trust the taliban.
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No problem.

Short answer: No pakistan did not attack a rehab center but an ammo dump/drone making factory.

Long answer: please go through some previous pages to see what happened to the rehab center nex to an ammo dump.
 
Tabmachine said:
Drop site is pretty credible as a reporting org. I cant remember who they cited as the source tbh, think they said afghan gov. Ill double check.

But no i do not trust the taliban.

Edit: yeah they reported its from the gov

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Drop site is not credible at all lmao, regularly cites no sources and has low quality writers that would not meet the quality filtering elsewhere.

If anything it's a group of failed journalists that built publicity over popular topics by spamming X.
 
Hopefully Pessimistic said:
Drop site is not credible at all lmao, regularly cites no sources and has low quality writers that would not meet the quality filtering elsewhere.

If anything it's a group of failed journalists that built publicity over popular topics by spamming X.
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Its run by Jeremy Scahill, and Ryan Grim. None of whom are failed journalists by any metric, both of whom have done award winning work.

Their permanent staff include a critical mass of highly respected, and accomplished investigative journalists.

On what basis would you call a staff of senior Intercept journalists: someone like scahill who did major disclosures of Abu Ghraib, the snowden leaks, blackwater, or someone like grim who has nearly won a pulitzer prize as uncredible failures?

Can you conversely share an example of more successful journalism? The bar would be the aforementioned examples.
 
Vapnope said:
No problem.

Short answer: No pakistan did not attack a rehab center but an ammo dump/drone making factory.

Long answer: please go through some previous pages to see what happened to the rehab center nex to an ammo dump.
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I will do so thanks.

The claim from the afghan gov already already would deserve skepticism since it does not align with pakistani incentives whatsoever.
 
Bilal said:
They got their country invaded and destroyed by US for a wahabi are still chummy with AQ and they are also cursing them? What do they want?
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Its what inevitably happens in a theocratic context. Religion ends up instrumentalized. They are dealing with salafi security risks now, so that is declared as immoral.

One of the most elegant quotes I've heard is (paraphrasing): "Religion in the realm of moral ideals, and politics is the realm of moral compromise. Thus to intermix politics and religion is to compromise moral ideals."

I personally dont believe in a total segregation of religion and the state, there is a delicate balance that needs to be struck imo and carefully managed. However total integration is obviously corrupting.
 
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