Operation Ghazab Lil Haq (Pakistan - Afghanistan War)

[hasssanali8998]

TTA militants Infront of Kurram sector along the Pak-Afghan border were targeted and punished after they attempted to facilitate TTP Ts infiltrate into Pakistan.

 

[Hopefully Pessimistic]

Taliban:

destruction of Punjab at the hands of Afghans is inevitable.

punjab taba dai soon

 

[Distant_Observer]

Taliban:

destruction of Punjab at the hands of Afghans is inevitable.

punjab taba dai soon

 

[PAKISTANFOREVER]

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Taliban:

destruction of Punjab at the hands of Afghans is inevitable.

punjab taba dai soon

So the soviets and the americans f**ked afghandustan for 10 and 20 years respectively and left WHEN they wanted to yet the afghnadus still think they taught them a lesson............ .............the inferiority and low intelligence of the afghandus knows no bounds.

 

[Starlord]

@Starlord

Afghan Taliban know nothing of how to run a country,

They do know how to run a country. But as per their own principles and values, not ours.

Regards

No they don't.

 

[hydrabadi_arab]

NRF is more active then ever. Long live NRF.

 

[Hakikat ve Hikmet]

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These folks have forgotten one thing: the best from them left "Khorasan" quite a long time back leaving behind the "genetic garbage" cases. They left for Hindustan, Anatolia etc. to build the Islamic civilization, which is smart, tolerant & inclusive by nature, over there. The most famous amongst them are like Mevlana Jalaluddin Rumi (RA), Khaja Moinuddin Chishti (RA) etc. The Islamic civilization in Anatolia was built by the Khorasan Erens (pioneers from Khorasan)....

Present day Afganistan is like:

 

[CynicalPakistaniCritic]

Those who are saying that the Afghan Taliban don't know how to run a country shouldn't jump the gun, they are racist extremists but they have quite a few motivated and educated people on their side helping them that came from their diaspora.

The Taliban seems to be designing its own system inspired from the IRGC in structure while taking some inspiration from China and North Korea. It's heavily ideological so it won't back down on tribalist beliefs that we see as hurdles but they do have their own vision.

 

[hydrabadi_arab]

Those who are saying that the Afghan Taliban don't know how to run a country shouldn't jump the gun, they are racist extremists but they have quite a few motivated and educated people on their side helping them that came from their diaspora.

The Taliban seems to be designing its own system inspired from the IRGC in structure while taking some inspiration from China and North Korea. It's heavily ideological so it won't back down on tribalist beliefs that we see as hurdles but they do have their own vision.

You can't be serious. Don't insult IRGC, CHina, NK etc

 

[ghazi52]

 

[Waz]

Taliban:

destruction of Punjab at the hands of Afghans is inevitable.

punjab taba dai soon

Yes you can see how much confidence they have in him and his words;

 

[PAKISTANFOREVER]

Those who are saying that the Afghan Taliban don't know how to run a country shouldn't jump the gun, they are racist extremists but they have quite a few motivated and educated people on their side helping them that came from their diaspora.

The Taliban seems to be designing its own system inspired from the IRGC in structure while taking some inspiration from China and North Korea. It's heavily ideological so it won't back down on tribalist beliefs that we see as hurdles but they do have their own vision.

Don't give a damn what they do in their own country or not. We just want these afghandus to F**K off from Pakistan, go back to where they came from and leave us Pakistanis the F**K alone and stop causing terrorism in Pakistan. The afghandus are animals, sub-human scum.

 

[Master Chief]

Those who are saying that the Afghan Taliban don't know how to run a country shouldn't jump the gun, they are racist extremists but they have quite a few motivated and educated people on their side helping them that came from their diaspora.

The Taliban seems to be designing its own system inspired from the IRGC in structure while taking some inspiration from China and North Korea. It's heavily ideological so it won't back down on tribalist beliefs that we see as hurdles but they do have their own vision.

Under Talibs, Afghanistan is not a nation. Rather, it is a drug/weapons/people smuggling cartel. It is set up to serve a corrupt elite at the head of this cartel through various extortionate mechanisms.

That they are crying to the Chinese about closure of "trade" channels gives you a flavour of their desperation to preserve this cartel structure and its sources of business.

El Chapo would be right at home in a country like this.

 

[hydrabadi_arab]

 

[muz]

Afghan Eternal Tribal War summarized