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Jihad will defeat India in Kashmir: Top JeM leader tells cadres



Published March 8, 2020 | By admin SOURCE: THE WEEK The organic links between Pakistan-sponsored terror groups like Jaish-e-Mohammed and Taliban and Haqqani network have surfaced once again with an audio message being released by Talha Saif, the younger brother of JeM chief Masood Azhar. In the audio message for JeM cadres, Talha who heads the operational arm of the global terror outfit, remembers the contribution of leaders of Taliban and HQN, including Mullah Omar and Jalaluddin Haqqani to the Jihadi struggle and goes on to talk about Taliban’s chief negotiator Abdul Ghani Baradar and incumbent Taliban chief Mawlawi Hibatullah. The timing of the audio coincides with US Taliban agreement and is learnt to have been released on March 2 to JeM cadres. JeM is the first terrorist outfit to openly come out and gloat over the international media attention on Taliban at Doha by telling its cadres that Baradar was more sought after than US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. The US-Taliban agreement in the Qatari capital on February 29 made way for withdrawal of thousands of US troops from Afghanistan in return for insurgent guarantees. Talha tells the Jaish cadres that not only has US acknowledged the defeat but the international community also has recognised the victory of Jihad. The narrative is that not only in warfare within Afghanistan but in international diplomacy at Doha also, forces of Jihad have been victorious against US. Similarly, said the Jaish leader, forces of Jihad will defeat India in Kashmir and emerge victorious. The fact that the developments in Afghanistan can have a direct bearing for India becomes clear with Talha not missing any opportunity to remind the Jaish cadres that the war isn’t over yet and the victory will only come when the Jihadi forces are victorious in the valley. A counter terror official who analysed the audio message said that the theme of the audio message is the victory for Jihad in Afghanistan and like Afghanistan, JeM feels that victory in Kashmir is bound to happen. The ISI is the cementing factor in this link between Jaish and Taliban and HQN network, said the official. Intelligence sources said that with Taliban gaining further hold in Afghanistan, Jaish fighters deployed there and Pakisiani/foreign jihadis working with HQN/Taliban would turn their attention to the wider region including Kashmir. One thing is clear that JeM would get more ambitious with Taliban ascendancy in Afghanistan. Pakistan’s strategy would be to facilitate US withdrawal by overtly talking of peace in front of the international community and Afghan government, but the ISI will continue its support to Taliban to help it take control, the sources said . The security establishment is worried that the ISI will help the Taliban to capture power gradually and the neighbourhood may witness a repeat of 1991-96 when Taliban supported by ISI had grown to become the strongest force . Similarly in India, the ISI will try to recruit local Kashmiris and Indian nationals for terror activities so that the ISI hand will remain hidden unlike 2008 Mumbai attacks, said a security official.
Unlike the 90's, pakis know this time around that we will not hesitate to go for conventional response to their subconventional activities. So let them try their 1000 cuts strategy again. If it gets serious enough, they'll lose all their military assets and major infrastructure from Indian strikes. Taliban has also changed significantly since the 90's. They are more sceptical of pakistan, and have many factions within them. India can deal with various tribal leaders and Taliban members to pursue our own interests in Afghanistan.

All this being said, internal security apparatus needs to dial it up to 11. The 200 million muslims of India are now showing their true colours, and getting more and more brazen. With the current level of anti Hindu propaganda amongst muslims, most Indian muzzies won't hesitate to cooperate with pakistan in order to destabilize the country and ruin the economy.
 

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The 200 million muslims of India are now showing their true colours, and getting more and more brazen
Everything can be calmed down, those whoever are found in jihadi activity, first their citizenship must be taken and then incognito dropped in pakistan.
 

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I dunno why some people have created so much affection for this jihadi state fuck them they deserve Taliban after all indigenous population of muzzies support them.
Does anyone still think we should send troops to afghanistan? Taliban will take over, no matter what, because the population of afghanistan is islamist. Maximum we can have relations in the northern Uzbek and Tajik provinces.
 

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Does anyone still think we should send troops to afghanistan? Taliban will take over, no matter what, because the population of afghanistan is islamist. Maximum we can have relations in the northern Uzbek and Tajik provinces.
true...afghanistan is lost case anyway....peacekeeping wont work when u got svage militia who is looking to behead ever foreigner with guns irrespective to their nationality...its just matter of time taliban n pak terror groups jerk off eahch other for sake of few mutual interest....who wants to mess with immediate neighbors....no need to be surprised if taliban keeps good relation with isi...no need to send any troops...itbp is enough to guard our embassies n consulates....our first option must be assimilation of pok....
 

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I dunno why some people have created so much affection for this jihadi state fuck them they deserve Taliban after all indigenous population of muzzies support them.
The Protestors were set up by either the PorkiShitani Dogs or the Mullahs of Iran. They are irrelevant bro and Herat is located is a the Western Province dominated by Turkic and Persians Iranic Groups not the Pashtuns. We only care about the Pashtun belt bear the border with Pakjabi Dogs and they are the strongest group in Afghanistan. They have displayed no hate towards us yet, so we need to calm down. So Don’t jump to conclusions before we look at the greater overall picture. DumbAsss camel pee drinkers thinks that this is some kind of defeat for India LoL. This is nothing to India it was a small ass shitty protest by the Shias who supported the shit said by ErDOGan and MULLAHs of Iran.
 
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true...afghanistan is lost case anyway....peacekeeping wont work when u got svage militia who is looking to behead ever foreigner with guns irrespective to their nationality...its just matter of time taliban n pak terror groups jerk off eahch other for sake of few mutual interest....who wants to mess with immediate neighbors....no need to be surprised if taliban keeps good relation with isi...no need to send any troops...itbp is enough to guard our embassies n consulates....our first option must be assimilation of pok....
First priority now is getting the economy back up. I don't even want POK back to be honest. What will we do with the muzzies there? Pakistan has already changed the demographics of POK to Punjabi.
 

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They most likely Protestors set by the PorkiShitani Dogs. They are irrelevant bro and Herat is located is a the Western Province dominated by Turkic and Iranian Groups not the Pashtuns. We only care about the Pashtun belt bear the border and they are the strongest group in Afghanistan. Don’t jump to conclusions before we look at the greater picture. DumbAsss camel pew drinkers this is some defeat for India LoL. This is nothing to India
Radical islam is a cancer it takes over a persons body faster than Corona virus.
From 17th century to 21st century this virus is deadlier. Afghanistan civilians population is poor uneducated and highly religious no one can deny the fact that Taliban after so much of casualties today exists because of indigenous population which is willing to fight for their cause and ideology.
I don't think India and Hindu can form any type of Ideological based relationship with them.
AF government represent only small number of people their and will be kinda useless when Americans leave that area.
I don't think any islamist radical people can be friends with a kafir.
 

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First priority now is getting the economy back up. I don't even want POK back to be honest. What will we do with the muzzies there? Pakistan has already changed the demographics of POK to Punjabi.
In imaginary scenario when army moves native population leaves the land and run.
If they are not willing to run then they die because of heavy firing infantry etc. Armies are a broad sword.
In a moral world it's duty of Pakistani army to evacuate it's citizens from dangerous places.
 

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First priority now is getting the economy back up. I don't even want POK back to be honest. What will we do with the muzzies there? Pakistan has already changed the demographics of POK to Punjabi.
No No No No we definitely want POK back, it's our duty to get back our land otherwise no meaning of indus named india.
 

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First priority now is getting the economy back up. I don't even want POK back to be honest. What will we do with the muzzies there? Pakistan has already changed the demographics of POK to Punjabi.
Panjabi Pisslam will run away when India invades and Remaining ones will be either integrated or destroyed by India as how they act towards the Indian Army and Hindus. POK is Very Important. If we start saying leave POK alone then we will never get the land back. This is the difference between Pisslams and Hindus. Dindus want short term rewards and long term benefits while Pisslams want Long Term Rewards and Short term benefits. Pisslams are always persistent even if defeated while Dindus are weak that’s why we lost our land. If we have successfully kept these lands as Hindu or Buddhist none of this shit would have ever have happened but we didn’t know we need to capture it back.
 

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Radical islam is a cancer it takes over a persons body faster than Corona virus.
From 17th century to 21st century this virus is deadlier. Afghanistan civilians population is poor uneducated and highly religious no one can deny the fact that Taliban after so much of casualties today exists because of indigenous population which is willing to fight for their cause and ideology.
I don't think India and Hindu can form any type of Ideological based relationship with them.
AF government represent only small number of people their and will be kinda useless when Americans leave that area.
I don't think any islamist radical people can be friends with a kafir.
Islam itself is Cancer Virus there is no such thing called “Radical Pisslam” it the normal path of Pisslam written in there Terrorist Book. Hindus need stop fucking calling ourself using Disgusting Sand Monkey words like “Kafir”. Just say Hindus instead of Shitty words like “Kafir” We are not a “Kafir” We are proud God worshipping Hindus and Hindus need to be ready to defend our religion.
 

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Jihad will defeat India in Kashmir: Top JeM leader tells cadres



Published March 8, 2020 | By admin SOURCE: THE WEEK The organic links between Pakistan-sponsored terror groups like Jaish-e-Mohammed and Taliban and Haqqani network have surfaced once again with an audio message being released by Talha Saif, the younger brother of JeM chief Masood Azhar. In the audio message for JeM cadres, Talha who heads the operational arm of the global terror outfit, remembers the contribution of leaders of Taliban and HQN, including Mullah Omar and Jalaluddin Haqqani to the Jihadi struggle and goes on to talk about Taliban’s chief negotiator Abdul Ghani Baradar and incumbent Taliban chief Mawlawi Hibatullah. The timing of the audio coincides with US Taliban agreement and is learnt to have been released on March 2 to JeM cadres. JeM is the first terrorist outfit to openly come out and gloat over the international media attention on Taliban at Doha by telling its cadres that Baradar was more sought after than US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. The US-Taliban agreement in the Qatari capital on February 29 made way for withdrawal of thousands of US troops from Afghanistan in return for insurgent guarantees. Talha tells the Jaish cadres that not only has US acknowledged the defeat but the international community also has recognised the victory of Jihad. The narrative is that not only in warfare within Afghanistan but in international diplomacy at Doha also, forces of Jihad have been victorious against US. Similarly, said the Jaish leader, forces of Jihad will defeat India in Kashmir and emerge victorious. The fact that the developments in Afghanistan can have a direct bearing for India becomes clear with Talha not missing any opportunity to remind the Jaish cadres that the war isn’t over yet and the victory will only come when the Jihadi forces are victorious in the valley. A counter terror official who analysed the audio message said that the theme of the audio message is the victory for Jihad in Afghanistan and like Afghanistan, JeM feels that victory in Kashmir is bound to happen. The ISI is the cementing factor in this link between Jaish and Taliban and HQN network, said the official. Intelligence sources said that with Taliban gaining further hold in Afghanistan, Jaish fighters deployed there and Pakisiani/foreign jihadis working with HQN/Taliban would turn their attention to the wider region including Kashmir. One thing is clear that JeM would get more ambitious with Taliban ascendancy in Afghanistan. Pakistan’s strategy would be to facilitate US withdrawal by overtly talking of peace in front of the international community and Afghan government, but the ISI will continue its support to Taliban to help it take control, the sources said . The security establishment is worried that the ISI will help the Taliban to capture power gradually and the neighbourhood may witness a repeat of 1991-96 when Taliban supported by ISI had grown to become the strongest force . Similarly in India, the ISI will try to recruit local Kashmiris and Indian nationals for terror activities so that the ISI hand will remain hidden unlike 2008 Mumbai attacks, said a security official.
:pound::pound: These buggers have lost it completely! Their delusions are all encompassing!!

More dangerous are the Mir Jafars within our country who are bent on vitiating the atmosphere for the sole reason to show Modi in poor light across the world. Never mind if they screw India's reputation in the process.
 

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Pakistan has partially succeeded in this round against India. They have somewhat achieved the ISI's grand plan in India's plummeting reputation across much of the Muslim world. This was one of the tasks of the ISI and they have succeeded somewhat. We have lost the perception battle due to poor media management.

This is 5th gen warfare in which we don't have much of a clue. Paki's are past masters in this. If we don't wake up in time, we'll be going further down the rabbit hole and branded as a nation that is anti Muslim which will have dire consequences. To this end, the Paki's have smelled blood and will now go all out to creare riots across India as witnessed in Delhi. The authorities need to be alert for some major incident in the coming days.

Modi wants to get the Uniform Civil Code too passed. This will create Muslim mayhem across India aided and abetted by Pak and the liberals and urban Naxals. Is the govt and non Muslims of this country prepared for the chaos that will follow? The Delhi riots will look like small change in comparison.

Wake up guys! The clarion call has been sounded by the mullah brigade for establishing a Muslim Caliphate 2.0 in India with strict sharia law. This is not just rhetoric. Though it may take some time, but the seeds have already been sown.
 

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I dunno why some people have created so much affection for this jihadi state fuck them they deserve Taliban after all indigenous population of muzzies support them.
These protest were organized by Taliban , who are controlled by pakis, and the spread by their sock puppet accounts and their "Online news portals". Many social media accounts reporting this story were a few days ago celebrating the Taliban as heros who defeated evil Super power by help of Allah.

Not surprisingly some media idiots and some congi dhimmis were tweeting about these protests as some indication of foreign policy failure and indulging in self flagellation, essentially helping Pakis spread their propaganda.
 
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Fail-safe exit for America, but a worry for India




Published March 12, 2020 | By admin SOURCE : THE HINDU The recently negotiated peace deal between the United States and the Taliban is unlikely to bring peace to Afghanistan, is geopolitically disadvantageous for India, and has serious implications for our national security. The terms of the deal, the manner in which it was negotiated as well as the geopolitical context in which it was stitched up indicate that it was more about providing an honourable exit route for the U.S.’s Trump administration from its military campaign in Afghanistan than about ending violence in the country. Within 24 hours of the much-publicised deal, violence and major disagreements about the deal began erupting in Afghanistan. Given that the Taliban negotiated from a position of strength, the Trump administration from weakness and little political will, and that the Ashraf Ghani administration in Afghanistan was by and large a clueless bystander in all of this, means that the country is perhaps on the verge of yet another long-drawn out and internecine battle. Geopolitical futures When the Taliban came to power in the mid-1990s in Kabul, it had few backers in the world, nor was it seen as a useful commodity by the great powers or the states in the region, except for Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates. And the international community was almost united in offering a normative pushback against the violent outfit. As a result, the Taliban was at best reluctantly tolerated until it messed up towards the end of its regime in Kabul. The Northern Alliance, supported by countries such as Russia and India, kept up its military pressure against the Taliban while it was in power. The situation today, at least for the moment, is perhaps the exact opposite of what was the case then. The Taliban today is also more worldly-wise and might have learned, during its exile, to deal with the international system and play the game of balance of power. More so, it may not necessarily be a puppet of the Pakistani deep state once it returns to power. Given the war fatigue and the geopolitical stakes in Afghanistan, most of the key players in the region and otherwise have been in negotiations with the Taliban one way or another, and for one reason or another, lending the terror group certain legitimacy in the process. Today, the Taliban is the flavour of the season — anyone desirous of a stake in Afghanistan or does not want its domestic turmoil to spill over into their country would want to keep the Taliban in good humour. There is another reason why the Taliban has many suitors — because the U.S. withdrawal by and large suits everyone, be it China, Pakistan, Iran, or Russia. Suddenly, the Taliban appears to have been forgiven for its sordid past and unforgivable sins because for most of these countries, the U.S. is the bigger challenge than the Taliban. India’s Afghan puritanism The only state that seems to be on the losing end, unfortunately, of this unfolding game of chess and patience in Afghanistan is India. It did not have to be this way: if the earlier Taliban regime was anti-India, it was also because India had militarily supported the Northern Alliance that kept up the military pressure against the Taliban. Today’s Taliban does not share the same animus for New Delhi. New Delhi, therefore, could have rejigged its approach to Taliban this time around. However, it put all its eggs in the Ashraf Ghani basket, even on the eve of the signing of the peace deal in Doha. New Delhi also, for most intents and objectives, adopted a puritanical approach to the Taliban, neither reaching out to the Taliban nor exploiting the fissures within it; one, because it did not want to irk the elected government in Kabul and two, because it adopts a moralistic approach to dealing with extremist groups in general — not a smart diplomatic strategy. This moralistic attitude, also a diplomatically lazy one, I would say, that be it Pakistan or Afghanistan, India would only talk to the legitimate government in that country, is a self-defeating position. The world is not that perfect, nor are states all that uniform, created in the shape and image of the Westphalian forefather. Smart statecraft, therefore, is dealing with what you have and making the best of it. As a result, India’s relations with Afghanistan will take a hit in the immediate aftermath of the deal. Here is why. With China, India’s strategic adversary, deeply involved in the geopolitics and geoeconomics of the region, including in Afghanistan, India’s traditional ability to influence the region’s political and security outcomes will be severely limited. This will be further exacerbated by the withdrawal of the U.S., India’s closest friend, from the region. Other regional actors in Afghanistan are also less friendly towards India than ever before: Iran feels let down by India given how the latter has behaved towards it at the behest of the Americans; for Russia, India is only one of the many friends in the region — the exclusivity of Russia-India relations is a thing of the past — and Pakistan would consider targeting India a fair game. Unless New Delhi carefully envisages a counter strategy, these factors will increasingly push India into a geopolitical tough spot in the region. It should worry us that our political class is focused on domestic politics while the region is becoming ever more uncertain and evidently unfavourable to us. Taliban and Kashmir angle While the direct physical impact of the Taliban’s return to power in Afghanistan on Kashmir will be negligible, this will not be without serious implications for the unfolding situation in Kashmir’s restive regions. The most important impact is going to be psychological. Disenchanted Kashmiri youngsters, and there are a lot of them, will interpret the events in Afghanistan as follows: “If the mighty superpower USA could be defeated by the Taliban in Afghanistan with help from the Pakistan army, defeating Indian forces in Kashmir won’t be impossible after all.” This enthusiasm is completely misplaced, but that is not the point. That the Kashmiri youth might pick up guns drawing inspiration from the situation in Afghanistan is indeed the point. Second, the U.S.-Taliban deal cannot survive without Pakistan’s assistance towards ensuring its success, and the U.S. and its allies recognise that. Such a recognition of Pakistan’s utility provides the country with an ability, as and when it wishes to, to up the ante in Kashmir. Third, New Delhi’s official statement which describes Afghanistan as a “contiguous neighbour” — meaning that India considers Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) a part of its sovereign territory — will make Pakistan and China sit up and take notice. Recall that India also made a similar claim about Aksai Chin in the wake of its August decision on Kashmir. Erstwhile rhetorical claims on PoK and Aksai Chin have suddenly assumed lot more geopolitical significance today making conciliatory approaches to conflict resolution ever more difficult. Victory of fundamentalism The return of the Taliban, however unavoidable that may be, signals a victory of religious fundamentalism in the region and it will have serious implications for the region as a whole. Not only is the Taliban’s return a victory for a puritanical religious outfit, it is also an act in legitimising it. More so, given that a new Taliban-led dispensation in Afghanistan will be far more accepted by the international community than the last time around (1996 to 2001) also means increased acceptability for such regimes in general, either out of necessity or as a function of geopolitical calculations. That the Taliban mass-murdered its opponents into statehood in the 21st century and that this might provide potential inspiration to other outfits in the region and outside should indeed worry us.
 

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Kabul attack revenge for Kashmir, says Islamic State; names attacker as Abu Khalid


WION The attack on Sikh temple in Afghanistan’s Kabul was revenge for Kashmir, Islamic State said in a fresh statement on Friday. In a statement issued through its Amaq News Agency, it said that the attack was carried out as an act of revenge for Kashmiri Muslims without elaborating further. The IS has also named Kabul attacker, who massacred 27 Sikh worshippers inside a Gurudwara two days ago, as Abu Khalid Al-Hindi. The ‘Al-Hindi’ attached to the name suggests that the attacker could be from India. The magazine, Al Naba, published a picture of the attacker in the latest issue of its weekly Arabic magazine. In May 2019, the Islamic State announced through its Amaq News Agency that it has established its first “province” in India.
 

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