The Taliban are winning

[Cornfed]

If only we could be like the Taliban.

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2021/8/1 ... ve-updates

[jerryrigged]

Afghans want that kind of leadership anyway. They're not east village yuppies.

[fschmidt]

https://www.msn.com/en-in/news/world/ta ... ar-AANhMK9

Praise Allah

[MarcosZeitola]

Guess Afghanistan is one nation that won't be seeing their young generations fall into all sorts of degeneracy and indentify as "non-binary" or bullshit like that. I really gotta say they're growing on me.

[Tsar]

https://www.thehill.com/homenews/house/ ... fghanistan

How did anyone expect Afghanistan would end? The daughter of former Vice President Cheney and warmonger McConnell are trying to convince America to stop the Taliban again. America never defeated the Taliban.

America's War in Afghanistan ended in defeat, was a total failure, and no amount of time and resources will change that fact.

[Italianman]

https://www.thehill.com/homenews/house/ ... fghanistan

How did anyone expect Afghanistan would end? The daughter of former Vice President Cheney and warmonger McConnell are trying to convince America to stop the Taliban again. America never defeated the Taliban.

America's War in Afghanistan ended in defeat, was a total failure, and no amount of time and resources will change that fact.

What war would that be you brain-dead idiot? The United States defeated the Taliban 20 years ago. The United States' 20-year nation-building project and endeavor to rebuild Afghanistan's military into a robust and independent fighting force was a failure. Yes, a few thousand American and other NATO force members died, but the vast majority died between 2008 and 2013. There have been very few casualties in the last five years. The Afghan military's disintegration began months ago, with a series of losses that began even before President Biden's announcement that the United States would withdraw by September 11.

It began with individual outposts in rural areas where soldiers and police units were surrounded by Taliban fighters and promised safe passage if they surrendered and left their equipment behind, gradually handing over control of roads, then entire districts, to the insurgents. As positions fell, the most common complaint was that there was no air support or that they had run out of supplies and food. I'm not sure what Bush and company were thinking. For years, the United States attempted, with limited success, to train its military and police officers. Afghanistan is one of the world's most primitive countries.

But even before that, the systemic weaknesses of Afghanistan's security forces — which, on paper, numbered around 300,000 people but, in recent days, have totaled around one-sixth of that. These shortfalls can be traced back to a number of issues that arose as a result of the West's insistence on building a fully modern military with all the logistical and supply complexities that come with it, which has proven unsustainable without the United States and its NATO allies. To begin with, the place is rife with corruption. How are you supposed to fight if you don't have any ammunition? Then you simply pay others to leave or f**k up paper work, as has happened in many parts of the country over the last year. What about the food shipment for the troops? Gone.

Furthermore, US officials discovered that only 15-20% of the population is opposed to the Taliban! These people want Taliban laws, not Western culture. Afghans make up the Taliban. It will take them 600 years to grow out of their desert fundamentalism. We're not going to force it.

Now shut up

[Tsar]

https://www.thehill.com/homenews/house/ ... fghanistan

How did anyone expect Afghanistan would end? The daughter of former Vice President Cheney and warmonger McConnell are trying to convince America to stop the Taliban again. America never defeated the Taliban.

America's War in Afghanistan ended in defeat, was a total failure, and no amount of time and resources will change that fact.

What war would that be you brain-dead idiot? The United States defeated the Taliban 20 years ago. The United States' 20-year nation-building project and endeavor to rebuild Afghanistan's military into a robust and independent fighting force was a failure. Yes, a few thousand American and other NATO force members died, but the vast majority died between 2008 and 2013. There have been very few casualties in the last five years. The Afghan military's disintegration began months ago, with a series of losses that began even before President Biden's announcement that the United States would withdraw by September 11.

It began with individual outposts in rural areas where soldiers and police units were surrounded by Taliban fighters and promised safe passage if they surrendered and left their equipment behind, gradually handing over control of roads, then entire districts, to the insurgents. As positions fell, the most common complaint was that there was no air support or that they had run out of supplies and food. I'm not sure what Bush and company were thinking. For years, the United States attempted, with limited success, to train its military and police officers. Afghanistan is one of the world's most primitive countries.

But even before that, the systemic weaknesses of Afghanistan's security forces — which, on paper, numbered around 300,000 people but, in recent days, have totaled around one-sixth of that. These shortfalls can be traced back to a number of issues that arose as a result of the West's insistence on building a fully modern military with all the logistical and supply complexities that come with it, which has proven unsustainable without the United States and its NATO allies. To begin with, the place is rife with corruption. How are you supposed to fight if you don't have any ammunition? Then you simply pay others to leave or f**k up paper work, as has happened in many parts of the country over the last year. What about the food shipment for the troops? Gone.

Furthermore, US officials discovered that only 15-20% of the population is opposed to the Taliban! These people want Taliban laws, not Western culture. Afghans make up the Taliban. It will take them 600 years to grow out of their desert fundamentalism. We're not going to force it.

Now shut up

Pushing the Taliban into the shadows or temporarily toppling their control of Afghanistan's government is not victory or winning. America lost. All the trillions spent were wasted. If you can't realize that then you're the brain-dead one.

Go back to your white trash whores and banging them because that's what your best at.

[Italianman]

In that case, I guess the Nazis never lost, they're just hiding in the shadows You could also argue that the Confederacy never lost the American civil war



Is it possible for a boxer to win if his opponent does not die? it's embarrassing how stupid you are

[Tsar]

In that case, I guess the Nazis never lost, they're just hiding in the shadows You could also argue that the Confederacy never lost the American civil war



Is it possible for a boxer to win if his opponent does not die? it's embarrassing how stupid you are

You're the one who is stupid.

Nazis have never retook Germany and they are defeated because it was destroyed as a successful ideology. It's been more than 70 years with no Nazi Rebellion to retake Germany.

The Confederates lost and never made a second attempt to secede from the Union and form the Confederate States of America. Modern Confederates are just a brotherhood and club that has southern pride.

You're really showing how stupid you are because you only want to argue.

[Italianman]

Lol, you don't know what logic is do you, retard? According to your idiocy it doesn't matter how long an opponent is defeated. The Christians ruled Istanbul (Constantinople) for more 1,100 years. The Ottomans (now known as Turks) captured the city in 1453 and renamed it İslambul (the city of Islam). Furthermore, who said Nazi ideology was destroyed? It's still alive and well, especially on garbage internet forums like this

[Tsar]

Lol, you don't know what logic is do you, retard? According to your idiocy it doesn't matter how long an opponent is defeated. The Christians ruled Istanbul (Constantinople) for more 1,100 years. The Ottomans (now known as Turks) captured the city in 1453 and renamed it İslambul (the city of Islam). Furthermore, who said Nazi ideology was destroyed? It's still alive and well, especially on garbage internet forums like this

My logic is fine, you negro monkey! If an opponent hasn't made a rebellion within a few decades they are clearly defeated.

Nazism and Confederates have no comparison to Islamic Terrorism!

You are dumber than a braindead monkey on life support!

Go back to banging your herpes-infested chimp-loving sluts, HIV Monkey Boy! They will help make your banana more rotten and diseased than it already is...did one of your sluts give you syphilis that went to your brain?

[Tsar]