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| "Please, kind Western NGOs, teach us more about the joys of feminism." |
by Trad News
The US war in Afghanistan (cost $2.4 trillion) continues to go badly. After revelations that the Taliban are actually winning on the ground and news that Trump is going to "win hearts and minds" by ordering more unrestricted bombing, comes the news that the US-backed government is basically falling apart.
From Arab News:
Ghani is an independent, non-party firgurehead, whose urbane manners and track record of working for the World Bank and the UN makes him an ideal tool for the globalists, but his power base in Afghanistan is extremely weak and narrow.
In recent months he has been trying to build up his power base through crude nepostism and tribal politics, sparking opposition from others in the governing coalition, like the Jamiat-e-Islami party.
From Arab News:
"An Afghan faction which is a key partner of President Ashraf Ghani’s government has threatened his plan to fire a leading member of the party who has been a long-serving governor for northern Balkh province.The tiff involves the Jamiat-e-Islami party, which, as the name suggests, may not be as unsympathetic to the Taliban as one would expect from a US ally, and Afghani President Ashraf Ghani. Ghani is attempting to remove, Atta Mohammad Noor, the governor of Balkh province, who is a member of Jamiat-e-Islami.
The development adds further to the already deepening political tension in the US-backed government while Taliban insurgents and Daesh affiliates make gains on the battlefield and with growing calls for convocation of a grand traditional assembly which may decide on the formation of an interim government and on the fate of US forces in Afghanistan."
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| Ghani with his badge of office. |
In recent months he has been trying to build up his power base through crude nepostism and tribal politics, sparking opposition from others in the governing coalition, like the Jamiat-e-Islami party.
"Ghani has gradually reduced the role of Jamiat figures in recent months and in summer blocked the arrival of his first vice president General Abdul Rashid Dostum, another factional leader, to Balkh to announce the formation of an opposition alliance with Atta and another senior member of Ghani’s government.Don't ask me, but why would anyone be thinking of investing another cent in this shitshow, when this is what 2.4 trillion dollars got you?
Dostum lives in exile in Turkey for allegedly ordering the detention and sexual abuse of a political rival...
Dostum, Atta and many of those who had gathered in Kandahar accuse Ghani of power monopoly and nepotism. Ghani, who is under US and Western donors’ pressure for bringing reforms in his government, denies the allegations."
We are not leaving. I realize that our enemies and thier "agents of influence" and useful idiots in the United States would love that. They would love to see our humiliation and loss of confidence. They would love to say 5,000 dead Americans,16 years and Billions for nothing and in vain. Pakistan, China, Iran and the rest of our "allies" ... i mean enemies would love that. If possible to engineer a Vietnam style ending for the cameras. To gloat over again and again for the next 50 years.
ReplyDeleteWe are the furniture. 16 years will turn into 20. And 30 and 40. Afghanistan belongs to us now. It is very educational. And our warriors can be stationed there or stationed "shoveling shit in Louisiana". They have to be somewhere. It is all volunteer warriors.
We will expand. The enemy will gradually diminish. Afghanistan and Iraq and Syria will pay us back. With interest.
Wars are fought for booty and land. You don't send people to war if you aren't going to fishing and win. That's the old style. Otherwise don't bother bothering people.
We live in a new age of expansion and colonialism.- while simultaneously protecting and strengthening the Homeland. That's the program. United States wasn't built by or for the timid. It was built by white men who saw the larger and longer picture. We are not running a charity. That experiment is over. We are ready to get on with the Future while cherishing our Past.
LOL, this comment certainly didn't age well. I hope you are suitably humbled by your lack of ability to lord it over the future.
DeleteThey got what they wanted as i wrote up there. A Vietnam style ending for the camera. And punish us forever with mass Central Asian immigration.
DeleteThe worst prediction for me anyway, came true.
I wanted to stay there and in Iraq and the region.
The future over which i wished to lord over could have been great. Afghanistan was a piece of prime geo-strategic real estate. We bought and paid for it. It was ours. and i had hoped to pay us back by setting up a things like we did in KSA, UAE and other places. We get to pull out their raw materials which they can't use - and they get a percentage of the proceeds used to develop their country. We use the rest to fund operations and pay ourselves back. Also putting Westerners and others to work by re-routing that money back to our manufacturers and businesses here in the Europe and USA.
The schools and universities over time would have trained up a generations of people. A better quality of elite would have formed there. While much is made of the gay stuff and the feminism. They mostly taught Afghan men to be engineers. Math. Medicine. Veterinary. Agriculture and water technology. Nursing. The history and culture of their region of Afghanistan. and so much more. Over time, first quantity, then quality would be selected for.
The price of the products made from those raw materials we extracted would keep the stability, sustainability, price and abundance for the world who relies on those products.
It would have been a win/win.
The worst of their culture would be softened and cleaned after some years of our influence. The entire region would have gradually improved. Eventually peace would start to seep in and spread out. A new and better way of life would have come in. Some prosperity. Trains running.
We would be situated also right the heart of a developing Central Asia and could have facilitated, benefited from and participated in it. There would have been no need to use tax dollars as it would be paid for with commerce dollars.
We could have paid ourselves back over time.
White colonialism and white expansion is a vital part of white survival in the future. As we must meet the Chinese and Indians, Irani, Turks and others out there doing the same thing, rather than to forfeit the field and the future to them.
Our global empire, it's institutions and NGOs could be and should be used to repatriate non-Westerners who live our countries back to their own countries to develop them. As those countries gain in opportunity due to our intervention.
Afghanistan has the highest birthrates and as a result there's a lot of poverty and sickness. The promotion of female "empowerment" as you've noted, is commiserate with lower birthrates. It's better for Afghans to have fewer children who are healthy and well cared for, who have a future, than to have a whole bunch of feral, sick ones. And high infant mortality, mutation, illness. and all the rest of it.
I still believe in all that.
So you go ahead the laugh and rejoice. But our humiliation and defeat is not in white interests. It's very directly against them. For starters, it only adds to white problems vis a vis more mass incompatible immigration.
I never felt that the humiliating and very unnecessary end of the British Empire was a positive thing for anyone. It's not something to celebrate.
You used to have a motto, Pastor. "Think locally, act globally"
DeleteWe went to Iraq.Or Afghanistan Or Libya or Vietnam or World War Two. Or.. we shoulda never even come to the New World. You name it...USA shoulda never done it. They say "We shoulda never been there'. Well stop saying that and apologizing to our enemies and other tin horns. Because we did. And we shoulda.
ReplyDeleteOur enemies snicker like Mutley and Dick Dastardly when we do that.
Stop being thier fag.