Taliban offensive of 2021 and collapse of Afghan government.

[SeniorFuckFace]

We’re going to send them a very explosive message at the big gathering they happen to be planning to have in Kabul.

What the fuck does that mean? Spit it out, be specific...

 

[The golden neckbeard]

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I have no confidence or fear of 3 letter agencies for this reason.

They are incompetent. This was literally OSINT shit. Everyone saw it coming.

Wow. Cant believe these niggers get paychecks

 

[Techpriest]

What the fuck does that mean? Spit it out, be specific...

All the taliban’s big leadership is coalescing and on the move towards Kabul at the moment, and going to be in one place. It’d be a shame if something happens to them.

 

[Gender of peace]

But why did the Biden administration drag their feet way past the May 1st deadline?
It surely hasn't worked out well for them politically, seeing how the world is mocking them and even their lapdog media is starting to low-key criticize them over this.

Here are some theories that I've seen on social media or come up with myself:

• Theory 1: TDS. Leaving by May 1st was Trump's plan, so they just had to miss that deadline out of spite.
  
  
• Theory 2: Forever war aspirations. They were biding their time and hoping that their glowniggers could pull off some fuckery that would make it politically viable to cancel the troop evacuation and stay in Afghanistan for another 20 years. But somehow that failed.
  
  
• Theory 3: Incompetence. They failed to listen to the people in the military who could have told them that the Afghan government & army was a joke, and thus really got caught by surprise by the Taliban's fast takeover.
  
  
• Theory 4: Vanity. Biden wanted the conclusion of the evacuation to coincide with the anniversary of 9/11 so that he could hold a schmaltzy speech along the lines of "Bush started this; I ended it!" and be celebrated by his lapdog media as the second-greatest president ever (after Black Jesus).

What do you think?

Theory 5: CCP Apparatchiks like Jake Sullivan are running Biden's foreign policy, intentionally handing China wins

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President Biden’s National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan and Senior Adviser on China in Policy Planning Mira Rapp-Hooper served as fellows at Yale’s Paul Tsai China Center, which has taken millions…

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Joe Biden’s NatSec And China Policy Directors Served As Fellows At Chinese Communist Party-Funded Center.
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President Biden’s National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan and Senior Adviser on China in Policy Planning Mira Rapp-Hooper served as fellows at Yale’s Paul Tsai China Center, which has taken millions in Chinese Communist Party cash and counts Chinese government and military-linked individuals as fellows and speakers, The National Pulse can reveal.
Follow The Money.
The center re-established itself in 2016 following a $30,000,000 donation from the son of the late Paul Tsai, Vice Chairman and co-founder of Alibaba Joseph Tsai. Alibaba, founded by Jack Ma, has close financial and personnel ties to the Chinese Communist Party.

Joseph Tsai is also a “patron” of the China-United States Exchange Foundation (CUSEF), a Chinese Communist Party-backed grouped exposed by The National Pulse for sponsoring trips to China for journalists and politicians in exchange for “favorable coverage” and part of the country’s United Front efforts “to co-opt and neutralize sources of opposition to the Chinese Communist Party” and encourage “positions supportive of Beijing’s preferred policies.”

The Paul Tsai China Center was also singled out in a Department of Education (DOE) letter requesting financial records relating to cash—estimated to be around $375 million—the Ivy League university has taken from foreign governments but failed to report.

The center describes its purpose as “helping advance China’s legal reforms, improving U.S.–China relations, and increasing understanding of China in the United States” and “works collaboratively with a broad range of top experts in the Chinese government, universities, and civil society” to do so.

But in reality, the center collaborates extensively with the Chinese Communist Party and its American enablers.

CCP Apparatchiks.

Among the Yale Center’s visiting fellows and faculty are professors at Chinese Communist Party-run universities, Chinese Communist Party apparatchiks, and People’s Liberation Army (PLA) advisers.

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Visiting Fellow Li Qiang doubles as the Deputy Secretary-General of the Beijing Military Law Society, Director of the Military Law Institute at the China University of Political Science and Law, and former member on “expert panel on lawfare for the Chinese PLA Air Force” from 2015 to 2020.

One visiting fellow “advised” Chinese Communist Party officials on drafting “rules regarding civil protection orders” in addition to another fellow serving as the Deputy Director-General of the Office of Senior Advisors to the state-run People’s Bank of China and Secretary-General of the Financial Research Center in the Office of the State Council.

Another served as a former official in the China Food and Drug Administration, describing himself as “heavily involved in the drafting of policies and laws relating to food and drug e-commerce, among other things” and revealing he is a recipient of Chinese government-backed research grants.

Payola.
And the center’s American counterparts have frequently peddled Chinese Communist Party lines in Western media outlets.

Visiting Lecturer and Senior Fellow Jamie Horsley has attempted to absolve the Chinese Communist Party of blame for COVID-19 in a Brookings Institute piece entitled “Let’s end the COVID-19 blame game: Reconsidering China’s role in the pandemic”:

The Chinese party-state did mishandle aspects of the initial outbreak. But based on what we now know about COVID-19’s early and asymptomatic transmission and many countries’ ineffective responses, it is not clear that greater transparency in the first weeks would have prevented its spread overseas. Given both this uncertainty and that COVID-19 is the most devastating global health and economic crisis since World War II, the United States and China should end the blame game over the pandemic, collaborate to conquer it, and lay the groundwork for more effectively handling future outbreaks.

She also downplayed China’s social credit and surveillance systems in a Foreign Policy magazine piece, “China’s Orwellian Social Credit Score Isn’t Real.”

Visiting Lecturer and Senior Fellow Susan Thornton was also one of five academics who penned a letter to the Trump administration insisting that “China is not an enemy.”

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The center also runs a speaking program, often hosting professors and deans from Chinese Communist Party-run universities.

Many guest speakers are current and former Chinese Communist Party officials, including Central Commission for Discipline Inspection member Li Shishi, Vice President of China’s Supreme Court Wan Exiang, Vice Minister of the State Council’s Office Wang Yongqing, Counselor for Intellectual Property at the Chinese Embassy Yang Guohua, Ambassador Wu Jianmin, and more.

In addition to hosting people such as Christina Ho, the Country Director for the Clinton Foundation’s China program, the school has also hosted noted members of pro-China lobbying groups such as former Asia Society President Kevin Rudd, National Committee on U.S.-China Relations Vice Chair Cheng Li, and former U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger.

Beijing Biden.
Rapp-Hooper, who has been installed as Biden’s State Department Senior Adviser on China in Policy Planning and at the United Nations, previously served as Senior Fellow at the Paul Tsai China Center.

She spoke on two 2019 panels entitled “What Should Be the U.S. Policy Toward China” and “From Engagement to Competition in U.S.-China Relations.”

Sullivan, a Non-resident Senior Fellow, spoke in 2018 on the subject of “Can America Still Lead?”

These unearthed ties follow National Pulse reporting linking Sullivan to Harvard’s Belfer Center, which collaborates with Chinese Communist Party officials on cybersecurity measures and conferences.

 

[SeniorFuckFace]

All the taliban’s big leadership is coalescing and on the move towards Kabul at the moment, and going to be in one place. It’d be a shame if something happens to them.

That it would.

Considering the response thus far are you confident something like that can be successfully executed?

 

[Techpriest]

That it would.

Considering the response thus far are you confident something like that can be successfully executed?

Yes. There was a recent air strike in Kabul and honestly, at this point something like this would be about the best response to the situation. It’s what I’d do as a big middle finger on the way out.

 

[The golden neckbeard]

The Taliban doesn't look at anyone as 'targets'.

But yes, subhuman indian filth do support the shitstirrers in the north, from their base in Tajkistan that someone should take care of, because they fear Pakistan really taking a look at liberating the Kashmiris from streetshitter occupation.

Pakistans interest in Afghanistan has always been an unlimited supply of low IQ Islamic Terrorists to Khasmir for free.

So i bet India is concerned.

 

[DumbDude42]

That it would.

Considering the response thus far are you confident something like that can be successfully executed?

of course it can. burger air force bombings, drone strikes, and mid range missile attacks are very precise and effective, and they have more than enough military bases around the region that could comfortably hit kabul.

the question, as always, is not whether america is capable of doing it, but whether it is willing to do it. and i'm not so sure about that, such a move would not only plunge the country into anarchy and chaos, but also put all the americans still suck in there in extreme danger.

 

[gaystoner]

Resident Dementia gave a press conference on covid...blames Desantis..Then runs away with his tail between his legs.

Meanwhile at Kabul Airport

Can't just pretend Afghanistan isn't happening joe

 

[SeniorFuckFace]

Yes. There was a recent air strike in Kabul and honestly, at this point something like this would be about the best response to the situation. It’s what I’d do as a big middle finger on the way out.

Interesting, wait until to Leadership consolidates into one area and bomb the fuck out of them...efficient.

Wouldn't you need a really good reason to do that or, nah, who fucking cares it is the Taliban and we dindu nuffin?

 

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Iran hates the Taliban, and that'll come to a head once things settle down. For the moment, they are more or less sitting back and laughing as 20 years of nation building implodes rapidly, and rubbing thier hands at the thoughts of a pipeline to China.

India has already been discussed.

Iran has come to an understanding with the Taliban. The Taliban shot down a primary leader of the Jaish ul-Adl, a terrorist group supposedly advocating for the independence of Khuzestan Province but which openly works with CIA and Mossad, just last week.

There have been rumors of offences against Shi'a, but they seem to have been corrected. If things come to a head, there are tens of thousands of boys from the militia of the Fatimid Banner who can return home to defend.

There is no reason for any human countries to offend against the restored Afghan government. Only indians, and other lower beings.

The central Asian stans are mostly run by aging post soviet autocrats(or their immediate successors)-with Islamic populations. If those states’ fall your looking at a collapse of Russian and Chinese influence in the heart of Eurasia. Do you really think they’d let some sort of Sunni internationalist insurgency pull that region out from their feet?

You mention Pakistan, a resurgent and outward looking Taliban could reignite the insurgency in northwest Pakistan and undermine the government in Islamabad. Not to mention providing training and manpower for thousands of potential trouble makers in Kashmir for India.

None of the surrounding states will tolerate the Taliban trying to overturn the whole order.

Which means that anti Taliban forces will be backed-at least as an insurance policy.

“Spread terror and unrest and we’ll start dropping ammo caches on that warlord’s hideout you haven’t breached yet”.

lol are you mentally retarded why would taliban start shit in pakistan

Pakistans interest in Afghanistan has always been an unlimited supply of low IQ Islamic Terrorists to Khasmir for free.

So i bet India is concerned.

Modi took independance guaranteed to Kashmir away from it. To the extent Kashmir was ever part of India, it's over. Time for liberation.

 

[Ghostse]

Yes. There was a recent air strike in Kabul and honestly, at this point something like this would be about the best response to the situation. It’s what I’d do as a big middle finger on the way out.

Best response is to get out and stay out unless they bring Al Queda in again - which they are unlikely to do.
Taliban had issues with Al Queda and didn't like them. But bin Laden had connections and money, so it was hard to push them out. If the US had worked the Taliban harder, they wouldnt' have turned him over but would have forced him out the country where he might have been snapped up; but the US didn't particularly want to do that since the places he'd likely have be sent to would be Pakistan or Iran.

They dropped everything to work with with ANA & the US to push ISIS's shit all they way in. They don't like outsiders, and given they have just been killing Afghans, we dont' need to give them any further reasons to be pissed at us.

 

[Ow The Edge]

Biden left no mention of Kabul, no questions

This is Soviet level Politburo shit. Oh my God.

It really makes you feel like a Soviet citizen back in the Brezhnev days. Economy falling apart, lost war in Afghanistan, death of societal hope, all presided over by a withered half-corpse who clearly can’t remember where or who is half the time. All we need now are a few of the ancient faggots to drop dead in rapid succession.

 

[Techpriest]

Interesting, wait until to Leadership consolidates into one area and bomb the fuck out of them...efficient.

Wouldn't you need a really good reason to do that or, nah, who fucking cares it is the Taliban and we dindu nuffin?

>Wouldn’t you need a really good reason
Easy justification to be honest. They’re the heads of an illegitimate regime that commits war crimes, and a threat to our evacuation.

lol are you mentally retarded why would taliban start shit in pakistan

They have been for the last few months. Bombed a bus full of Chinese nationals.

 

[SeniorFuckFace]

>Wouldn’t you need a really good reason
Easy justification to be honest. They’re the heads of an illegitimate regime that commits war crimes, and a threat to our evacuation.


They have been for the last few months. Bombed a bus full of Chinese nationals.

Fair enough, makes sense to me.

You changed my mind...

 

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They have been for the last few months. Bombed a bus full of Chinese nationals.

you seem to be referring to a bombing that has nothing to do with the Afghan Taliban and everything to do with the Indian and former American puppets.

so, more reason to hunt down and kill all American collaborators in Afghanistan, and Indian spies.

lol

 

[Day Of The Sword]

More rumors from /pol

TWO MORE WEEKS!

 

[Ghostse]

Iran has come to an understanding with the Taliban. The Taliban shot down a primary leader of the Jaish ul-Adl, a terrorist group supposedly advocating for the independence of Khuzestan Province but which openly works with CIA and Mossad, just last week.

There have been rumors of offences against Shi'a, but they seem to have been corrected. If things come to a head, there are tens of thousands of boys from the militia of the Fatimid Banner who can return home to defend.

They have a moment of hating something else greater than they hate each other. It will not last. They will come to some agreement about a pipeline to china, and then proceed to starting fucking with each other again. Taliban wanting liberate their fellow ethnics, and Iran wanting to put their own allies to secure the pipeline corridor so they can reduce the rent.

There is no reason for any human countries to offend against the restored Afghan government. Only indians, and other lower beings.

lol are you mentally retarded why would taliban start shit in pakistan

Bolded part, there sort of is, which is the Taliban will be up to their fucked up execution methods before too long. But honestly that's not a real reason and yes they be just left to their own devices, until they fuck up again.

Taliban were starting shit in Pakistan while they were getting their shit bombed by the Americans. They want to kill all the other, bad muslims in the mountains and take them over. They then want to ensure that Pakistan/ISI becomes a Taliban satellite; they don't exactly want Pakistan but they want to make sure the government of Pakistan is never a threat they need to worry about.

 

[Ow The Edge]

lol are you mentally retarded why would taliban start shit in pakistan

Because they’re Muslims and starting shit is all you’ve ever done since Mohammad’s time.

 

[Techpriest]

you seem to be referring to a bombing that has nothing to do with the Afghan Taliban and everything to do with the Indian and former American puppets.

so, more reason to hunt down and kill all American collaborators in Afghanistan, and Indian spies.

lol

The Pakistani taliban is associated with the Afghan Taliban. They aren’t funded by India, they’re cats paws of groups of officers in the Pakistani military.