BTW, is Mr. VICE PRESIDENT your hero? He certainly is not mine nor majority of Afghans from all over Afghanistan.

I am glad you heard this tale here first! Because the forum uses logic!

Day by day Mr Karzi is losing confidence in his government, relationship with his international partners (who brought him to power in the first place) and the ability of the international forces to defeat Alqida and the Taliban, this in itself should be a cause of concern for the international community. Mr Karzi’s recent remarks to his former security chief (Amrullah Saleh) manifests his willingness to work with Taliban as a partner, over international community.

The real problem in afghanistan is Taliban, Alquida and other terrorist organistaions,however, a few (like the article above) either knowingly or unknowingly, try to hide this fact and divert the attention of the international community away by fabrication and unimportant issues.

regards,

Zaman Hakim

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/michael-hughes/afghanistan-needs-a-hero_b_610622.html

The fact is that 35 years time window since post Daod Khan’s time is a hell of a time window for any of those wanna-bees to rule Afghanistan successfully and yet no results.

It is time for Afghanistan to revert back to something in that resemblance.
However, it may not be the same but it is our last hope.

Here is a new article just posted in Huffington Post:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/michael-hughes/afghanistan-needs-a-hero_b_610622.html

Khalil

At the beginning of the US operation in Afghanistan the view was the warlords will have a vital role in Afghanistan by keeping the security intact while the Americans and are on their Al Qeada hunt. This was very much the Policy Mr. Khalilzad created and Mr. Karzai … See Moreimplemented. We are seeing a “Saqaw” era of 21st century Afghanistan where no one knows how long this warlordims will last.

The goal should be, however, that every person irrelevant to their ethnicity be held liable for their atrocities being committed against humanity specifically the Dasht-e-Lailee genocide of 2001. There should not be any resentment towards ethnicities, but individuals who perpetuated those war crimes.

Excellent clear analysis.

On another note, the time for monarchy in Afghanistan is over, and nobody will agree to another King in Afghanistan,and the unity of the tribal leaders are the most important issue in the satbility of Afghanistan, but the tribal leaders donot trusta Karzai, and his government, so, what is the solution?

Your statement regarding the west’s super powers brilliant minds is astoundingly true. They are not so brilliant, nor are they creative. They want to re fight the Indian wars in the US.

I just had an insight of how the US fought the Vietnam war. They fought it like they fought the American Indians. In Vietnam this old west way to wage war failed because uncle Ho Chi Min understood what the Americans were doing.

I know American military historians love to say the US military won all the battles in Vietnam. They did not win one battle at least from my ground view. I was up front and personal in some famous battles of that war. The Vietnamese always chose when to fight and they fought well.

When the Taliban figure out how Americans fight and adjust it will be the end of American involvement in Afghanistan.

In the American Indians case they did not know war as fought by the European and did not have the infrastructure to fight the so called white man. They died slowly away. Their grandchildren today suffer from this catastrophe.

What I am saying is this, nothing is going to be won on the battlefield alone. The only good the military force is in it’s ability to back up tribal leaders, and the central government.

All the work in Afghanistan, or should be is in working with tribal leaders. The central government should be doing what the consensus of agreements between tribal leaders. Not the other way around. To me this is democracy.

In the end it will be the tribal leaders who say how the central government will work. Not the Americans EuroAmericans, or Pakistani’s. American or NATO forces should work for the tribal leaders. At least this should be the idealistic goal. I have a feeling Americans need to have a little humility in this regard.

But before this is all done tribal leaders have to be brought into the 21st century.

Now that I embarrassed myself I will shut up.

In 1979, twenty-one years before September 11, 2001, Isser Harel predicted with uncanny accuracy the events of 9-11 to Michael D. Evans, an American supporter of Zionist extremists of the Jabotinsky sort.

On September 23, 1979, Evans visited Harel at his home in Israel and had dinner with him and Dr. Reuven Hecht, a senior adviser to then prime minister Menachem Begin.

In an editorial entitled “America the Target”, published in the Jerusalem Post of September 30, 2001 Evans — a Khazar Jew masquerading as a Christian — asked Harel about Arab terrorism and if it would come to America. Harel told Evans that Arab terrorists would likely strike the “tallest building in New York City” because it was a “phallic symbol”. The fact that 9/11 was planned by the Mossad through the admittance of Isser Harel is well documented and appears in a book written by Michael Evans

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gh06KlWqv2U&NR=1

http://republicbroadcasting.org/?p=7318
AIPAC of Raving Lunatics

http://www.mikepiperreport.com/

Israel is finished, top brass KNOWS who did 911 pt 2

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K4XnYkANHGU&feature=related

invasion of America by

Millions of Mexicans & other millions of

foreign invaders !!!!

HOW DO I NOTIFY THE PENTAGON ????????????

Change will come, but remember if the people do not remain vigilant, informed and of common purpose, that change can and likely will often be for the worse.

“Change we can believe in”, Mr. Obama? Kindly define “we”?