How do the Taliban fit into the NWO?

originally posted by: AaarghZombies
As the title says, can anybody explain how the Taliban fit into the NWO and the NWO's greater agenda?

Are the Taliban part of the NWO, are they an enemy of the NWO, or are they simply too small a player for the NWO to bother with?

We know that the Taliban are ideologically opposed to groups like ISIS, and that they're only pragmatic allies with countries like Iran and Pakistan who oppose the NWO, and that they don't really cooperate with them except when they have common interests (Such as fighting ISIS), but they're also not particularly friendly with countries that are part of the NWO agenda.

The Taliban are actually in a pretty close 1:1 parallel with the church of Gender Ideology, to which the so-called Progressives subscribe. The difference is, mainly, that because the Taliban recognize that men and women exist and are different, women under the Taliban have the language to name their oppression, whereas, within the cult of Genderism, women are forbidden from even naming their sex or body parts. Otherwise, not much practical difference.

originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: ufoorbhunter

Why would China be interested in Afghanistan, it's too poor to buy Chinese goods and it's too dangerous to mine or farm.

Well AaarghZombies you make a very good point

Yet some country is going to have a go at Afghanistan at some point in time. If terror cells start training in the Afghan mountains like prior to the American experience with 9/11 and carry out equally horrific attacks on Beijing in support of Muslims in the west of China then we might see a similar reaction of invasion by the CCP

a reply to: ThatDamnDuckAgain

The Nazis always used the Muslims as tools.
Still are.

Just like CIA helping fund Al Qaeda.

www.theinsider.org...


Aiding the Taliban is about more than drugs it's also about exporting more terror into Western nations for more control.
This building has been sealed off due to terror attacks in the area. Do not forget to social distance and triple mask.
COVID19 #5 booster vaccines will be given in the cafeteria while we have this time to use.

a reply to: havok

I'm astonished that you haven't read it before.


The 3 World Wars

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

All my sources say 1871. Not that it really matters.

originally posted by: Vasa Croe
a reply to: TonyS

Just like Biden said this couldn't happen within 90 days and then it happened in 10, folks said the US couldn't become socialist and look at us only 7 months into the new admin.....nobody wants to work, government handouts everywhere, vaxx/mask mandates ramping up, etc....

With this incident, we will lose support from allies worldwide. There are vast food shortages happening, or at least transportation for food causing shortages. And folks still aren't waking up or getting it. Doesn't even have to be a slow boil anymore.....if the US was attacked by a decent size groundforce and some bombs dropped strategically, it would happen quicker than most believe. This administration will be the ruin of the US.

You are quite correct. Welcome to a nation of losers, run by and for losers. And more elections will only serve to cement the strangle hold the CCP/Dems have on the US. About all we can do now is keep our Passports curent.

originally posted by: Wide-Eyes
All my sources say 1871.

Source for what?

If I had to put money on it the taliban are something to keep on the back burner to be used as a distraction

originally posted by: ufoorbhunter

originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: ufoorbhunter

Why would China be interested in Afghanistan, it's too poor to buy Chinese goods and it's too dangerous to mine or farm.

Well AaarghZombies you make a very good point

Yet some country is going to have a go at Afghanistan at some point in time. If terror cells start training in the Afghan mountains like prior to the American experience with 9/11 and carry out equally horrific attacks on Beijing in support of Muslims in the west of China then we might see a similar reaction of invasion by the CCP

But wouldn't Russia be the most likely, it's much closer and it has a much more substantial problem with Muslims groups like the Muslim Chechens. China's "Muslim" population are more Turkmen than Muslim, they follow a different branch of Islam than the Taliban.

a reply to: Wide-Eyes

The term Fascism didn't exist in 1871? hoax

a reply to: DashVol

Star for the most outstanding mental gymnastic I have read in a long time. If it was an olympic Discipline you'd win gold...

Here goes noting

a reply to: AaarghZombies

Know where you're coming from with the Russians but not sure they are going to be over excited about taking on the Mujahadin again especially after seeing the USA similarly ground down by them.

On a total positive for Moscow the current situation is almost a dream come true in regaining its influence over the FSU Stan republics that are suddenly in a state of shock over what's going on with militant Islam on their borders. Moscow is seen as a saviour right now and its military is once again on the borders of Afghanistan as the saviour in the form of the CSTO. Which is almost a conspiracy in itself

originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: ufoorbhunter

Why would China be interested in Afghanistan, it's too poor to buy Chinese goods and it's too dangerous to mine or farm.

Just one example of thousands ..... ( google:- china contracts with afghanistan )😀

As America fights, China gets contracts

Taliban fits in the NWO . . .

the same way Antifa and BLM does

Imagine how much of a pain the “children” would be if they didn’t have a bogeyman to fear? Krampus, Baba Yaga, Gypsies, etc.

a reply to: sraven

Nihilists.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

One hundred and fifty years ago.

a reply to: chris_stibrany

The term Fascism didn't exist in 1871

Or did it?

a reply to: AaarghZombies

We know that the Taliban are ideologically opposed to groups like ISIS,

no their not, they are of the same sect, sunni and want to rule with sharia law and have no problem using terror to do it.

what the problem between them is just like all jihadi terrorist they fight amongst themselves until a common enemy shows up then they join forces and fight. when that is over they go back to fighting amongst themselves again.

what the problem between isis and the taliban is, isis took over a province and form their own islamic state in afghanistan and started recruiting taliban defectors who were upset with the leaders of the the taliban for not happey about not winning
any ground.

The Taliban and Isis are both Sunni Islamist extremist groups seeking to form authoritarian states under strict Sharia law and prepared to use violence to achieve their aim.
The two forces are actually enemies, however, who have fought bitterly since 2015 when Isis formed the Islamic State-Khorasan Province (ISKP) in Afghanistan at a time when it was first seeking to extend its geographical reach beyond Iraq and Syria.

It established the ISKP in the Nangarhar Province of eastern Afghanistan in January 2015, actively recruiting defectors from the Taliban, in particular those who were discontented with their own leadership’s lack of success on the battlefield.

The formation of ISKP prompted Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mohammad Mansour to write a letter to his Isis counterpart, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, calling on him to abandon his recruitment drive of the disaffected and arguing that any war for their comparable cause in Afghanistan should be carried out under Taliban leadership.

Fighting duly broke out between the two sides that June 2015 and between two separate factions of the Taliban in the Zabul Province that November over whether or not to join forces with Isis.

What is the relationship between the Taliban and Isis?

just if there is a re invasion ( which i doubt) they wil both stop fighting one another and fight the collocation forces, then when that's over they'll go back to fighting amongst themseleves once again.

a reply to: AaarghZombies

Anyone who is protected by Saudi Arabia is probably pretty punctual. I mean, they are pretty rich.