Will they take their money and use it against them? Sure. Will they bond with infidels and make them buddys? Not likely.
Supposedly, Obidens handlers(run by China—who knows) want him to give Afghanistan to China. They may well buy the Tallybong for a while but truth is always the same in the mideast with few exceptions. Muslim terrorists hate infidels.They always have always will.
Will they take their money and use it against them? Sure. Will they bond with infidels and make them buddys? Not likely.
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Well, if we go by how the Indians recently whooped some China ass in the little dust up they had a few months ago, this bodes well for interesting times for any Chinese in Afghanistan.
I know the Muslims have some grudging respect for Christians and Jew as being fellow “People of the Book,” which the Chinese are not.
Taliban: ‘Islamic law will come not to just Afghanistan, but all over the world. Jihad will not end until last day.’
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This is a 14-century imperative, and I’ve been warning about it for years, but of course, to warn about this is “violent extremism.”
As the Taliban moves into Kabul and demands the unconditional surrender of the central government, Taliban commander Muhammed Arif Mustafa told CNN: “It’s our belief that one day, mujahedin will have victory, and Islamic law will come not to just Afghanistan, but all over the world. We are not in a hurry. We believe it will come one day. Jihad will not end until the last day.” The CNN “journalist,” demonstrating yet again its spectacular misunderstanding of the conflict (which, of course, is shared by the U.S. foreign policy establishment), followed that with “It’s a chilling admission from a group that claims it wants peace.” The Taliban does indeed want peace. It wants the peace that will follow the world’s submission to the hegemony of Islamic law.
Muhammed Arif Mustafa was stating plainly what the U.S. State Department steadfastly ignored for twenty years: the fact that the Taliban views itself as the exponents in 21st-century Afghanistan of a fourteen-hundred-year-old conflict, one that is as old as Islam itself. The History of Jihad details how Muslims in Afghanistan and the world over have waged this jihad without any interruption throughout that entire period, with the goal that the Taliban commander enunciated: to establish the rule of Islamic law anywhere and everywhere possible.
This imperative was often energized by grievances, but was never, contrary to State’s assumption, built on grievances alone. The Qur’an commands: “And fight them until persecution is no more, and religion is all for Allah.” (8:39) Some might think that because the Taliban is ending what they perceive as “persecution” – that is, the American presence – in Afghanistan, it will lay down its arms. This is once again a fundamental misunderstanding. The Taliban, and other groups like it, will fight on “until religion is all for Allah.” Within Afghanistan, this will take the form of a ferocious and merciless persecution of women who do not obey Islam’s veiling laws, and of anyone else who dares to violate the strictures of Islam in any way. And outside Afghanistan, the Taliban will do all it can to aid jihad groups elsewhere, as it aided al-Qaeda to prepare for the jihad attacks in New York and Washington on September 11, 2001.
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China’s folly will unfold if they enter Afghanistan thinking they can buy their way to the mineral resources. 7th century barbarism will rule Afghanistan as long as Islam flourishes. Everything else is background noise from the cheap seats.