Without the active, meaningful and honest presence of the Pashtuns in the resistance and liberation struggle against the Taliban, the disintegration of Afghanistan is inevitable!
Author: Hashmat Radfar
After the 2014 election scandal, someone quoted Sattar Saadat as saying to a group of his comrades: "The 2014 election proved that it is no longer possible for the Pashtuns to continue their power in Afghanistan with democracy, voting, and elections. There are two ways for the future. We have no choice but to either return power to the Taliban again or allow the country to disintegrate. Of course, it must seem as Tajiks initiative..."
What Ashraf Ghani's corrupt gang and ethnic group did to the undisputed surrender of power to the Taliban made it clear that what Saadat said seven years ago was in fact the plan and vision of a large mass of Pashtun technocrats of the republic to save the ethnic paradigm and power from the harm of "others".
Tribalism, which once became a problem in the Afghan bureaucracy, was followed in major political games by a power struggle between conservative jihadi figures whose views on tribal and ethnic issues were seasonal and occasional, and whose identity sensitivities were never approached the red lines of the ethnic interpretation of power. In their second-hand interaction with the Arg, they competed with the jihadist aristocracy and were far less problematic than the other non-Pashtun political factions against the ethnic elite.
These groups were in various roles until Ghani's complete surrender of Afghanistan to the Taliban, and unknowingly his accomplice of crime (see the latest posts on the Arg page, photos of the president and his defense minister meeting in Bala Hesar a little more careful).
Now that the scenario of handing over power to the Taliban has been implemented, Saadat and many of his like-minded people are working to soften the situation in favor of the Taliban. Masoom Stanekzai, Hanif Atmar, and behind the scenes Ghani, Moheb, and a number of others are known began to discredit Resistance and are trying to create a Resistance Council with a number of stage actors imitating the presence of Tajiks in Ghani's court.
However, much evidence is emerging of the progress of the second scenario proposed by Saadat (the disintegration of Afghanistan). In a cursory glance, it can be concluded that sooner or later the beginning of resistance and liberation struggle for the recapture of non-Pashtun areas is inevitable and it soon begins armed struggle and resistance in large areas of the north, center, and west of the country. Civil war will break out across Afghanistan against the Taliban, and for a thousand and one reasons it can be argued that the continuation of the Taliban Emirate is impossible in this way.
The United States and its global allies are reluctant to repeat the 2001-2021 scenario in Afghanistan. The resources and facilities of the Taliban's strategic patron (ISI) are not unlimited to promote their "minimum governance". Afghanistan's neighbors are no longer able to play a role beyond financing small insurgency projects and countering the potential threat posed by ISIS.
The United States and its global allies are reluctant to repeat the 2001-2021 scenario in Afghanistan. The resources and facilities of the Taliban's strategic patron (ISI) are not unlimited to promote their "minimum governance". Afghanistan's neighbors are no longer able to play a role beyond financing small insurgency projects and countering the potential threat posed by ISIS.
In short, sooner or later the Tajiks, Hazaras, Uzbeks, and other ethnic groups in Afghanistan will clash with the Taliban and drive them out of their areas. They will not go to liberate such Pashtun areas, like Paktia, Kandahar, Khost, etc. from the Taliban. The United States and the so-called, Free World will not be bitten a second time from the same hole. When the Resistance forces will barricade themselves at the gates of Kabul, they will not again bring another Karzai, as they did in 2001, from the Uruzgan Mountains as a conqueror of Lui Kandahar, Lui Paktia, and Lui Nangarhar.
Thus, what seems certain is that Resistance against the Taliban and its victory over their death and hatred squads in the not-too-distant future is inevitable, and if the new generation of Afghan Pashtun society resists honestly and consciously, along with "others" against Taliban, which are unlikely to do so, the division of Afghanistan along ethnic, linguistic, and geographical lines, is the inevitable geographical destiny that has been read from the time of Abdul Rahman to the present day.
From now on, it is impossible to ensure "national unity" and guarantee the role of "big brother" with the games of Stanekzai and Atmar and a few other lizards. Come to the battleground and if you are really against the Taliban, fight them in your village, house, and neighborhood, in the end, brother and brother will have equal accounts.
