Those who say that people are tired of the war and that Afghanistan no longer needs a war are mistaken. Today, more than ever, Afghanistan needs a fair and just war.
Author: Ismail Furughi, analyst (Germany)
Afghanistan has never suffered as much as it does today. The scope of the terror that the Taliban unleashed in Afghanistan today is unprecedented in history. This peak of terror does not only harm any particular group or nation, rather, but it also leads an entire nation to its doom. The Taliban ruthlessly want to turn Afghanistan into a land of ghosts and a full-fledged cemetery of the 21st century - a cemetery for all its inhabitants. The Taliban want to alienate our nation from art and culture, law, and human civilization, and remove from our society women who make up half of society.
Genocide, forced evictions and floggings, retaliation and shooting of men and women in public, as well as a complete ban on the admission of female students to universities and a ban on women from working in all national and international non-governmental institutions ... these are all clear examples of crimes against humanity. All these heinous acts will present our people to the world even more ignorant, disgraced, and humiliated than before, and will make Afghanistan even more shameful and poorer than ever.
There is no doubt that the Americans and their European, Australian, and Canadian accomplices, who are the main culprits in creating this miserable situation in Afghanistan, every time condemn every cruel and inhuman order of the Taliban. But they limit themselves only to condemnation and do not take decisive action against them. They have handed over power to the Taliban and are watching all sorts of human tragedies with complete indifference and nonchalance, and instead of taking decisive action against the Taliban, they deposit forty million dollars every week in their banks.
As you know, the Americans want to once again turn Afghanistan into an arena of lawlessness for the most ignorant Islamic extremist group and use it to harass their Iranian, Chinese, and Russian opponents. They consider the consolidation of the religious-terrorist system in Afghanistan the best means to achieve this goal. But will they achieve their sinister goals?
Will the people of Afghanistan endure them forever? Do oppressed people never want to defend their honor and dignity? Will our youth continue to sit under the covers, continue to be spectators of the crimes of the mono-ethnic and mono-gender Taliban government, and will they continue to look at the moans of their sisters and mothers? Won't all the people - all men and women - support their brave sisters and daughters?
The facts show that the unbearable life of people, especially our youth, has reached its limit. Our youth now sees no other way to protect their honor and save their homeland from the captivity of terrorists but to stand up, fight and rebel against the Taliban-Dajjals.
The youth of the country and all the people gradually came to the conclusion and conviction that confrontation and the fight against terrorists (from guerrilla to frontal war and from cultural and propaganda struggle to organizing various meetings and demonstrations) is the only way to save the homeland from the oppression of the Taliban. Those who say that people are tired of the war and that Afghanistan no longer needs a war are mistaken. Today, more than ever, Afghanistan needs a fair and just war. The aggressive and desperate people of Afghanistan now more than ever need a cohesive revolutionary organization and a united liberation front. Afghanistan must regain its lost freedom.
The creation of underground and social liberation and anti-Taliban squads, individual and collective cultural propaganda campaigns, public strikes, and demonstrations that are expanding day by day in all provinces of Afghanistan will undoubtedly break the back of the aggressive and war-hungry Taliban. And this is the only way to save the motherland again from the Taliban terror...
