So regardless of Bin Ladens Presence, the Invasion of Afghanistan was Imminent. This is why i believe 9/11 was the edge the Bush Administration needed. Now some may think of me as an conspiracy theorist, when in fact i have lost relatives and friends due to the 9/11 attacks. So i know the pain, but i also know a few other facts as others about the Scientific Illogical Facts of what the government had revealed in the 9/11 Commission.
Even the Taliban offer Osama bin laden, So thats very interesting.
My Opinon:
Then came the Assasination of Ahmed Shah Masood, in which people claimed were Al-Qaeda operatives. I highly doubt this, why?
The Taliban did not want to kill Ahmed Shah Masood, he was a great fighter during the Soviet Occupation, if you had the copies of original interviews with Taliban Commanders. They were constantly asking Mullah Omar to give them the order to strike at Ahmed Shah Masood. But they were told not to, from the Mercy of Mullah Omar. Also Ahmed would of put great opposition to the Current Karzai Administration because we all know, that the current administration has a huge corruption problem and huge Northern Alliance problem(Both always go together). Therefore Mr. Masood would not enjoy taking Orders from a former Taliban Official, in fact he wanted to become President himself Someday.
Truth:
Now who becomes President Hamid Karzai
UNOCAL Member
3) There is a connection between Iraq and Afghanistan. Afghanistan has never witnesses IEDS or Suicide Bombings, which were very apparent in Iraq.
2001 - No Suicide Bombings or IEDS
But starting 2003 (Beginning Invasion of Iraq)- There was a startled jump in Suicide Bombings and IEDS against Governmental forces in Afghanistan. So this leads to one conclusion that there must be some connection between Iraq and Afghanistan which makes Iran a gateway. To get from Afghanistan to Iraq, you must pass through Iran, unless the fighters take a longer route throughout Asia which i doubt they will. So Iran must be helping out in someway or another.
So now you have a connection between the fighters in Iraq and Afghanistan. Leaving Iraq, means the insurgency of Iraqis will just flow into Afghanistan making the situation worse for soldiers in Afghanistan than it already is.
Iran:
The USA Simply cannot go march into Iran EVEN if it had left Iraq. Why? Iran controls practically has puppets and allies in Afghanistan and Iraq. The shiite insurgency in Iraq are loyal to Iran. The Northern Alliance consisting of Shiites are loyal to Iran. The Northern Alliance is the only reason why the Current Democratic Administration has not fell apart, if Iran tells them to attack the Coalition forces, Afghanistan is back to Taliban.(BTW the Taliban and Iran almost went to war in 2000) All the Pakistani Shias are very loyal to Iran, including also Syria and Shias around the Globe. If Iran tells the Shias to solely target US Forces, then Iraq is Gone.
Iraq:
Saddam = Secular
Osama Bin Laden = Religious Extremist
The Sunnis in Iraq simply want to Establish an Islamic Sharia, when the Shias lean towards a more democratic rule. Thats a problem, while one attempts to Establish the Divine Law, while the other seeks to Establish an Non-Islamic Law.
This is a minor analysis that i have collected, perhaps in the future i may present a larger outlook on this war on terror.
This i also made for beginners in Understanding a little of the Politics in the War on Terror
Feel free to Put your Input
Last edited by mahdisoldier19; 03-27-2007 at 12:45 AM.
I Do not Support any Extremist or Fundamentalist Groups, We should all strive for a Democratic State in which Free Thought can be Expressed!
Re: This " War on Terror " Will Fail And WHY not to War with Iran
Good information, it does tie in.
"Were they created by nothing, or were they themselves the creators?
Or did they create the heavens and the earth?
Nay, they have no firm belief.”
[Holy Qur'an: 52:35-36]
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