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**illerlytoindy** · 09-04-2012, 03:57 AM

i actually deny that as i have explained it below. the internal strifes between NA and taliban were not based on religious disputes as far as i can tell. their strifes with other tribes was also not based on differences in religion as far as i can tell. even their policy of 'quick adherence' did nothing to hasten or hamper the US invasion. they are two completely different things.
even now, dont judge their support or lack thereof by seeing the afghans living in afghanistan screaming on social media. they represent a minority.

that may be true, but the unfortunate truth is that the Americans found plenty of Sunni's ready to fight the Taliban and they weren't all ethnic Tajiks and Uzbeks etc. It is reasonable to assume that 'quick adherence' had something to do with it brother as well as tribalism.

09-04-2012, 03:57 AM	#26
illerlytoindy Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 468 Senior Member	i actually deny that as i have explained it below. the internal strifes between NA and taliban were not based on religious disputes as far as i can tell. their strifes with other tribes was also not based on differences in religion as far as i can tell. even their policy of 'quick adherence' did nothing to hasten or hamper the US invasion. they are two completely different things. even now, dont judge their support or lack thereof by seeing the afghans living in afghanistan screaming on social media. they represent a minority. that may be true, but the unfortunate truth is that the Americans found plenty of Sunni's ready to fight the Taliban and they weren't all ethnic Tajiks and Uzbeks etc. It is reasonable to assume that 'quick adherence' had something to do with it brother as well as tribalism.
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