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Interesting is Afghanistan under the Taliban = unstable region ?
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And there are some who are even worse than the Taleban.
I assume the US will keep an ELINT eye on things and occasionally spend a RC air visit, dropping a present. ELINT misses out on HUMINT, however. Whether that loss pays out bad or not, remains to be seen. As usual, I am not optimistic. I would like iof media spend more focus on the theft of biometric databases. It illustrates a deep and very serious dnager valdi for us Wetserners alla cross Wetsenr nations. Indian poipulaiton and US population alrready has seen siugnficant parts fo their citizend havign their exe scans and fingeprrints being stolen by "somebody". Numbers I believe to recall from already several years ago said one third of the US population and several hundred million Indian citizens (India runs a very extensive biometric regime on its population) have their data beign stolen by somebody, may it be hostile governments, criminal organisations, political extremists hoping to come to power in the future, big business - whomever. Ask your doc for an emergency injection of imagination if you do not see an issue in that. Its a very grave concern as long as you have no magic orb allowing you to see into the future and know whether or not legislation will turn to abuse these data, or not. Whatever polticians cna break, they will break it sooner or later, and Murphy's law says that evertyhing that could theoretically happen, will happen if you wait long enough. When it comes to state and politics, I always expect the worst and do never trust. |
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Different terror groups has what I know been fighting each others. Markus |
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The Taliban will not take over the entire country. The various tribes still control their own enclaves so civil war there will continue as it always has like Budda says. |
I thought that Chinas interest in Afghanistan was purely civilian and not military.
Russia have they forgot what happened last time they tried to play cards with Afghanistan. As someone wrote Russia could support northern group who's fighting the Taliban. Markus |
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I don't know how well equip the other side is. Markus |
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China wants it all. To use it itself. To prevent an economic rival (rare earths), and preventing others form having these earths (so that they depend on China selling them). For their Silkroad 2.0 project. They also want to keep an eye on Islam, because in China they supress over six dozen cultural and ethnical minorities. The spirit of uprise should be kept far, far away. They can see in Africa, Europe, America, how bad it is with Islam, thats why they crack down so hard on the Uighurs, too. |
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Well, damn. I was just planning a trip there. :shifty: |
When People from Afghanistan came to Denmark to seek asylum they said that they would get killed if they are sent back.
Some days ago we could read in Danish news article Afghan refugees who already got asylum in Denmark, crying for help from the Danish government, they want to come home. Edit There are around 20.000 Afghan people in Denmark and not everyone of these have been on vacation in their homeland. End edit Markus |
Getting disgusted in the morning. This complete waste of a German government offers Afghans eligible for Evacuation money if the stay in Afghanistan, not wanting to leave anymore. "Throw a last Party, have a life and get killed happily afterwards!"
Maybe we should sent back the Palettes with beer that we evacuated with the last two Planes (that returned the Bundeswehr) instead of loading afghans on board. And a music box. Taliban may go crazy, lose their minds and drop dead. With German beer and German Schlager, everything looks just half as bad. |
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