[Tolo News] During his trip in the southern Paktika
...which coincidentally borders South Wazoo...
province on Tuesday, Afghanistan's Caped President Hamid Maybe I'll join the Taliban Karzai remarked that foreign forces should fight Islamic fascisti outside Afghan borders
| Hence the CIA UAVs hunting jihadis in Pakistan... not to mention Special Forces hunter-killer teams and that invisible unit of Afghan Special Forces who've been wandering somewhere doing something, probably something unpleasant for the recipients. |
To prevent Islamic myrmidon's attacks carried out by Afghan Taliban is duty of Afghan government, not the responsibility of foreign forces, President Karzai said.
| So true, dear. We look forward to the day y'all are capable of that. |
"We will cooperate with international community so that they start fighting beturbanned goons in their hideouts. There is no al-Qaeda among our people," he said.
| No? But there certainly are Taliban and other jihadis, some of them not native -- or near-native -- Pakhtons/Pashtuns. Many of them are in organizations affiliated with Al Qaeda. The governments of Turkey and Germany, among others, are not pleased about this. |
"So war among our people and villages does not make sense."
| Tell your people and your villages to call the international forces when the Islamic myrmidons come calling, and that little problem can be made to go away prettydamquick. |
He said that "he has started detailed talks with the US government regarding the issue."
Once again President Karzai called on the Taliban to renounce violence and join the political process. "Once again, I call on the Taliban not to increase pain and sorrow of their country and instead make it happy prosperous," he said.
He cited illiteracy as the root of miseries and urged residents of Paktika
...which coincidentally borders South Wazoo...
to do their best to get their children educated.
| It would help if the Islamic myrmidons gave up destroying schools on both sides of the border. |
It is believed that in most restive parts of the country where there is less control of central government, teenagers and youths especially girls do not have access to education. |