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Does Anyone Believe The Taliban Has Changed?
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It depends what you mean by 'changed'.
I think some of their attitudes may alter, now that they can perceive themselves as the government of their country, rather than the opposing fore fighting an invader.
But in terms of their extreme interpretations of Islam, with all the negative implications for the people of Afghanistan, I very much doubt that those attitudes will ever change - they are far too deeply imbedded for that.
I think some of their attitudes may alter, now that they can perceive themselves as the government of their country, rather than the opposing fore fighting an invader.
But in terms of their extreme interpretations of Islam, with all the negative implications for the people of Afghanistan, I very much doubt that those attitudes will ever change - they are far too deeply imbedded for that.
Of course they have changed...ask Nicola's mate.
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Taliban - Saudi Arabia. No difference.
They both adhere to an extreme strain of Islam called Wahabism.
The Saudis financed madrases (Schools) in Pakistan where the originated to fight holy war and where wahhabi teachings indoctrinated a couple of generations.
The Taliban are not going to change any more than the Saudis will.
A few years ago Mohammed bin Salman the Prince of Saudi Arabia ordered the execution of a journalist. He dismembered while still alive. The whole thing was recorded for the Prince to enjoy later.
And the UK carried on its relations with that evil regime as if nothing happened. We still sell them weapons. We trade in luxury items, the Royals regularly rub shoulders with Princes. They now own half of London, and they chop people into little bits for disagreeing with them.
Just like the Taliban, except they are not dirty oil rich.
They both adhere to an extreme strain of Islam called Wahabism.
The Saudis financed madrases (Schools) in Pakistan where the originated to fight holy war and where wahhabi teachings indoctrinated a couple of generations.
The Taliban are not going to change any more than the Saudis will.
A few years ago Mohammed bin Salman the Prince of Saudi Arabia ordered the execution of a journalist. He dismembered while still alive. The whole thing was recorded for the Prince to enjoy later.
And the UK carried on its relations with that evil regime as if nothing happened. We still sell them weapons. We trade in luxury items, the Royals regularly rub shoulders with Princes. They now own half of London, and they chop people into little bits for disagreeing with them.
Just like the Taliban, except they are not dirty oil rich.
The 'West' continually makes the mistake of thinking that all the women in Afghanistan want to be like the women of the West. A small proportion among the middle classes in the urban centres do, yes.
But the vast majority, I read over 85% estimate, who live in the rural areas want to continue living under sharia law.
But the vast majority, I read over 85% estimate, who live in the rural areas want to continue living under sharia law.
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