Bernd
07/09/2021 (Fri) 07:37:28
No.44341
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07/09/2021 (Fri) 07:37:28
No.44341
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>>44339
>Taliban *is* an Afghan government.
Taliban is *an* Afghan government.
I also just made one in my basement, gonna tell Orbán to support them.
I understand what you're writing however. Machiavelli also wrote about this situation in the Il Principe, in the chapters about how the prince gains power, when a foreign power grants him his throne which will depend on this foreign backing.
The Afghan non-taliban govt needs to secure its positions at least that much they could achieve an impasse against the Taliban. And they should involve foreigners to gain more grounds above that. Do they even have bargaining chips? Their existence came from the US need to wage war on terror back in the early 2000s. Times are changing.
>Taliban *is* an Afghan government.
Taliban is *an* Afghan government.
I also just made one in my basement, gonna tell Orbán to support them.
I understand what you're writing however. Machiavelli also wrote about this situation in the Il Principe, in the chapters about how the prince gains power, when a foreign power grants him his throne which will depend on this foreign backing.
The Afghan non-taliban govt needs to secure its positions at least that much they could achieve an impasse against the Taliban. And they should involve foreigners to gain more grounds above that. Do they even have bargaining chips? Their existence came from the US need to wage war on terror back in the early 2000s. Times are changing.