ISIS, Taliban announced Jihad against each other

ISIS, Taliban announced Jihad against each other

Mashaal Radio has published a report stating that Daesh and Taliban group have announced Jihad against each other.

Nabi Jan Mullahkhil, police chief of southern Helmand province has told Mashaal Radio during an interview that he has received documents in which both the terrorist groups have announced Jihad against each other.

Mashaal Radio which is related to Azadi Radio quotes Mullahkhil as saying when the matter of peace talks between government and Taliban comes into discussion some intelligence agencies make new groups to keep the war ongoing in Afghanistan.

Emphasis: "...when the matter of peace talks between government and Taliban comes into discussion some intelligence agencies make new groups to keep the war ongoing in Afghanistan."

So here we are, the "terrorists" have just joined the war on terror. Or at least the fake war on terrorists. Or is it the war on fake terrorists?

AND THE WORLD CHEERS!

a reply to: Blackmarketeer

Good let them take each other out !

they are both Khuaraij (extremist) groups .

two less evils the world needs !

It just gets weirder and more weirder huh?
This whole ISIS, and other terrorist groups sure sounds like a psyop if not a Saturday morning cartoon.

a reply to: Blackmarketeer

You know ISIS is bad when the Taliban and Al Qaeda denounce their actions. It would be nice to watch these terrorists battle each other and when the time is right an air strike is dropped on all of them.

Oh dear.......

Well, um, hmmm

This has almost become a parody of itself, were it not so tragic to those caught in the middle

Any major dude knows the police building is under renovation. Good luck and godspeed.

Could it be that the Taliban was never really a "terrorist" organization and are now going to rise to defeat a group/groups backed by western influences in order to bring some peace and stability to the region?

I think that is a good possibility.

NO waay... this has to be C.I.A influenced if so job well done actually there was a guest on Jon Stewart that jokingly guessed at such a scenario where the winner gets to fight the " Big Satan " in the final play-off.

a reply to: Blackmarketeer

Nice....I wish them both luck.

a reply to: Blackmarketeer

ISIS is the hornets nest and this will consolidate the terrorists into one big fat target zone.

Meanwhile, Halliburton and Chevron readies plant and equipment.........

originally posted by: cavtrooper7
AND THE WORLD CHEERS!

And the US arms both sides.

Win win for the bankers and arms suppliers, the taxpayer gets the bill.

a reply to: Blackmarketeer

Let the games begin!!! Let no man be left standing.

Does this lend more credence to the idea that ISIS is a product of Western intelligence (or at least colluding with it)?

Saw this on reddit and have to agree it raises an ugly question:
1. USA invades Afghanistan due to the presence of Al Qaeda (supposedly being harbored by the Taliban).
2. USA becomes involved in a war with Taliban.
3. Portions of Al Qaeda in Iraq and Syria become ISIS, including Syrian rebels supported by the USA.
4. ISIS declares jihad on the Taliban (?)

Seems ISIS continues to oblige the USA with it's 'war on terror' PR.

a reply to: Blackmarketeer
Is there any way we can help them out? Surely we can offer our support...to both sides.

a reply to: Klassified

Sadly, I believe that has been our standard operating procedure in the Middle East for some time now.

a reply to: intrptr

You sure know how to bring irrelevance into a thread.

originally posted by: Blackmarketeer
www.khaama.com...
Abdu Bakar Al-Baghdadi, the leader of ISIS has called Taliban leader Mullah Mohammad Omar “a fool and illiterate warlord”.
Al-Baghdadi has said that Mullah Omar does not deserve a spiritual or political credibility. While on the other hand Taliban fighters have been ordered by their leaders not to let Daesh flag raise in Afghanistan.

Them'z fightin' words.

Hey! Maybe the world will cry for them like they've done for Hamas, it just takes killing the # out of some "lesser of two evils" bad guys (Ooh, less evil than Israel?) to get people's attention and sympathy.

If ISIS starts ruthlessly murdering Afghani's by the several hundreds just to kill a few Taliban, it might enter the same dynamic and more people might start having positive feelings towards the Taliban, lol.

originally posted by: Blackmarketeer
a reply to: Klassified

Sadly, I believe that has been our standard operating procedure in the Middle East for some time now.

Good point.

a reply to: Blackmarketeer

All ISIS would truly have to do to garner popular support for the Taliban is kill innocent people in cruel and/or random ways.

Then, the Taliban might get some more support for being the heroes and protectors that they supposedly used to be.

They'll be like, the new Iraqi/Syrian Kurds, except heavily Islamic.

Then, the next Afghani "President" could be aligned closer to the Taliban, and an eventual merger ("peace deal" as they call it) could take place one day, or the Taliban could take back over Afghanistan one day.

The real question ends up being, is ISIS knowingly or unknowingly working towards many of the same goals as other world powers happen to be, and are those powers behind their rise to power and current existence?

Or it could be a simple turf war. Afghanistan has some really ripe crops. Heheh.