In the name of Allah, the Merciful, the Compassionate
the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan:
Why Obama Used the Cover of Night for His Flying Visit?
Rabi ul Sani 14, 1431 A.H, Wednesday March 31, 2010
In the name of Allah, the Merciful, the Compassionate
By making a 6-hour unannounced trip to Afghanistan last night, Obama proved that
his military strategy and surge of 30,000 troops, his morale-boosting
propaganda, all have failed to make a dent. The Mujahideen have further driven
the enemy into the corner, to the extent that now he is not able to visit
Afghanistan in the light of the day. He comes during the night and hurries back
in the darkness, ironically acting like a thief.
Similarly, the brief speech of Obama to American soldiers in a military base,
being dotted with his low-pitched and jittery-fraught voice was demonstrating
the scope of the American military's fear and mistrust in Afghanistan. There was
no word in Obama's speech, indicating any military achievement or at least
giving good news to troops to boost their morale. Obama admitted in clear terms
that their enemy (Taliban) were a determined and resolute opponent. However, he
claimed that they would not defeat the Americans.
Obama's admission that the Taliban are a determined force, in fact, exposes the
invading Americans acknowledgement of the fact that the Taliban are waging an
unflinching struggle with unwavering determination. During the past nine years,
the invaders have not been able to force Taliban to retreat from any given small
area a or a village of any mention despite the invading American resorting to
committing brutalities and using all military power at their disposal.
If they had any spectacular achievement or any tangible results, particularly,
in the recent operations of Marjah, he would have refereed to them in his
speech, to put them on display in front of his audience. On the other hand,
Obama's visit to Afghanistan in the darkness of evening and even not informing
Hamid Karzai, the Head of the Kabul puppet administration until he was in a
helicopter on his way to the Afghan presidential palace for a 25-minutes long
meeting with the surrogate, shows how arrogantly the Americans behave with their
henchmen. The surrogates may obediently betray their religion, honor and
conscience but still they would not obtain pleasure of their masters-- who are
not ready to consider them an entity of any stature to reckon with.
The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan