As an afghan refugee , I can say that majority of this conversation is true and made me cry for many things said in this podcast.  Thanks for keeping people educated about the history of this land .,(reply>), @bergssprangare you’re response gives me the impression you didn’t watch this video and don’t give a fuck about anyone outside the west,(reply>), @n I believe he’s talking about how the Afghani army laid down their weapons en masse and let the Taliban take over.  How millions of Afghani desperately tried to flee the country when this happened rather than banding together to oppose the Taliban regime.,(reply>), @bergssprangare <br>Fck are you taking about. What the hell were they doing to the US army? Exchanging tickles?,(reply>), ​@Joey Fischler A typical liberal..yelling and waving the white guilt card..Your arrogance is only superseded by your ignorance..  So you know better than @Faryad Karimi, which post I reacted to?Go get tar and feathered..lol,(reply>), @bergssprangare many Afghans (did you even listen to the podcast?) are not particularly interested in fighting for the western concept of Afghanistan, and even less interested in dying as a worthless pawn in the global geopolitical chessgame that has been played on the region known as Afghanistan over the past centuries.