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US and russia with their trillion dollar budget failed. I wonder how good pakistan will do
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What you reap, you sow. >

Oh gosh if only someone in pakistan had thought of this possibility before protecting the taliban and then releasing them back into afghanistan.
Anyway... >

To be completely honest i don't think the entire pakistan was in on supporting the Taliban. Most probably one of the army or ISI factions helped the Taliban and now that the US is gone, those generals are using taliban to attack pro west parts of the army in an effort to seize power >

Turn about is fair play. Considering that Pakistan did little to prevent the Taliban from using Pakistan to avoid US attacks and then coordinated attacks against Afghanistan from their safe haven in Pakistan. >

Somebody's going to get invaded for the bajillionth time.