AFGHANISTAN - WESTERN HUMANITARIANISM AND 'HUMAN RIGHTS' WAS ONLY A COVER FOR ITS INTERVENTION!!!! PART 2.

 

And so it was that the West gave itself the 'divine mission' of invading Afghanistan to fight the forces that opposed it, and to 'pacify' the country and its people. 

To inculcate them with its own values, political systems. As is the almost unavoidable outcome of all or most intervention and colonial models.

Afghanistan has to be successfully pacified and to a state of peaceful coexistence with her neighbours and the 'international community.' 

If it was/is to cease to be a threat to the West and the rest of the world.

But, was that ever the case? I mean, if it was, then what does the West now expect of the country, by having deserted it and its people, leaving them to fend for themselves, as best they can? 

Why is the West applying 'collective punishment' to the people of Afghanistan, by refusing to trade with and offer them reasonable assistance? 

Why are these nations, individually and collectively, folding their hands behind their backs, tightly pursing their lips closed, and with blindfolds over their eyes and earplugs in their ears.  

So that they are not inconvenienced by the plight of the people of Afghanistan? 

The same people whom they are demanding that the Taliban government should be inclusive towards. 

The people whose 'human rights' they are insisting that the Taliban government respect and observed. The same people whose religious freedom they are saying they want the Taliban to respect and safeguard.

I mean, most intelligent people will know that the best way to achieve and preserve peace, security and stability.  

Is to help nations to establish and maintain modern and efficient systems of government, and to promote universal healthcare, education, social amenities, housing and creation of jobs. 

This is not what the West is doing, so, either it is willing to pay the cost of any consequences for it later.  Or it knew all along, that there was no truth to its 'war against terror' rationale for having intervened in Afghanistan from the beginning.  

To be continued!