Originally Posted by
Ransom
So is the Taliban, Peter. It's basically lightly armored, relies on abstract infantry tactics and sheer terror and murder. And yet establishing their 'caliphate', in this case the nation of Afghanistan, despite not having the ability to physically attack Americans, they become a direct national security threat...of vital national security interests. Don't they, Analyst?
You and Common Sense must believe the Taliban is no such 'infiltrate unit', no threat to the US certainly. Are they?
The Taliban cannot attack. Remain confined to Afghanistan although they have many leadership ties to leadership and funding from Pakistan. Are they a threat to the United States, Peter? Common Sense?
They're not a transnational terror group. They're not sending suicide bombers. Cannot attack the US. What would be the harm or threat matrix should The Taliban be allowed to establish a caliphate or government in Afghanistan? Of vital national security interests to We the People? Peter?