What a correlation, sir. I am impressed. Yes, Taliban are like cancer cells, they don’t foresee that if Pakistan perishes, they perish too. They are like all of us, very hard to identify and very hard to eliminate and so collateral damage is imminent.

You have done extremely intelligent correlation. You are genius sir. Unlike, very unlike other Americans, you are trying to identify the root cause, and I must say that you know the problem more than many Pakistanis do. Barack Obama also tries to understand things out here. Can you please, please please send this article to him and to Richard Holbrooke and to Mrs. Clinton and yes to our own President?

dr jawwad, Thanks very much - I’m glad you liked it. Feel free to discuss, too, the areas where you feel my analysis misses the full, complex truth, here - I am eager to learn more from all of you who are so much closer to the problem.

The revolution was unique for the surprise it created throughout the world as it was massively popular which overthrew a regime heavily protected by a lavishly financed army and security services as an unique idea of — an Islamic Republic .
So typical monarchy of UAE and saudi felt lot of danger that this type of movement could grow towards their side and then taken away their family dynasty.US are all time friend of these rich monarchs due to oil rich terrain so it was not difficult for to brain wash these weak but extremely brutal characters to convince them to start hidden war against this shia movement ,a some how
like danger alarm for their unaccountable family rule.
So the war was immediately started in 1980s on Iraq Iran border to shake the foundation of islamic foundation
In 1982 with Iranian success on the battlefield, the U.S. made its backing of Iraq more pronounced, supplying it with intelligence, economic aid, normalizing relations with the government.
During the war, Iraq was regarded by the West (and specifically the United States) as a counterbalance to post-revolutionary Iran. The support of Iraq took the form of technological aid, intelligence, the sale of dual-use and military equipment and satellite intelligence to Iraq. While there was direct combat between Iran and the United States, it is not universally agreed that the fighting between the U.S. and Iran was specifically to benefit Iraq, or for separate, although occurring at the same time, issues between the U.S. and Iran.
Iraq’s main financial backers were the oil-rich Persian Gulf states, most notably Saudi Arabia ($30.9 billion), Kuwait ($8.2 billion) and the United Arab Emirates ($8 billion).

Along with this it was the United States that also played the Kurdish card on the same pattern as we saw support to specific groups with all military support to fight against anti US forces in any part of region.
There are very similarities between kurd and Pakistani talibans.Both live in the mountainous region and their number historically has been hard to calculate and estimates have continued to increase. The region they inhabit has been referred not refer to a non political designation. Both historically have always been a stateless people and considered as best soldiers due to their natural illogical skills

The term “Kurd or taliban” was a generic one used to denote nomads, and non-Arabs in particular. In Kurdish, the term “Kurd” means “warrior” or “ferocious fighter.So seeing their geographical and biological background these areas are best hunt ground for producing soldiers against anti US forces.The areas where they grow are usually deprived areas due to negligence of political forces or intentions of dictators under US funding and support to these Islamic autocrats.

So we also saw same kind of funding toward various rebel groups within Chechnya fighting the Russians, each with different political, economic or ideological motivations Some of these derive from a desire for revenge for past Russian military and political action in the region, . Adding in Chechnya’s military culture, unemployment and poverty, it is easy to see why the cycle of violence and hatred common to regional conflicts ensue extremism in the region again funding of CIA and wahabi groups were obvious in such localized war game.
So it was basically Russian war in Afghanistan that has started taliban ,a process simulation designed in CIA and for practical and dynamic simulation, our soil was selected under wolves of our army generals who are publicly recognized as sheep of nation.So I reverse your term as taliban producers are our military generals who are our real wolves clothing in sheep.These wolves hired services of religious clerics under US ,saudi and drug money and that ultimately generated a flood of monsters in our soil as uncontrolled chain reaction of this design of human breed.
The motto of such leaderless resistances are always war , war and win over the dead bodies so no peace or dialogue options are left for reconciliation with them. Kurds were treated with chemical gas, chechniyans were treated with full force of military without any human sympathy by a super power and now in our side operation rahe rasit is continuation of genocide of these breeds for complete eradication.

Religion is just trivial factor but surely strong driving force to gather such groups for typical mind set people.It works effectively and on this basis it is spread on large scale population who are illiterate and deprived of state facilities.
Its true goals are surely to weaken the anti US sentiments in strong areas against specific community as we Muslim consider these talibans as the deadliest threat to Islam.
Mode of actions of talibans are suicidal bombing, harassment , kidnapping,brutal ways of killings, forced concept on general public and they applied all actions to common people without affecting the elite class so on mass level it produces catastrophic affects on one’s culture, life style and source of incomes.

Well, cancer often has an external cause, cigarette smoke, chemicals, radiation, whatever. If we want to talk prevention, then let’s talk about those foreign causes and how to prevent them from getting the cancer started. If the cancer is already *there*, if it is now a group with some internal momentum, and some internal ability to grow without further external help, then it must be fought as a cancer - stopping smoking accomplishes little once you *have* lung cancer. If it is a sort of hybrid thing, with some internal strength, but also strengthened from outside by continued support, such as by foreign-funded recruiting stations mascerading as madrassas, then let’s talk specifics about how to fight the hybrid thing. For example, if foreign-funded recruiting stations mascerading as madrassas are part of the continuing problem, today, how might these be stopped without interfering with legitimate madrassas doing good works and without violating the principles of freedom of religion? Whatever foreign involvement there was originally, and there is, today, it is evident that the foreign powers, either government or non-government powers lack the resources or the wish to place a major foreign army within your borders - they won’t put enough individuals in Pakistan to overthrow your government without internal help, so let’s talk about how to keep the few foreign agents out and how to *deny them that internal help*, and not just shrug our shoulders at the hopelessness of it all because the real bad guys are foreigners.

More later…