Why Do the Taliban and ISIS Hate Each Other
The Taliban and ISIS are both Islamist extremist organizations, both with similar interests. Despite both belonging to extreme branches of Islam and seeking to establish authoritarian states that adhere to their versions of Sharia law, both the Taliban and ISIS are two forces that have been in perpetual conflict since 2015. Why have these two extremist forces fought against each other for so long? In what ways are their goals and beliefs different? Well, join us as we investigate exactly why the Taliban and ISIS both hate each other.
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To put it simply, ISIS-K (Isis in Afghanistan) doesn't think the Taliban are that batshit crazy enough
Don't they have air conditioning?... Why are they so angry all the time?
@@danhtran6401 Afghanistan isn't even that hot, in fact they are cold place due high attitude
@@tiglishnobody8750 it was a joke... I've never been there. Hopefully when peace prevails, I can go and visit....
@@damm41 where did they mention cars and phones in the Quran?... Then Abraham dialed Allah, Allah, please help me, my camel V8 is sick and I have no way to cross the mountains. Where are you going Allah asked. To the local unemployment office, I got to find a job and feed my kids. Ok my son, Allah said, I will give you automobile and gas. What is gas?... Alo alo, Allah....
Isis cannot happen if USA control iraq and Syria oil. Also what Syria iraq want is sharia law it's easy let give what they want and his oil back no isis will happen isis are not LBGTQS 😅
You know it's a tough neighborhood when even the Taliban have to fight terrorists who think they don't go far enough.
Barbaric cultures.
😂
@@mossionyou did not do the dishes lad 😂😂😂😂 shut up
@taiemgamerxrbg2080 you're addressing me? No clue what you even mean? But am a big fan of TSR lol
@@mossion do you mean the cultures of the western powers who killed MILLIONS unjustly since the 1900s? The United States holds the 1st rank in barbarism since its inception, along with the UK.
Religion is the excuse. Power is the goal.
Power is the excuse. Islam is the goal.
@@reconnaisancebro stop lying
@@reconnaisancethis is what misinformation look like for those who don’t know ^
@@reconnaisanceif they really cared about their religion they wouldn’t be doing stuff like “sb” and “sb” is against their religion.
@@emptyhad2571what is sb? This has nothing to do with "extremism" and everything to do with Islam itself.
Soviet intervention in Afghanistan= " brutal invasion" American intervention in Afghanistan= "conflict that ends with a happy agreement" Thanks, infographics show
they are biased
Two groups of evil people perceive eachother as competition
Imagine being from the USA and thinking the taliban are evil. 😂
@@MM-br3lvthey're though 😂
@@MM-br3lv arent they?
@@MM-br3lv 9yr old consumer
@@MM-br3lvthey are definitely morally evil even if it started as a “ righteous” movement. Killing people simply because they don’t agree with is textbook evil to me.
To put it simple: the Taliban is more so a Pashtun nationalist group, while ISIS views national allegiance as heretical. To name one of the big reasons.
ISIS is pan Islamist, Taliban is Pastun Islamist to Isis Taliban is nationalist to the Taliban isis are internationalist theocrats or something like that?
Not that simple .
Here's a big difference between old Tal and IS, and Tal today. A European or American can visit Afghanistan today and Tal will protect you from IS.
what tribe or race is isis from are they even afghanis
@@md-xe8uf It kinda is and that taliban has mixed Sharia Law with Ethnic laws. The Islamic State views the taliban after Mullah Umar as traitors of the religion
ISIS: Child of US Taliban: Father of US
Taliban was also created by US to fight the soviet union
No they were created by Scholars of islam to fight against US backed Afgan tribal leaders in Afganistan civil war
@@mohammedowais7398 yeah their weapons came out of skies
Cringe
well said
Muslim+afghan+pashtun here, you repeated a few lies that have been circulating in the internet. Social media and television aren't banned in the slightest in Afghanistan. There are bans on women's education (unfortunately) but not to the extent that you mentioned. 13 of the 34 provinces allow women to go to school and university, and almost 80% of private institutions allow women's education across the board; from the 1st grade up to masters degrees. Women can travel alone in Afg contradicting the notion that "women are banned from public places". Plus, persecution from the government is at an all time low, much lower than the previous "democracy". All in all, corruption and crimes have been reduced, and harmful drug trades disrupted. Edit: I am not saying whether they are objectively good or bad; I am just making a comparison, and by comparison they are slightly better than the previous Afghan government. Edit 2: Nursing students will be allowed into universities in the upcoming semester, and medical students the semester after that. Note that this is only for public universities. Private universities were open to women from the beginning.
this deserves more likes
@@hallabel8154 and totalitarian islamist obscurantism too.
Yup. They also destroyed about 95% of poppy fields that made the working population of Afghanistan drug addicted zombies. The very poppy fields the previous government and US could not (more like did not) destroy even with their advanced machinery, I saw them destroying with just some sticks.
13 out of 34 is horrible
@hallabel8154 Well yea they've literally fought like terrorists for 30 years it's fair for people to assume they are terrorists.
If they liked each other and cooperated, they would be that much more terrifying
True
they do... you not gone to your local city and seen them come together for their middle eastern cause thats going on atm
Not really.
you are terrified of them individually because of what the West had made them ie. Soviets in Afghanistan, American funding and founding for BOTH. fanatics literally handed power by the fanatic and powerful. if they cooperated, hope they realize their similarities and the fallacy in their existence to better the countries they think they defend or fall to those who do understand
They cannot be more terrifying
It's because they see each other as a threat. Even if they share the same goals, they're both paranoid enough to assume they'll drive a knife through the other's back.
That can be said for EVERY country and religion. It screams humans can’t be trusted and everyone wants what everyone else has and more!
not at all talibs think that isis is American controlled
But they don't share the same goals? I think you're misinformed
Maybe they will wipe each other out
The Taliban pretty much forced ISIS out of Afghanistan. The middle east barely has any ISIS left. A number of Africa countries are seeing a rise in numbers though
as a Muslim, I appreciate the clarification you give about their extremism not being Islam's cor
As a Muslim you should be aware that hijab, modesty and family are not extremism as this liberal platform your praise says
@@mohamedmamdouh682huh? You still can’t force it on anyone lol
@@jonnymcgrath4816 Not every country has full freedoms, sometimes you have to take some in order to protect the values of your country, such as modesty.
Go and check Syria, Lebanon, etc. There, girls enjoy 10000% more freedom compared to Afghan girls. All Muslim countries... but why no Taliban style Sharia in Lebanon and Syria? First focus on enforcing Sharia in all 57 Islamic countries as a true Muslim. Else, leave Islam and convert to Christianity which is far far peaceful and never attacked.
anyone who takes the old testament or your book seriously and is a fundamentalist can be lead to not-peaceful things. I understate
In general, the Taliban are still better in terms of how they interpret Islamic sharia law in their daily lives, although still at an extreme level. Their focus is also only on their own country, Afghanistan. ISIS, on the other hand, does not show a proper application of Islamic sharia law at all; in fact, it can be said to be completely opposite to what is taught in the holy book of Muslims (the Qur'an). That is why many Muslim-majority countries are actually very anti-ISIS.
The Taliban is a political movement more than a religious one
What do you mean? the Islamic State DID implement proper Sharia, no one else has. The Taliban version of Sharia isn't actual sharia cause its mixed with Pashtun Law
@@ridiculamsimia4385 I've heard people indeed say that the Taliban mixes the Shari'ah with Pashtun law in some cases, but what I know for sure is that ISIS is NOT implementing, nor has ever implemented, the Shari'ah.
The Taliban are extreme in what way exactly?
@@ridiculamsimia4385Isis has nothing to do with Islam, most of their leaders turned out to be be Mossad agents, what you blabbering on about ? Isis killed more Muslims than anyone else. Isis were and are against legitimate Muslim movements, they came to Afghanistan flexing their muscles, they soon realised the Afghans as a whole, Pashtuns in particular do not bow to no one apart from Allah.
They don't have same goals. ISIS wants to create Islamic republic across the world and increase the area under Islamic rule. Taliban, though equally extremist, are nationalists and want independent Afghanistan. They are currently fighting for the neighbouring areas in Iran and Pakistan that they consider were historically Afghan
This comment is golden
How does a comment know more than the whole entire video put together lol.. Smh dude made a 15 min video to try swindle people
Indeed that is true They defer in goals
he did mention it, you missed it
They are not fighting in Pakistan or Iran currently they are working on internal development
It's sad to say America had a hand in creating both organizations, Blessed Be.
Yeah, that's why the U.S.A 🇺🇲 shouldn't F around in the Middle East. They make everything worse and then start saying "Oh they're just jealous about our freedom"
its literally like this in every conflict today.
You can also say that the birth of these groups were already happening since the Middle East seems to have a habit of using religion as an excuse to attack others that they do not like and it is no wonder that both countries have been reduced to the current state that both are in now and not to mention that birth rates of both countries is what is also killing them for they couldn't maintain a stable government if you have to many children at one time. Religion and lack of birth control is what is destroy those countries as well as terrorism.
@@evbeatzzAmerica: How can ISIS be Muslims when they killed Muslims and destroyed mosques?
America is just helping them restore their country. Its just them people can not live under modern rule
This was an interesting video. I loved how you explained it in a simple yet informative way. Thanks!
this video is made by western.......they potray every one as evil even china...
Imagine starting a war against people who are completely minding their own fcking business. and when they react you call them terrorists.
By Hamas? are you that uninformed.@@Jimmycricket-
@@Jimmycricket- No I'm talking about the United Snakes invasion of Afghanistan after the events of September 11, 2001. And yes the other occupation of Palestine which started by the UK in 1917 UNTIL today :).
@@Jimmycricket- There was neither Hamas or Israel at that time. Because hamas wouldn't have existed if this occupation didn't happen. And Israel.. There is no such thing as Israel.
@@anaseshmela8512 Well up until 2001, the USA had nothing to do with Al Qaeda, Al Qaeda explicably thought they (moslem nutjobs) alone had defeated the USSR in Afghanistan and wanted to contaminate the west with Islam by declaring war on the USA. Yes, it was Al Qaeda who declared war on the USA. The Taliban sought and received help from the USA during their struggle against the Soviets. So, your nonsense of people 'minding their own business' is historically completely wrong. What has Palestine got to do with the mutual hatred of the Taliban and Al Qaeda?
What do you mean ? That's one of the core components of US Foreign Policy lol
SHOCKER! Terrosists don’t get along with one another.
Hamas, Hezbollah, Iran, Houthis all like each other. Apparently the majority of muslims in the West like those terrorists a lot.
Taliban aren't terrorist
In this case they actually have different ideologies.
No, there’s definitely militant groups who work together. These ones are just very different. You’re simplifying things like these are comic book villains or something.
then why do israel and america come along with another?
Understanding the complex dynamics behind their mutual animosity sheds light on the deep-rooted historical, ideological, and regional factors at play.
No it's quite simple, taliban operate in Afghanistan and that region alone while isis want to take over the world
ChatGPT?
@@I-0-0-I Why do you assume that?
@@toontown9854 Because the sentence sounds intelligent at first glance, but actually conveys no information, has no message and no point by itself
As someone who witnessed the filth that immigrates out from these countries, i can't even imagine how disgusting it must be inside the country.
During the cold war... USA: Here are a bunch of weapon, now go fight those Soviets! Insurgents: Ok When Taliban rose up... USA: Alrighty, uhh can we have our Rocket Launchers back? Taliban: *no*
I'm a Pashtun from Pakistan and appreciate how you started this video off of!
Clarify me ...pashtuns ethnic group origin is Afghanistan or Pakistan? Do you think kpk province of Pakistan belongs to Afghanistan?
Short answer is hate breeds more hate.
Ignorant answers
No.
Nah that’s not it
@@4mashaal409 Not at all.
True
“In 1979 the Soviets thought they should have their own Vietnam and invaded Afghanistan to prevent a US sponsored Islamic insurgency. In response to various crisis, Olympic Games were boycotted.” Oversimplified
I see you everywhere
In response terrorism was born.
I really love how this guy/team put so much effort into this in the video they dont just say like most people do "all muslims are like this"
I am a Pashtun and lived with taliban but this is true about extremist groups and also Peaceful ones. I lived with peaceful ones and are very nice people but the extremist are just lost.
It's definitely important to distinguish the various branches within Islam. There's too much ignorance when it comes to how muslim faiths work and groups Taliban and ISIS have interpreted the Quran into such an extreme.
this groups should leave Afghanistan, most Taliban are not Afghani, they come from Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and other Muslim countries!
Because it is extreme It it Where the prophets marry baby girls 3 months old is extreme already
@@Ezekiel903 Taliban started as a movement from Kandahar. It's exclusively Pashtun however it's often said that nowadays they are more open to other ethnic groups too. The foreign fighters were mostly allied Al-Qaeda which consisted of Arabs,Chechens and other non-Afghans even though it too had local Afghans.
Any religion tbh
@@johnxina5126 agree to some parts, but today's Taliban have not much more to do with pashtun folk, even their believe system is far more different. Our leader is Ahmad Shah Massoud, which fought against this from foreigner invested Taliban!
The reason these two groups hate each other is the same reason they hate Christians and Jews. There are small differences in their beliefs about God that are all they need to hate each other.
Finally, someone gets to the point. They've been doing this since Medieval century So this doesn't surprise me. But it surprised so many other people. And they argue that oh, this has been over 75 years or in the 80s. No, this has been going for a long time.
Christians & jews live safe even under chaliphate.
@@mustipunyaemailno they weren't, most were forcibly converted that's why Christians and jews almost don't exist in the middle east except Israel
@@mustipunyaemail No, not really, they've been secret, killing From both sides no one really liked each other. I just didn't want the officials to get involved to stop the bloodshed. You don't understand there is a lot of limitations on what people believe as God or their idealistic beliefs of God.
It may be small for you, but it is not for them. It's like a vegan activist hating you for eating meat, but their determination is strong enough to take action and do something about it, rather than just do organized rallies and keep their jobs and their privilege.
Osama playing with two toy planes is foul 😭😂
Every christian and muslim, every conservative and liberal, they all say the same thing: "My people are peaceful and honorable. The extremists do not represent us. But THOSE extremists in that OTHER group do represent their people. THEY are all the same."
True, that's a right wing classic (not like others don't say it too)
That's just a Muslim and both political wings thing.
Also the difference between Bible and Quran scriptures is that you won't see a command in the bible telling Christians to slay those who reject Christ unlike Quran who see you, me and everyone else who isn't Muslim as the enemy of Allah. Don't t be ignorant my friend.
Completely wrong. There is for example (nationalists) and (radikal nationalists) and they are not the same.
@@anakatana777 prove it
The Quran also says all Muslims should seek knowledge, which goes against women not going to school. So the Taliban apparently doesn't read the Quran.
Most of them don't read
@@jeroendebruyne2165muslims dont read. If they did, theyd leave islam 😂
@@reconnaisance Oh no.
@@reconnaisance pretty sure you never read the Quran with an open heart. If you did, you will join Islam.
how about you read "bhagwat gita"(scripture in Hinduism) with open heart and if you did you will join Hinduism????......................... @@Bilbs97
very impressive, now talk about israel without getting cancelled
Not worth the risk of being demonetized - takes a lot effort to create these videos.
he wont be able to keep it online for more than 2 min before his account gets banned
what's wrong with israel
@@wumaowumao lots and lots of things
lol kid borned 1 hour ago @@wumaowumao
Please make a video about Boko- haram a terror group in Nigeria.
Actually the Taliban are part of the Deobandi sect of Islam, it's a bit different than traditional Sunni beliefs. Deobandism comes from Deoband, UP, India.
Gazwa E Hind Zindabad 💪🏻☪️
Peace+Peace = MasterPiece
Arguing + Practice = Master Debater
Ignorance + overgeneralization = an "argument"
@@hashira9223 My statement was a joke, obviously. Get a grip.
leftist infighting still puts jihadist infighting to shame. spanish civil war, sino-soviet split, etc.
@@hashira9223little muslim mad 🥺😂, are jokes banned in your religion too? Just like female education? Or music? 😂
1:00 Thanks for this, youre literally the first person I saw who mentions this and its so important that people know that. The media INTENTIONALLY doesnt mention it.
What are talking about? Media kisses and excuses Islam anytime a Muslim does according to Islamic doctrine.
@@unusualaussie9606 Muslims doing according to islamic doctrine is fine, what ISIS and the Taliban do, isn't. The original poster is right in my experience, anytime one of these groups did something, it was always twisted to paint all Muslims as such and therefore responsible for whatever terrible act
@@unusualaussie9606Muslims are not islamic
First of all the media does it all the time. Secondly, it shows how prevalent "extremeism" in Islam is that you even need a disclaimer.
@@unusualaussie9606 Then idk which media youre watching 🤣
"I'm the CIA"S favorite" "No I AM!" "Lets get ready to rummmmmble!"
Taliban hate cia
Taliban hate cia
Russia: hold my beer
I love your animations!
Thank you for taking the time to say these are not the view of all muslims. Although I’m not a Muslim myself (I am a Christian) who are more or less the same in our beliefs and origin. It’s really important to be conscious and not generalize everything who believes in Islam. I know we’re hard wired to stereotype and make assumptions, it’s easier said than done.
Islam is beautiful. We in the west were definitely programmed to fear it. The first thing i heard about islam was jihad. Now i realize its a beautiful religion, i love hearing the call to prayer. And truthfully most muslims love jesus more than modern Christians. Im not a part of any religion personally
I'm very glad they made this consideration. It's shockingly rare to see non-muslims take care to not generalize.
Thank you for understanding
@@Mikefantasia22 Nothing beautiful about it.
@@deckzone3000 learn more
Good job on the motion graphics. The whole thing reads as a big mess.
Simple Answer: Hate is their bread and butter, without hate they couldn't survive.
Imagine you have 2 brothers but the mother loves one brother more than the other, one brother not getting enough scraps to eat and we have a Mujahedeen situation to deal with
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Taking holier than thou to a whole new level.
I appreciate how you don’t refer to all Muslims as terrorists, it’s something a lot of people don’t understand.
They just see each other as rivals.
There is one lesson: War against each other (regardless of religion, etc) never changes, instead it brought more hate, corruption and chaos. I wish the chaos ends that way...
west will hate it...they will be out of business
As an Iranian, this is the real face of Islam
tour kidding right
im a pashtun from afghanistan i would suggest you to never believe what is said on media and in this video as well
Well said brother
after watching this video, I left Islam 😢
@@wumaowumao spreading misinformation to prove the point of religion has serious consequences in the afterlife.
@@mahmoudthethird there is no afterlife and there is no God 🙂
@@wumaowumao yea and we spawned out of nowhere
Can u make a video on current situation between Pakistan and Iran.
No situation, it’s simple, they both knew exactly what was gonna happen. Iran “attacked” Pakistani “attacked” back Both were actually doing tests and thought they would make the world think they’re “attacking” each other.
the narcissism of small differences in their fan-fiction
What fan fiction??? I think your the only one here who believes in delusional fantasies.
he believes america saved iraq libya somalia afganistan and killing poor people ...........they commit genocide as if they are angels
Hi, long term viewer here. please make a video on recent events. maybe the difference between Nakba and Intifada, and the settler violence in the West Bank.
the irony of american anti air missiles later bringing down american helicopters.......
I love his voice. No matter what he's talking about, I'm going to listen😊
Pretty sure Shakira law states clearly "hips shall never lie"
lol….this comment would cost you your head bro
TaIban wants to know your location😂
But the hips are covered..
@@subjectc7505 😅😅😅😅
Go show it for free then, just don't expect respect.
It's The SIMS voices for me 😂
big respect for what you said in the intro
I love how u informed it all
Love the vs vids
They hate each other because nobody can tell the difference between them💀
I can tell the difference
Anyone who can read is able to.
Didnt know Taliban and ISIS were cannon in SCP universe.
They don't have a brutal interpretation of Sharia Law, they are the true manifestation of the Sharia Law -A former Muslim
Sure you are 🤡
How is KZhead letting you post this hate speech ??
You couldn't be more wrong
Facts aren't hate speech!
I could say the same thing about being a former Christian 🤡
If there was no oil involved it would be a backwater skirmish
There's no oil in Afghanistan.
@@ostiariusalpha He can't distinguish between Iraq and Afghanistan. American education.
@@TheTeodorsoldierabvb Geoff is Australian, _I'm_ the American.
@@ostiariusalpha He sounded very stereotypically american with that comment. And you, you must be the prodigy among your own. Believe me when I say I mean no offense :D
When Taliban was fighting with soviets, America said : Mujahidin When Taliban was fightning with U.S America said : Terrorists Double standards
I know this is supposed to be serious but that animation of Bin Laden playing with the toy airplanes like a child was pretty funny
No matter how much in common a person has with his fellow man , the powers that be will always find a way to keep them divided, it’s easy to do in the US cause we all come from such diverse backgrounds but then you go to the Middle East where most people are not only the same race but the same religion and there is still divide , branches of religion and even more division branched off of that. This world will never know peace
2200 ISIS-K members is a scary amount for Afghanistan. The KKK is known to have 3k-8k members in the US. The number of domestic terrorists in America is far more scary than those around the world.
😅😅😅😅 you can't be serious
I'm not sure those numbers are accurate
I used research to derive my numbers. It doesn't matter how you feel about them.@@Slenderslayer351
Designated domestic hated groups attacked America on January 6th. I'm serious.@@LegitLaughs1
It's simple, nobody like competition.
Corrections: 1: The word Taliban comes from tālib, "student" in Arabic. 2: They weren’t simply displaced Afghans that were a part of it but also many numbers of Pakistanis that the US had originally recruited to fight the Soviets in Afghanistan. Thus eventually leading to Taliban groups within Pakistan. There are a lot more nuances to this that this video unfortunately was not able to cover.
I’m a Muslim, these two groups are not the representation of Islam or the Quran.
I wish more people understood that
Then what is Sharia law?
@@limitlessapocalypse2702 The same interpretation the nationalist Christians in the USA want to impose.
@@limitlessapocalypse2702 Something more humane, and not extreme like the way their following it. Most Muslims follow this law, and more then 90% of muslims don't go into this extreme. These extremists islam groups are basically the cults in Islam, similar to Cults in Europe or North America, but they got alotta power.
Then why is it called Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan? From a historical point of view, an emirate is a political-religious unit smaller than a caliphate.
I saw a bumper sticker once that said " I learned all I need to know about Islam on 911".
you have dunning kruger effect .
@@md-xe8ufSo do most people who use the term Dunning Kruger effect. Seriously, it's not what most people think it is.
Me too, but it said " I learned all i need to know about Christianity when they started burning people alive for being left handed"
also learned the same way about christianity when they invaded my country 80 years ago
inside job this is getting so boring research abt how your old buddy george was friends with bin laden and ignored saudi's involvment with the plaines thanks x
In 2024, what is stopping you from upgrading your animation skills?
The difference? One fight the empire and succeed. The other is the said empires's poodle.
TBF they're both quite hateable
Excellent summery ✌🏼
Evil aways eats itself.
Cancer vs Tumor World in chaos again
Except some tumors are benign, and extremist groups never are
True😂
The Taliban did not have "control" over the entire country by the late 1990s. The Northern Alliance, for example. was still battling the Taliban ( Somewhere between ~10 to 20%, depending on the source and the year in question, of Afghanistan territory was either contested or not in Taliban hands. ). It was Northern Alliance forces that helped make the invasion of 2001 an initial success. The large numbers of foreign ground troops arrived a bit later. Foreign troops, indigenous personel, equipment, tactics etc. became more effective as the years went by helping (along with previous engagements etc.) to greatly reduce foreign casualties in Afghanistan during the last number of years before withdrawing. Sunni branch of Islam is not one of the largest, but by far the largest group (~85-90%, depending on the source). The Shia branch is second. There are different schools, factions etc within each branch. Most Muslims take the Koran literally. It is more a question of interpretation, practice, schools of thought, use or lack of use of supplemental texts (Hadith etc.), history etc that explains the divergent groups and ideas between and within Sunni and Shia. Etc. One needs to remember to verify what is being stated.
And still are. The Anti Taliban fronts are doing very well now in Afghanistan and have reclaim a lot of lands but no city yet but they have a strategy for that.
No government should be led by religion.
I agree however there are lots of islamic states that are very fibe places to live. Parts of Lebanon, turkey, Morocco etc
if god is real then every single government should be led by religion
If the majority is religious and supports it then yes it should
@@ninguemjao1519 I don’t care about “ifs”.
@@Spicelot I judge a government from the results.
Don't hear too much about extreme branches of any other religion out there
Israel literally exists... also, throughout history, there have been many. They are just not as relevant today as they were in the past
You know evangelical protestants in the US start armed militias and fund conflicts in support of Israel, yes? That's just one example, of course.
@@astralb.2647 Israel is a country
The complexity of a house divided against itself.😮
whats the song on the background, or beat, whatever it is
One defends their homeland, one invades homelands. It aint that hard
Agreed & 1 of them is created by the West...
When Americans left Vietnam, their neighbor nations China and Cambodia waged war on Vietnam
But remember that sometimes also the USA is the agressor.. as seen in this Video: Altough the actions of the soviets awere not near perfection at all, what ultimately caused the downfall of this country was the ISA supporting such Terror groups. (it is proven the CIA touth them battle tactics, supportet ther religious efforts etc.) So ath the end the question remains here: Who is the villian?
@@marvinh3357 but you do know their hatred for one another existed long before U.S. involvement
Because u.s.a left the country in ruins. As usual.
@@naidraug1990 Isis didn't exist until us intervention in Iraq.
Small correction, us forces ran out of fear from Afghanistan leaving behind billions worth of arms for Taliban. Us lost more personnel and money than soviets. Snake which was grown by us had bitten us very strongly.
It was all secretly planned out by the US in the peace negotiation.
Some important information that wasnt mentioned. At some point there were talks between the Taliban and ISIS basically trying to lay down a cease fire and plan for both their futures together after the Taliban found out about ISIS poaching many of their officers. Talibans proposed that they both be two emirate states (basically what what Afghanistan is now) ISIS would control Syria and the Taliban would control Afghanistan. Both sides would work together and id imagine form some sort of an aliance. ISIS however declares themselves a Caliphate, that is the equivalent of declaring yourself a Pope in the Muslim word (not the same just easiest thing to compare it too) and demanded nothing less. As shown neither side liked agreed, and made relations go from hostile to basically war. Thought i would mention this as I saw this as VERY important to the conflict and remember, im just some guy on the internet so take what i say with a grain of salt.
Ya notice how religion sets these countries back. If only they put that much energy into scientist/ engineers/ doctors etc
Actually these countries have been in many wars Which were with colonizer
Some of the greatest scientific discoveries were made by religious people.
@@Arkus123 all I'm saying is these folks around the world are blinded by religion. Too much Allah/Bhudda/Jesus whatever you believe in will set you back like these extremist.
@@vang1990 it's violence which sets these countries back not religion
@@vang1990 none of those religions you mentioned are inheritanly violent but extremists make them violent.
Gorbachev pulled the Soviet Union out.
Me at 6:34: This doesn't look like a correct reciting of events to me. Me at 13:58: WAIT, WHAT???!!!
I feel like we can all agree that when the religion comes in contact with a government there will be conflict. You cant overlook it.
“Everyone else in the world needs to think like us or die!” …. Geez
'Let us never forget, we are in a very serious struggle against a very depraved religion.' - Christopher Hitchens.
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Beside the political or drama gotta ask you something who do think would win the fight without support with both power at it hight?
Well you gotta give one thing to these guys, they do own a lot of donair shops and some of them make a really good donair 😀
Mainly because evil people don't get alone with eachother.
Asking this as a three-tour Afghanistan veteran. Why do you see the taliban as "evil"?
@robertcollinsworth9113 Mainly because they are terrorists who are also known to be kinda oppressive. I mean, they aren't as bad as ISIS, but that isn't a hard thing to accomplish. The US did create both of them, which is crazy to think about.
@@randomyoutuber2633 idk about isis but we had nothing to do with the taliban
No.
you didnt back your claim you just made up more claims @@randomyoutuber2633
Well, it's 2 am in India and I am watching this after 5 minutes of realise of this video
Fun fact : Deoband faction actually originated in present day India. Founded in 1867 by Muḥammad ʿĀbid Ḥusayn in the Sahāranpur district of Uttar Pradesh.
America : "I don't like my two grown up kid fighting each other"
It all depends on the master who feed them ...
isis is feed by israel and america......thats why taliban hate them...
Many information in this video is misleading
Too complicated. Thanks for the comments
Dates are incorrect. The USA under the Trump administration negotiated a peace deal with the Taliban in early 2020 and the nation fell to the Taliban in August of 2021, not 2022.