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There is,abercrombie and fitch jeans, whatsoever,christian louboutin shoe sale, an manifest approximation between these two periods of the 1980s and post-2001 that namely the patronize of Pakistan from the Taliban and additional insurgent groups which have been denied at Ahmed Rashid in his article. As a result, President Karzai is not going to be facing a civilian war the same as President Najibullah confronted behind the restriction of the Soviet crews because the international community has continuously granted that the 2014 is not necessarily meant the last daytime of the NATO presence in Afghanistan; instead, international naval and monetary patronize ambition evidently continue in the post-2014 period but not in the capacity of military actions cross the country.
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Second,ed hardy sale, Rashid evaluates the status of international troops in post-2001 Afghanistan to recommend that the NATO forces' status is the same as the Soviet troops in the 1980s. During the 1980s Afghanistan was not only acknowledged as an subjugated country by the Soviet Union, but also the repose of the international community: Western and Islamic countries were supporting the Afghan Mujahiddin in the fight opposition the Soviet invasion. The situation of Afghanistan after the fall of the Taliban in 2001 is different from that of the 1980s because the NATO forces are UN Security Council authorized troops for the obvious command of peace keeping/building efforts rather than occupying forces favor the Soviet troops. The Taliban-led insurgency, with the exception of some parts of southern and east Afghanistan, lacks public support. Regardless of the undercover intelligence,discount ed hardy clothing, technical,tods, and financial favour of Pakistan (and accursedly Iran) to further the support of Al-Qaida, the Taliban and other insurgent groups have not international legitimacy.
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A fussy review on Ahmed Rashid's article "NATO's Dangerous Wager with Karzai"
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Finally, Ahmed Rashid over-estimates the power of President Najibullah and fails to give a explicit picture of the location in post-Taliban Afghanistan for well as the power of President Karzai. Instead, he tries to paint a perplexing picture of Afghanistan situation in array to show disappointment in either Afghan officials and the international community from overcoming the progressive security and political challenges. As a result, Rashid fails to provide the international community with policy-relevant recommendations because triumphing the campaign above fear and successfully deal with the dare of the Taliban-led insurgency.
Farhad Arian
Ahmed Rashid in the treatise "NATO's Dangerous Wager with Karzai" focuses on Afghan President Hmaid Karzai not merely as a changed male merely likewise as one anti-Western political diagram in the late post-Taliban period. While Rashid compares President Karzai with the Soviet-backed President Najibullah, he ignores historical facts in the last three decades as well as the post-9/11 realities of Afghanistan which differentiate among these two assorted historical periods and chancellors.
First, Rashid compares President Karzai with President Najibullah in order to make an contention that Afghanistan will once anew be moving towards instability and civil war. But doing so, he ignores the fact that these two presidents cannot be technically likened because President Najibullah was not a democratically picked leader of Afghanistan though President Karzai is a democratically elected president who has the legitimate right to govern. Also, President Karzai is neither a US-led junction forces-appointed leader neither a specific political party-backed president of a one-part political system; however, President Najibullah was directly appointed by the Soviet Union leading in order to provide the ground for the withdrawal of the Soviet troops from Afghanistan.?
A critical review on Ahmed Rashid's article "NATO's Dangerous Wager with Karzai" by Farhad Arian
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Farhad Arian is a former official of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Afghanistan. He is currently undertaking a Master of Arts in International Affairs at the Australian National University (ANU).

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