Sekarang yang harus diperjuangkan adalah membangun masarakat yang SEJAHTERA....lupakan berjuang IDIOLOGI Islam yang tidak habis2nya,membuang waktu,energi dan uang. Islam akan di lindungi dan dijaga oleh ALLAH sampai hari akirat,JANGAN TAKUT ISLAM AKAN HILANG.
Akirnya Taliban Sadar Lebih Baik hidup Dlm Demokrasi dari pada Hidup
di gunung2 di kejar kejar oleh ketakutan dll.Makan enak,ketemu istri dan anak2,
bisa bermain2 tanpa ketakutan. Amerika akan menolong anda kembali asalkan saja
mentaati HAM.
Berunding lebih bagus dari pada berperang saling bunuh membuh saudara2 sebangsa.
Orang2 yang berilmu perang pikiran,tidak mau perang pisik,hanya orang2 Bodoh dan
fanatik saja.
Kalau merasa benar,berunding, berdiskusi dgn baik2 dan santun di Qatar
Jangan menggunakan kata kata kasar di perundingan.
Semoga pengikut2 TALIBAN di INdonesia (HMNA) juga ikut sadar bahwa
perbuatan kekerasan dan memaksa orang lain adalah syaitan.
Wassalam
http://www.businessweek.com/news/2012-01-04/afghan-taliban-takes-step-toward-pea\
ce-talks-with-u-s.html
KABUL, Afghanistan — Afghan President Hamid Karzai on Wednesday welcomed a
possible deal that would allow Taliban insurgents to open an office in Gulf
nation of Qatar with the aim of holding talks with the United States.
"Afghanistan agrees with negotiations between United States of America and the
Taliban which will result in the establishment of an office for Taliban in
Qatar," a presidential statement said.
( Hoshang Hashimi / Associated Press ) - Afghan policemen march during the
transfer of authority from NATO troops to Afghan security forces in Chaghcharan,
Ghor province, west of Kabul, Afghanistan, Wednesday, Jan. 4, 2012. The security
responsibilities of Chaghcharan, the provincial capital of Ghor province is
handed over from the NATO forces to Afghan security forces. The process of
taking over security from over 130,000-strong NATO-led ISAF forces by Afghan
troops would be completed by the end of 2014 when Afghanistan will take over the
full leadership of its own security duties from U.S. and NATO forces.
( Hoshang Hashimi / Associated Press ) - Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai, left, head
of the Transition Commission, raises the Afghanistan flag during the transfer of
authority from NATO troops to Afghan security forces in Chaghcharan, Ghor
province, west of Kabul, Afghanistan, Wednesday, Jan. 4, 2012. The security
responsibilities of Chaghcharan, the provincial capital of Ghor province is
handed over from the NATO forces to Afghan security forces. The process of
taking over security from over 130,000-strong NATO-led ISAF forces by Afghan
troops would be completed by the end of 2014 when Afghanistan will take over the
full leadership of its own security duties from U.S. and NATO forces.
( Hoshang Hashimi / Associated Press ) - Afghan policemen march during the
transfer of authority from NATO troops to Afghan security forces in Chaghcharan,
Ghor province, west of Kabul, Afghanistan, Wednesday, Jan. 4, 2012. The security
responsibilities of Chaghcharan, the provincial capital of Ghor province is
handed over from the NATO forces to Afghan security forces. The process of
taking over security from over 130,000-strong NATO-led ISAF forces by Afghan
troops would be completed by the end of 2014 when Afghanistan will take over the
full leadership of its own security duties from U.S. and NATO forces.
It said establishment of the office could lead to an end of the bloody Afghan
conflict.
The likelihood that the Taliban will remain a potent fighting force after most
foreign forces leave by the end of 2014 is driving the U.S. and NATO to seek
even an incomplete bargain with the insurgents that would keep them talking with
the Kabul government.
On Tuesday, the Taliban announced that they had reached a preliminary
understanding to open the representative office, an unprecedented step toward
peace negotiations that might lead to a winding down of the 10-year conflict.
The statement did not say when the office would open.
In the past, the Islamist group has publicly opposed peace offers. The
insurgents, who perceive themselves as winning the war, have repeatedly said
they would not engage in talks with the government while foreign troops remain
on Afghan soil.
Conducting talks with the U.S. through the office in Qatar, while keeping the
Afghan government indirectly involved, could be a formula for satisfying that
demand.
The prospects of peace talks suffered a serious setback in September when
Burhanuddin Rabbani, a former president and the head of a body set up to seek
contacts with the Taliban, was assassinated. The attacker was posing as a
Taliban peace emissary.
After Rabbani's death, Karzai said peace efforts could take place only if the
Taliban established a political office authorized to conduct talks on a peaceful
end to the war. He proposed that it be set up in Saudi Arabia, Turkey or Qatar.
"The government of Afghanistan once again insists that only negotiations can be
lead to peace, and an end to the war and violence for our suffering nation,"
Karzai's statement said.
Despite a huge surge of U.S. and NATO forces since 2009 and a rapid expansion in
the government's army and police which resulted in the capture and killing of
thousands of insurgents, the guerrillas have retained their capability to
inflict losses on coalition forces.
Faced with an overwhelming allied superiority in numbers and firepower, the
Taliban have largely avoided direct combat relying instead on roadside bombs,
small ambushes and hit-and-run tactics to harass the security forces.
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