Is the Maoist Communist China becoming a partner of U.S. imperialism in Afghanistan?
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By Abdul Kadir Mohmand
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The puppet Ashrarf Ghani was not
elected by the Afghan majority, but “selected” by the U.S.
government by Secretary John Kerry. Ghani has no legal authority to
execute any bilateral security agreement on behalf of the Afghan
people with any country . The majority of the Afghan people do not want
any foreign military bases and foreign troops on their soil.
I
strongly believe that the United States and China are going to
cooperate in Afghanistan to achieve their main goal there of controlling
and taking Afghanistan’s natural resources, its vast untapped deposits
of Rare Earth Elements (REEs) like lithium, which is worth trillions and
vital to technology and defense systems. The United States is indebted
to China and needs money to mine and control the Afghan people’s
resources. The U.S. is now in a financial mess because of the cost of
its long war and occupation of Afghanistan. It needs China’s help.
Whereas, the United States already occupies Afghanistan with its U.S.
“selected” Afghan puppets governments in place and plans to keep its
military bases and troops there and to stop the majority of the Afghan
people from resisting foreign occupation and plundering their natural
resources
The United States can help China with that aspect.
China and NATO will also finance the Afghan military and police and put
its military boots on the ground (so-called trainers, advisers, and
support staff), to perpetuate foreign occupation. At this time, I
believe these two superpowers rather cooperate than go to war over the
Afghan people’s natural resources. However, I believe greed will
ultimately and sadly lead to war and a downward spiral for these
superpowers..
Facts on the ground in Afghanistan in the past 14
years already reveal that superpowers’ main goal. It is not about
rebuilding Afghanistan; it is not about helping and educating Afghan
women or children; it is not about bringing peace, democracy or
stability in Afghanistan; it is not about caring about the lives of the
Afghan people. The only Afghan lives the U.S. cares about are the lives
of its selected Afghan puppet governments , war profiteers , warlords
and communist war criminals, who play the superpowers’ game and sell
their namoos (the motherland) and her resources for a dollar.
It is really about Afghanistan’s untapped natural
resources especially its REEs. It is about superpowers’ goals and
objectives in Afghanistan and protection of their stooges in the Afghan
political scene. It is about these superpowers keeping long term
military presence. It is about selecting and controlling the Afghan
puppet government so that they control and ultimately steal these
resources to the detriment of the Afghan majority. It is obvious that
any Afghans, who are obstacles to their plan and get in their way, will
be labeled “terrorists, extremists or radicals” in the media and
eliminated one way or the other.
Other than the United States’ Afghan government
puppets, communist war criminals and war profiteers who will financially
and politically profit, what will the Afghan majority get from this
U.S. and China cooperation? They will get: long term presence of foreign
troops and the superpowers’ private mercenaries on Afghan soil; long
term environmental contamination and pollution; increased rates of
cancer, birth defects and still births owing to the byproducts of mining
and war weaponry; more
Afghans as political prisoners ; their villages, in the REE rich areas
such as Helmand , bombed amd bulldozed; the killing, raping and forced
re-locations of Afghan villagers if they resist the foreign occupation
and theft of their resources; more suffering and poverty; more ethnic
cleansing and genocide; more corrupt puppet governments and illicit drug
trafficking; more disgusting and wealthier communist war criminals,
drug traffickers and war lords; more sex trafficking and prostitution;
more disrespect of the Afghan majority’s culture and religion; more
divide and conquer; and more violence and drones .
To make everything look nice, the superpowers talk
about peace negotiations with the Afghan resistance. However, if China
wants to be involved in true peace negotiations in Afghanistan, then it
needs to bring the United States and NATO to the table with the Afghan
Freedom Fighters, who represent the Afghan majority. Ashraf Ghani is
just a U.S. hand- picked puppet, who is acting like a beggar on his
recent trips to Saudi Arabia and Turkey. As the past has shown, I
believe that the Afghan Freedom Fighters will not sit at the negotiation
table with these Afghan puppets. I think that if true peace is the goal
of the superpowers then the superpowers will sit at the peace table
with the Afghan Freedom Fighters. I want true peace and unity, but sadly
I just see more game playing by the United States and other
superpowers.
Ashraf Ghani has no legal authority to represent
Afghanistan because he is the “selected” not elected puppet of the
Secretary John Kerry. Puppet Ghani went to China and Saudi Arabia trying
to sell his motherland “namoos” and begging for money. Ghani and the
ethnic minority warlords have no authority to sell the Afghans’ Rare
Earth Elements (REEs), the mining rights, to the United States, China,
Saudi Arabia , Turkey, India or any other entity. Afghanistan has had a
long time friendship with China, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and India, but I
am afraid that these puppets are going to destroy these relationships
because they are being maneuvered by the United States and its goals and
interests.
The Ghani government is an Afghan puppet government,
which is selected and controlled by the U.S. government. The U.S. needs
its Afghan puppets, who are war profiteers, warlords, drug traffickers
and communist war criminals to achieve its own goals in Afghanistan,
which are:
(1) The main goal to control and have long term
direct access over the Afghan people’s vast untapped deposits of Rare
Earth Elements (REEs) such as lithium, which are worth trillions and
crucial to technology and defense systems; (2) To have nine (9)
permanent U.S. military bases in Afghanistan, the Heart of Central Asia,
which are located at the United States’ post-Soviet, new outer defense
perimeter; and (3) for other geopolitical reasons such as U.S. control
of the highly profitable illicit drug trafficking business. There is
evidence that it is not about the U.S. government “stopping” the drug
trafficking, but just the opposite.
During the past thirteen plus years, it appears that
in order to achieve its goals the U.S. government has been trying to
eliminate the native population, the Pashtuns, who are fighting for
their independence and to keep its resources for their own people. It
is obvious that the U.S. government is trying to eliminate the Pashtun
tribes, which are the largest native tribes in the world. Anyone, who
has knowledge about what is happening on the ground, knows that the
Pashtun tribal leaders , Pashtun intellectuals and Afghan religious
leaders are being killed and eliminated by the U.S. and its domestic
puppets with their weapon of choice being drones. The Pashtun villagers
are being raped, killed and forced out of their homes after their
villages are bulldozed or bombed, especially in the Helmand region
because the Pashtun’s land contains the largest untapped REEs worth
trillions. The U.S. and its puppets are destroying their villages,
killing those who defend themselves, raping the women and children and
forcing them to leave. These tactics sound really familiar to me. Is
China going to cooperate and participate in these war crimes because of
its thirst for REEs and other resources?
I believe history does repeat itself. This U.S.
imperialistic campaign of genocide against the native Pashtun tribes and
the theft of the Pashtun’s homeland and REEs is exactly what the United
States has done to the Native American tribes in the U.S. in the past
centuries. The U.S. tactics of killing the leaders of the Native
American tribes, who resisted occupation, is being implemented today in
the Pashutn villages. The U.S. tactics of forced re-location , theft of
the native tribe’s land, rich in valuable resources, and divide and
conquer are being implemented against the native Pashtun tribes, who
pose a credible threat to the United States’ supremacy in
Afghanistan. Is China going to participate in this imperialistic
campaign against the Afghan majority?
It reminds me of the forced relocation of the Cherokee Native American tribe, who resisted the U.S. invader/occupier in the 19th century.
In 1824-25, the U.S. killed the Cherokee leaders, seized the valuable
Cherokee land, and forced the Cherokees to relocate to undesirable,
strange land called the “Indian territory.” This war crime is referred
to as the “Trail of Tears”. Does this sound familiar? Now, a few greedy
Afghan traitors are signing agreements with the U.S., Pashtun land rich
in REEs is being seized with villages destroyed , Pashtun tribal leaders
are being killed, and Pashtuns are being forcefully relocated to
“tribal” territory.
History has shown that Afghanistan is the grave yard
of the superpowers because the Native Afghans, who are the majority,
cherish their freedom and never surrender when foreign troops are on
their soil. I hate violence and war. I only want true peace in
Afghanistan and an end to war, but honestly I do not see that happening
as long as the U.S. continues with its present policy of divide and
conquer and exclusion of the Afghan majority and especially if China
joins with the U.S. to control and steal Afghanistan’s REEs. The United
States’ “selected” leader from the outside, Ghani, will not be accepted
by the Afghan majority, who will not talk peace with the puppet or his
selected cabinet. Unfortunately with the new puppet government of ethnic
minorities, war lords, communist war criminals like Rashid Dostum and
Hanif Atmar and drug traffickers, it will just be more of the same-
corruption, drug trafficking, the stealing of the Afghans REEs,
violence and war.
Four decades of suffering is enough for the Afghan
people. I hope that the U.S. government changes its policy in
Afghanistan. As you know, during the past two centuries, the
superpowers, the British, the Soviet Union and now the United States and
NATO lost wars in Afghanistan. I hope that China does not meddle in
Afghanistan’s internal affairs and does not cause more divisions and
sufferings of the Afghan people. I believe partnering with the U.S. to
control and basically steal the Afghan majority’s REEs and natural
resources is not the right path to take. Greed only leads to suffering
and a downward fall. It has toppled all great empires throughout
history.
Sincerely,
Abdul Kadir Mohmand
Former Representative of the Afghan Freedom Fighter for North America in the 1980s
