Mullah Dadullah (the butcherer Pigshitstun of the Taliban) DEAD!

[Bamiyan]

An Afghan man looks at the dead body of Mullah Dadullah, the Taliban's most prominent military commander, in Kandahar, south of Kabul, Afghanistan, Sunday, May 13, 2007. Mullah Dadullah was killed Saturday in fighting involving British and Afghan troops and U.S. Special Forces in southern Afghanistan, officials said Sunday. (AP Photo/Allauddin Khan)

Top Taliban commander killed in fighting

By NOOR KHAN,
Associated Press Writer
15 minutes ago

KANDAHAR, Afghanistan - The Taliban's most prominent military commander, a one-legged fighter who orchestrated an ethnic massacre and a rash of beheadings, was killed in a U.S.-led military operation in southern Afghanistan, officials said Sunday.

Mullah Dadullah, a top lieutenant of Taliban leader Mullah Omar, was killed Saturday in the southern province of Helmand, said Said Ansari, the spokesman for Afghanistan's intelligence service. NATO confirmed his death, calling it "a serious blow" to the insurgency.

Dadullah is one of the highest-ranking Taliban leaders killed since the fall of the hard-line regime following the U.S.-led invasion in 2001. His death represents a major victory for the Afghan government and the international coalition that has struggled to contain a Taliban-led insurgency wracking the south and east of the country.

"Mullah Dadullah was the backbone of the Taliban," said Asadullah Khalid, governor of the former Taliban stronghold of Kandahar. "He was a brutal and cruel commander who killed and beheaded Afghan civilians."

Khalid showed Dadullah's body to reporters at a news conference in the governor's compound. An Associated Press reporter said the body, lying on a bed and dressed in a traditional Afghan robe, had no left leg and three bullet wounds: one to the back of the head and two to the stomach.

The reporter said the body appeared to be Dadullah's based on his appearance in TV interviews and Taliban propaganda videos.

But Qari Yousef Ahmadi, a purported Taliban spokesman, denied that the Taliban commander had been killed.

"Mullah Dadullah is alive," Ahmadi told AP by satellite phone. He did not give further details.

NATO's International Security Assistance Force confirmed the death, saying that after Dadullah left his "sanctuary" in the south, he was killed in a U.S.-led coalition operation supported by NATO and Afghan troops.

Dadullah "will most certainly be replaced in time, but the insurgency has received a serious blow," the ISAF statement said.

Rahimullah Yusufzai, a Peshawar-based editor for the Pakistani newspaper The News and an expert on the Taliban, said Dadullah's death would be a huge blow for the militant group.

"I think this is the biggest loss for the Taliban in the last six years," Yusufzai said. "I don't think they can find someone as daring and as important as Dadullah."

But Yusufzai and Mustafa Alani, director of security and terrorism studies at the Dubai-based Gulf Research Center, said the death would have little long-term effect. Alani noted that insurgent attacks in Iraq did not abate after the killing of al-Qaida's leader in Iraq, Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, last June.

"In this sort of organization, people are replaceable, and always there is a second layer, third layer. They will graduate to the leadership," Alani said. "He is important, no doubt about it. Yes, it is a moral victory, but he's replaceable."

Yusufzai said many Taliban fighters had been unhappy with Dadullah, saying he maligned the militant group with brutal beheadings, a rash of kidnappings and boastful videos that starred himself shooting weapons and walking in Afghanistan's mountains.

"They thought he had become too big for his shoes," Yusufzai said.

No official would give an on-the-record account of Dadullah's death, and several gave conflicting reports, speaking only on condition of anonymity because of fear or because they were not allowed to be quoted.

A tribal leader from the Nad Ali district of Helmand province said ground forces and helicopters surrounded a home in Dadullah's home village of Kakeban, killing the Taliban leader and seven militants. A Helmand government official, meanwhile, said Dadullah was killed while traveling in his vehicle in southern Helmand.

Both officials said Dadullah was killed early Saturday morning, around 3 a.m.

An intelligence service official said Dadullah was killed near the Sangin and Nahri Sarraj districts of Helmand province, an area that has seen heavy fighting the last several weeks involving British and Afghan troops and U.S. special forces.

In December, a U.S. airstrike near the Pakistan border killed another top Taliban commander in southern Afghanistan, Mullah Akhtar Muhammad Osmani. Dadullah, Osmani and policy-maker Mullah Obaidullah had been considered to be Omar's top three leaders.

Dadullah, who comes from the southern province of Uruzgan, lost a leg fighting against the Soviet army that occupied Afghanistan in the 1980s. He emerged as a Taliban commander during its fight against the Northern Alliance in northern Afghanistan during the 1990s, helping the hard-line militia to capture the city of Mazar-e-Sharif.

An ethnic Pashtun, the group that makes up the core of the Taliban and is prominent in eastern and southern Afghanistan, Dadullah led a Taliban massacre of ethnic Hazaras in 1999 in the province of Bamiyan, where the Taliban in 2000 destroyed two large, ancient Buddha statues carved into a hillside cliff.

Since the Taliban's ouster in late 2001, Dadullah emerged as the group's most prominent and feared commander. He often appeared in videos and media interviews, and earlier this year predicted a militant spring offensive that has failed to materialize.

In an interview shown on Al-Jazeera on April 25, Dadullah claimed al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden was behind the February attack outside a U.S. military base in Afghanistan during a visit by Vice President **** Cheney ? although the U.S. military this month claimed a Libyan al-Qaida operative, Abu Laith al-Libi, not bin Laden, was behind it.

The interview was not the first time in recent months that Dadullah has said bin Laden is alive. On March 1, London television Channel 4 aired an interview in which he said the al-Qaida leader was in contact with Taliban officers. The station did not say when the tape was made.

I haven't been this jubilant since Saddam the dog was executed. Allah Akbar!

I am so fucking happy and Inshallah the rest of the Taliban will be cleansed from the world.

[w1ld]

yeah it was two days ago I guess

[LAKERFAN8]

balle balle

[maryammmm]

edit.

[southystyle]

u go for the West then..?

[bravhart]

Originally Posted by Bamiyan

I haven't been this jubilant since Saddam the dog was executed. Allah Akbar!

I am so fucking happy and Inshallah the rest of the Taliban will be cleansed from the world.

Doesn't it worry you if Taliban(so called extremist) are killed easily then you can be an easy target as well to the bushy forces?

[Bamiyan]

Originally Posted by bravhart

Doesn't it worry you if Taliban(so called extremist) are killed easily then you can be an easy target as well to the bushy forces?

No retard, we are Hazaras. We aren't the ones attacking the coalition forces like a bunch of ragtag mujahideen fags are in Afghanistan.

[bravhart]

Originally Posted by Bamiyan

No retard, we are Hazaras. We aren't the ones attacking the coalition forces like a bunch of ragtag mujahideen fags are in Afghanistan.

yeh you Hazaras are coward hiding under shelter of ur mummy's lap and watching US forces invading your land.

[Bamiyan]

Originally Posted by bravhart

yeh you Hazaras are coward hiding under shelter of ur mummy's lap and watching US forces invading your land.

Where were you when the Taliban and the rest of the Pigshitstuns committing atrocities against us?

Is it perfectly okay for you to sit back and watch a so-called Islamic government commit genocide against us? Hypocrite.

[southystyle]

Originally Posted by Bamiyan

Where were you when the Taliban and the rest of the Pigshitstuns committing atrocities against us?

Is it perfectly okay for you to sit back and watch a so-called Islamic government commit genocide against us? Hypocrite.

ok, thats freakin funny...

so ur from Texas..where were YOU when the Taliban did whatever..?

and what are YOU doing apart form sitting back and watching, and making threads on RD.

[Bamiyan]

Originally Posted by southystyle

ok, thats freakin funny...

so ur from Texas..where were YOU when the Taliban did whatever..?

and what are YOU doing apart form sitting back and watching, and making threads on RD.

I was in Afghanistan when the Taliban ruled, until they murdered my father and had to flee to the U.S. with my mother and my two siblings.

So piss off. My father died resisting the filthy Taliban.

[bravhart]

Originally Posted by Bamiyan

Where were you when the Taliban and the rest of the Pigshitstuns committing atrocities against us?

Is it perfectly okay for you to sit back and watch a so-called Islamic government commit genocide against us? Hypocrite.

Why were you backing Talibans when they were fighting against the invasion of Russians and now criticising them when they fighting against Americans?

[southystyle]

Originally Posted by Bamiyan

I was in Afghanistan when the Taliban ruled, until they murdered my father and had to flee to the U.S. with my mother and my two siblings.

So piss off. My father died resisting the filthy Taliban.

well respect to ur pops then.

[Bamiyan]

Originally Posted by bravhart

Why were you backing Talibans when they were fighting against the invasion of Russians and now criticising them when they fighting against Americans?

You idiot, the Taliban didn't exist during the Soviet invasion. And many vets of the Afghan-Soviet war HATE the Taliban.

[bravhart]

Originally Posted by Bamiyan

You idiot, the Taliban didn't exist during the Soviet invasion. And many vets of the Afghan-Soviet war HATE the Taliban.

hahahaaha...what a joke....
News Flashback: Talibaan were funded by the Americans during Afgahn-Soveit war just cause Americans did not want Soviet Union to take control of that area and become the super power in Asia.

wake up son!

[Bamiyan]

Originally Posted by bravhart

hahahaaha...what a joke....
News Flashback: Talibaan were funded by the Americans during Afgahn-Soveit war just cause Americans did not want Soviet Union to take control of that area and become the super power in Asia.

wake up son!

Fucktard, the Taliban didn't exist until 1994.

The mujahideen back then were not the Taliban, get your facts straight before talking out of your ass.

Perhaps the hair products you are using may be killing brain cells.

[akhans_1]

a good taliban solider is a dead taliban solider
they maybe brothers in Islam, but even criminals/monsters need to be punished.

[bravhart]

Originally Posted by Bamiyan

Fucktard, the Taliban didn't exist until 1994.

The mujahideen back then were not the Taliban, get your facts straight before talking out of your ass.

Perhaps the hair products you are using may be killing brain cells.

Ok their previous name was mujahideen and it was mujahideen who formed talibaan. No feed your peanut size brain with the following reliable source of information and try to get your own facts right.



Various guerrilla forces, known as "mujahdeen" (religious warriors), helped beat the Soviet Union. These groups left Afghanistan, and fled to Pakistan to study religion and to form a government for Afghanistan (Marsden 18). The Taliban emerged from anonymity in 1993, and in the span of four years have become the notable political elite in Afghanistan(Dixit 3). They are based in Afghanistan's capitol, Kabul, and rule all but a small part of the country. Their aim is to rid their country of the armed groups that are holding it hostage and to establish an Islamic government.
Reference: http://www.ccds.charlotte.nc.us/Hist...st/05/cochran/

[akhans_1]

Originally Posted by bravhart

Ok their previous name was mujahideen and it was mujahideen who formed talibaan. No feed your peanut size brain with the following reliable source of information and try to get your own facts right.



Various guerrilla forces, known as "mujahdeen" (religious warriors), helped beat the Soviet Union. These groups left Afghanistan, and fled to Pakistan to study religion and to form a government for Afghanistan (Marsden 18). The Taliban emerged from anonymity in 1993, and in the span of four years have become the notable political elite in Afghanistan(Dixit 3). They are based in Afghanistan's capitol, Kabul, and rule all but a small part of the country. Their aim is to rid their country of the armed groups that are holding it hostage and to establish an Islamic government.
Reference: http://www.ccds.charlotte.nc.us/Hist...st/05/cochran/

this doesn't count as a fact, its a report written by some highschool student who graduated in 05.
How in the world do you present this as a fact??
on top of that he's some white kid living in NC, what the heck does a highschool student in NC really know of Afghanistan???

[akhans_1]

i aint insultin ya, just present a better argument please

thanks

[bravhart]

Originally Posted by akhans_1

this doesn't count as a fact, its a report written by some highschool student who graduated in 05.
How in the world do you present this as a fact??
on top of that he's some white kid living in NC, what the heck does a highschool student in NC really know of Afghanistan???

for more reliable source to see the origin of taliban look at wikipedia of which reliability you cannot really question.

Origin
Mohammed Omar, leader of the Taliban.

The Taliban initially had enormous goodwill from Afghans weary of the corruption, brutality and incessant fighting of Mujahideen warlords.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taliban

[Bamiyan]

lol@Wikipedia's reliability

[kashif1986]

Originally Posted by bravhart

for more reliable source to see the origin of taliban look at wikipedia of which reliability you cannot really question.

Origin
Mohammed Omar, leader of the Taliban.

The Taliban initially had enormous goodwill from Afghans weary of the corruption, brutality and incessant fighting of Mujahideen warlords.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taliban

thats a bad source, wikipedia is not a reliable source

[Fallen-Angel]

you should just look at the reference section of these articles

[bravhart]

Originally Posted by Bamiyan

lol@Wikipedia's reliability

I can find you 101 links proving you the origin of Talibaan. if you think thats wrong then come up with some proof.