Afghanistan War II - 911 and Two Talibans

911 and Bin Laden

This week, I was investigation about 911 and its suspects. Seemingly, all of the direct involvements were already uncovered. There are 4 attacks in total, and the one hit on WTC. Another attack hit on the Pentagon (the head quarter of US Army - Minister of Defense).

The leader of 911 attack, Mohamed Atta was from Egypt (but with Pakistani surname). Also, other hijackers all had trained as commercial pilots. Many of them came from Saudi Arabia, which has the world largest Pakistani diaspora community.

One another discovery is about the building construction of WTC. It was designed by Minoru Yamazaki - a Japanese American architect who worked with a Saudi construction company of Binladin group. Of course, this "Binladin group" is owned by the family of "Bin Laden" who was suspected as the leader of Al Qaeda. Minoru Yamazaki (1912 - 1986) was working in the fish industry in Alaska to earn money to go to the university. So, the age he was working in the industry was assumingly around 1930s - 1940s. There was a mass arrest of Japanese spies who mainly worked in the fish industry of US and Canada after the Pearl Harbor attack in December, 1941. Such fisheries were suspected as spies and caught in the internment camps.

Internment of Japanese Canadians | The Canadian Encyclopedia

The Japanese raid on Pearl Harbor on 7 December 1941 brought the United States into the Second World War. (See also Canada and the Battle of Hong Kong.) It also triggered war between Canada and Japan, and unleashed hostility against Japanese Canadians. White farmers, merchants and political leaders seized the opportunity to rid themselves of their long-despised competitors. They accused Japanese Canadians of being spies and saboteurs. They called for drastic action to protect the West Coast. On 16 December 1941, Vancouver Sun journalist Bruce Hutchison warned Jack Pickersgill, Prime Minister King’s advisor, of widespread calls for arbitrary action: “We are under extraordinary pressure from our readers to advocate a pogrom [an organized massacre] of Japs.”

Japanese Canadian fishermen were required to turn in their boats, which were later sold by the authorities. But there were no mass arrests or immediate action. The RCMP found no evidence of sabotage or military threat. The chiefs of the Canadian Army and Navy vigorously denied that Japanese Canadians posed a danger or threat of any importance. However, a cabal of politicians and lobbyists in British Columbia began campaigning for the removal or confinement of Japanese Canadians in the coastal regions.

So, this "fishermen" community in the west coast side of Canada and US is heavily linked to the Japanese war criminals (imperial navy). However, Kennedy appointed Yamazaki to design the building of WTC in 1960s. Possibly; the Red Purge in US in the Kennedy era was also sustained by the Japanese imperial navy group.

In any case, Osama Bin Laden exiled to Pakistan. And he died in Pakistan. Although it is said that US had been fighting against "Al Qaeda" and Taliban, Bin Laden exiled to Pakistan which has the anti-communist hub against Soviet since 1960s. Also, Bin Laden himself was a soldier when anti-communist group fought against pro- Soviet communist regime in Afghanistan (1973-1992). Then, it seems that Bin Laden was fighting against Soviet on the US (or anti-communist) side.

Recent Situation in Afghanistan

Attacks by US Military in Afghanistan Since 2017

Here is the map about attack by US military in Afghanistan since 2017. The red part is by Trump and the blue is by Biden. It obviously shows that US military under Trump killed much more that Biden did.

However, the total fatalities caused by Trump led US military was 4820 and that of Biden was 60. It means both of US military did not lead this war in Afghanistan because the total death since 2017 is 201905. And it was mainly caused by Ghani (the past president of Afghanistan who cooperated with Japanese empire (Abe and Japanese Christian medical NGO) and Pakistan).

In the end, Taliban regained the political power in Afghanistan and Ghani exiled to UAE where the 16 % of the total population is Pakistan diaspora. UAE has the largest percentage of Pakistan Diaspora over its population.

Percentage of Pakistani Diaspora over the Total Population

In conclusion, the key factor to understand the Cold War is Japanese Empire and Pakistani Diaspora, rather than US. Perhaps, US has been invaded by Japanese empire and Pakistani Diaspora (Aryans) since the 911. And it became the current image of US as the leader of anti-communism against Soviet. However, it seems that it was Japanese empire who started the espionage against Soviet via Pakistan.

Japanese empire penetrated to Pakistan via Christian Medical NGO and JICA (foreign development plan) since 1950s.

Two Talibans?

Obviously, Ghani and Pakistan diaspora regime killed Taliban members mainly. Here are the top fatal incidents by Ghani's military forces. You can read the note (the detail of the incident). All incidents by Ghani's military targeted Taliban members (the ally of the former regime). So, Taliban and Pakistani diaspora are conflicted factions in Afghanistan.

However, most of the information (especially in English) describes Taliban who caused 911 as the terrorist group which was funded by Pakistan and Saudi.

There is an obvious paradox here, as if there were two different Talibans. In addition, it is rather Ghani who cooperates with Pakistan and Pakistani diaspora in UAE and Saudi.

In the Syrian war, CENTCOM (anti-communist side of US special unit) made a strange cult with Egyptian Goddess Isis. It aimed to steal identity of the real resistance group, ISIL. Perhaps, they also used the same method to steal the identity of "Taliban". As I see the data from ACLED, "Taliban" who were killed by Ghani seem to be similar to the survivors of the past communist Afghanistan (Democratic Republic of Afghanistan, 1978 - 1992).

	event_id_cnty	event_date	notes	sub_event_type	actor1	assoc_actor_1	inter1	location
70102	AFG19510	05 May 2019	On 5 May 2019, 150 Taliban militants were killed, 40 were wounded and 68 narcotics labs were destroyed in airstrikes conducted by Afghan Military and NATO Forces in the Ashin, Palwashe, and Spin K...	Air/drone strike	Military Forces of Afghanistan (2014-2021)	NATO: North Atlantic Treaty Organization; Military Forces of the United States (2017-2021)	State forces	Sultan Bakwa
124073	AFG2130	21 April 2017	On 21 April 2017, between 140-250 Afghan soldiers and 10 Taliban militants were killed, many soldiers were wounded, and 1 attacker was arrested, during an attack by Taliban militants inside a mili...	Armed clash	Military Forces of Afghanistan (2014-2021)	NaN	State forces	Mazar-e-Sharif
86580	AFG13281	14 August 2018	On 14 August 2018, it was reported that 139 Taliban militants were killed and multiple hideouts demolished by airstrikes conducted by Afghan and NATO forces in different parts of Ghazni province, ...	Air/drone strike	Military Forces of Afghanistan (2014-2021)	NaN	State forces	Ghazni
14787	AFG56961	09 July 2021	On 9 July 2021, at least 120 Taliban members were killed during airstrikes by and clashes with the Afghan security personnel in Spin Boldak (Takhta Pul) district, Kandahar.	Armed clash	Military Forces of Afghanistan (2014-2021)	NaN	State forces	Takhta Pul
95316	AFG10002	15 May 2018	From very early morning May 15th to the evening of May 16th, sporadic battles in Farah city caused by a large and coordinated Taliban assault saw a total of at least 198 Taliban militants, 25 secu...	Armed clash	Military Forces of Afghanistan (2014-2021)	Police Forces of Afghanistan (2014-2021); Police Forces of Afghanistan (2014-2021) Afghan Local Police; NATO: North Atlantic Treaty Organization; Military Forces of the United States (2017-2021)	State forces	Farah