Afghanistan has always been subject to significant changes in the realm of insecurity, instability, and large-scale thefts by both domestic and foreign individuals.
This country has collapsed and its main structures have been destroyed repeatedly during wars, invasions and occupations; yet each time it has risen again, striving to stand up and prove itself.
The important point in this context is the detrimental influence of a self-serving and deceived faction that, through foreign interventions, political tactics and military pressures, managed to sit on the seat of power and steer the internal developments and events of the country.
This group, which is not small but rather numerous and belonging to every ethnic group and social class, from the very beginning of their work, their style of dress and way of thinking made it clear to whom and to what they were connected.
They were originally from the Afghan ethnic group and from the blood and veins of these people, but their essence, method of operation and way of thinking were foreign and aligned with the enemies.
They had gone through the educational methods of foreign countries with the intention of transforming and changing the current state and Islamic aspirations of the Afghan people, and they were struggling to turn this country from its Islamic character into a quagmire of lawlessness.
Although this group of foreign-educated individuals spoke slowly and appeared grand, their intentions for the nation were never genuine, and their market of perfumery offered no pleasant scent.
The people clearly saw that in everything and every plan, they considered the occupiers to be superior, better and more trustworthy and everything they did was in line with the enemies’ desires.
Such individuals, who had once clung to the center of power with worse goals and impure intentions, quickly saw their palace of oppression and embezzlement collapse and be destroyed after the decline of their fortune and the downfall of their power structure.
Because they not only lacked people support, but they also drained the blood of the nation and milked its resources.
In fact, the only factor that kept them in power was secret dealings with foreigners and accepting their physical and subtle presence in Afghanistan.
But when justice returned to its rightful place and the opponents were deprived of Western material and military support, they quickly abandoned the field and preferred flight over confrontation.
Now, this group of opponents has sought refuge in foreign countries and continues to seek the attention and support of foreign nations for new movements against Afghanistan and its people.
For this reason, they have held meetings repeatedly under various titles and with different coalition and they still do; however, sometimes they have failed to find a positive and supportive opinion for themselves and at other times, they have been unable to maintain false unions with other factions of their own.
Therefore, despite their continuous and persistent efforts, they remain unsuccessful and unfortunate and their attempts have ended at closed doors.
The reason the opposition wants to operate through foreign support by any means is that they are deprived of their own people’s support and their face is tarnished and cursed among the nation.
These individuals, who from the very beginning have turned to the enemies of the country and are practically trying to bring the enemies into the homeland with their efforts, how can they think of the nation’s welfare and be messengers of peace?
By holding numerous meetings and gatherings abroad, they are openly showing that they want to plunge the country back into the darkness of occupation and darken its days.
But with successive defeats, it became clear that they had not been able to achieve any success and had not taken a step forward, as they believed.
Therefore, trust in them was always questionable and doubtful, but there was no power that could prevent them from gaining more influence within the government.
Until change and transformation occurred, the situation changed and the foothold of the opponents in Afghanistan became weak and shaky. Inevitably, they fled back to the same places they had been before and resumed their procedures and policies.
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