Subliminal Jihad

[#216] TALIBAN: The True Story with Ibrahim Moiz, Part One

Oct 22, 2024

Pakistani author Ibrahim Moiz discusses his book on the Taliban, offering rich insights into Afghanistan's history. He dives into the nuances of Taliban narratives and the oversimplifications presented by Western media. Moiz explores the complexities surrounding the U.S. withdrawal and shifting power dynamics post-2021. The conversation sheds light on key figures in Afghanistan's conflict and critiques the long-term implications of foreign interventions. His analysis is a compelling blend of history, politics, and cultural perceptions.

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Understanding the Taliban: Insights and Implications

01:57 • 13min

Unraveling Taliban Narratives

15:01 • 30min

Shifting Loyalties and Power Dynamics in Afghanistan

Complexities of U.S. Foreign Policy in the Balkans

49:15 • 26min

Unraveling Afghan History and the Taliban's Rise

01:15:08 • 18min

The Fall of Najibullah and the Rise of the Taliban

01:32:43 • 10min

Exploring U.S.-Iran Relations and Revolutionary Movements

01:43:08 • 2min

The 1979 Herat Revolt: A Complex Uprising Explored

01:45:34 • 2min

Internal Power Struggles and Cultural Perceptions in Afghanistan

01:47:44 • 5min

The Destruction of Bamiyan: A Cultural Controversy

01:52:40 • 6min

Bin Laden, the Taliban, and Pakistan's Shift

01:58:15 • 21min

Navigating Political Currents: Pakistan and Afghanistan

02:19:39 • 27min