Following reports in Afghanistan that the Taliban were arrested for beating those wearing clothes that looked like they came from the United States, the anti-Western conditioning of the people has begun.
according to New York PostAccording to reports, Taliban fighters used disrespect for Islam as an excuse to beat young Afghan men wearing jeans and other clothing:
These young people said that the insurgents accused them of disrespect for Islam in their clothing choices.
A reporter from the Afghan newspaper Etilaatroz also stated that he was beaten during the weekend for not wearing “Afghan clothing”.
Similar reports appeared on social media, claiming that young Afghan men were targeted by wearing T-shirts.
A Taliban official said that the organization is still determining the men’s dress code-a week after seizing control of Afghanistan again.
The most foreseeable is that women’s dress code has undergone a foreseeable change because they are forced to put on the burqa again. The Post reported that the price of burqas is now soaring with the demand for them.
What we are seeing now is the transformation of Afghans into loyal anti-Westerners. By removing any influence, the Taliban can set trends and laws that not only help keep the population aligned, but may also cultivate loyal followers and new members. In addition, strict dress code and coercive behavior enable the Taliban to integrate into the local people, making it more difficult to fight against them in small-scale conflicts.
As the report has begun to tell us, those who violate these rules will be treated from beatings to executions. This is not good for the Taliban’s commitment to amnesty and women’s rights.In any case, this did not stop school administrators Burn down school records belonging to girls To protect them from the terrorist organization of epidemic enslavement.
The Taliban will most likely not keep their promises and place the people under strict Islamic law. This is their ultimate goal, not only for Afghanistan, but also for the world. In order to enact these laws, they cannot make room for Western ideas such as women’s rights. Conquer, convert or die is the name of the Taliban game, and we can already see it happening in these reports of beatings.
