Dear Aziz,
A very interesting view, one that I had not contemplated but after reading must agree. These seem to be tied directly to the three view (based on leadership) perspective that is generally pervasive in the US government. Once that view is in hand, then one must apply the views listed above to further the analysis.
I agree with your assumption that group two is the problem set. I wonder why Hekmatyar would think that the people of Afghanistan would want him back after the destruction of Kabul. But he has been able to change his alliances to suit his situation as you so clearly point out.
Of the three leaders, which one do you see as the most dangerous?
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