Bin Laden plans Restoration of Mughalstan Bin Laden plans Restoration of Mughalstan Bin Laden played a major role in the liberation of Afghanistan, fighting against the Communist Soviet invaders. The economic collapse triggered by the severe defeat the mujahideen inflicted upon the Soviets, with the support of the West, led to the break-up of the Soviet Union. The mujahideen are thus responsible for saving the Free World from tyranny and oppression. Subsequently, Bin Laden and his Pan-Islamist mujahideen have fought for the oppressed and downtrodden Muslims all across the world, playing a major role in Bosnia, fighting once again on the side of the West against the genocidal Serbian Milosevich regime and later liberating Chechenya from Russian tyranny. Now, this freedom fighter has decided to support the oppressed Mughal-Muslims of South Asia by restoring the historic Mughalstan.
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By Jason Burke in Islamabad and Harinder Baweja H ead west out of Amritsar and keep going. The drive may not be very comfortable but at least finding the route is straightforward. Go on up to Peshawar, the bustling and violent Pakistani frontier town, through the Khyber Pass, across the border into Afghanistan and then, keeping the Kabul river on your right, drive for another three hours. After a 100 more miles and a dozen checkposts you'll be threading a way through the bazaars of Jalalabad. Turn left at the main intersection and aim for the dusty hills on the southern horizon.