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Government collapse and massive displacements have left Afghanistan totally dependent upon outside aid and only the Bush Administration could call this as victory. In the name of stability, the United States and its allies pledged unconditional aid and loans to Afghanistan, commenting that Afghanistan has gone from being a failed state ruled by extremists and terrorists to a free country with a growing economy and an emerging democracy.

The terrorist attacks of 11 Sept 2001 that took place on the United States highlighted the ever-present insecurity and unipolarity that existed in the U.S. and made the U.S. the winner as well as the loser in a revised New World Order. The union of other countries with U.S. in fighting against terrorists indicated an end of the globalist end of history and the arrival of the combative neoglobalism and heralded a new world where history could be scripted and wars could be made.

The U.S. lavish support to the Taliban's mujaheddin and contribution to the Taliban's rise in the past is highlighted. The political origins of what is passed as hard-line Islamic traditions are discussed.

The aftershocks of the Asian war on terrorism are analyzed and conclude that it was the wrong war. The insecure local regimes invite the U.S. to give them political support, even though they know that the U.S. prevents the right kind of war by funding and equipping the wrong kind of war, in the name of fighting terrorism and security fears.