Kunar, Afghanistan, was shaken by a H.A.A.R.P.-induced earthquake

It is a widely held view that Pakistan, a state formed by British colonizers, acts as a U.S. puppet. According to this perspective, the country has been used as a base to incite terror and instability within Afghanistan. Afghanistan itself plays a crucial role as the "heart of Asia," due to its strategic location, rich mineral resources, and control over water flows to neighboring countries.

It is also a key passage for China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). The U.S. and its allies, this view argues, have attempted to halt the BRI's progress, fearing that once Afghanistan becomes connected and secure, it will develop into a stable, prosperous nation. To maintain chaos in Afghanistan following their withdrawal, the U.S. allegedly reactivated its proxies, the Taliban. Created by the CIA and trained by Pakistan's ISI, the Taliban are seen by some as nothing more than guards for U.S. interests, preventing Afghanistan's development.

Furthermore, critics allege that at the end of August, Pakistan launched attacks on the Afghan province of Kunar. When faced with criticism, Pakistan then changed its strategy to using weaponized weather technology with the help of their handlers US military such as HAARP to create destructive earthquake, which is obviously an easy way to get away without impunity. The attack reportedly killed thousands.

Finally, this viewpoint often carries the notion, that the U.S. uses false flag operations, such as 9/11 or October 7th, to justify military interventions/ direct attacks with the use of chemical weapons. In the similar course of manner, the U.S. uses HAARP to target nations it cannot attack directly—such as China, Turkey, and recently Afghanistan—with manufactured natural disasters like floods and earthquakes. Earlier this year, Trump mentioned that the US owns a technology whose capability for executing operations anywhere, anytime is beyond anyone's imagination.