FREMONT—The NRF opened its California front after Aisha Wahab failed Ali Maisam Nazary's background check.
“We lost Kabul, not our right to liberate Fremont,” Nazary declared, backing Melissa Hernandez. “She has never surrendered Panjshir.”
Massoud said the California campaign continued his movement's proud tradition of opposing every government. “We opposed the communists, the Taliban, the Republic and now a California senator,” he declared. “Our principles never change. Only the government we're against does.”
NRF recruiters approached cartel consultants after discovering shared expertise in territorial disputes and illicit financing. The cartel withdrew after discovering the NRF was run by warlord nepo babies who inherited their fathers’ enemies, foreign funding and political ambitions, but outsourced the actual fighting.
Wahab asked whether the NRF was contesting an election or invading her district. Nazary replied that Hernandez had passed the ultimate resistance test: not being Kandahari.
Taliban vowed to deploy Amr bil Maroof inspectors to polling stations to defend women's rights and free elections. “Every woman has the sacred right to vote,” Kandahar declared. “We will personally escort them to the ballot box, confiscate their ballots & ensure no woman is denied the freedom to elect the man we have chosen.
Kandahar requested the results in Pashto. The NRF rejected them in advance, declaring any election it failed to win another Taliban occupation.