I'd suggest watching the Adam Curtis' documentary Bitter Lake which deals with the occupation of Afghanistan. By 2010, the Taliban of 2001 effectively didn't exist, NATO did a great job of blowing them to smithereens. Problem is they also killed thousands of civilians, add that to rampant corruption from Kabul, and Afghans (like most peoples) not being keen on foriegn troops policing them for a generation. The Taliban name has been taken up by any goatherd with an AK-47 and an axe to grind over his mother being clusterbombed. By 2010 the name effectively meant "I don't like the invaders". Try destroying that.
Thing people forget is the Taliban were the modernisers, the centralisers who battled opium production and official corruption, who wanted a stable, yet certainly Islamist and authoritarian state. The Northern Alliance, the guys who got the goods when the invasion ended, where the localist, traditionalists who were cool with pederasty and opium and beyond their tribal links only cared about the Afghan state when the modernisers (King, Communists, Taliban) pushed too hard on their way of life.
These groups were given power over a state they didn't care about. The rampant corruption didn't come from low wages, its came from trumpeting familial, tribal connections over a state they couldn't give a shit about. Add to that mix, they gained new friends with insane firepower, desperate to kill Taliban and no clue about local culture or customs. There are numerous cases of "hidden Taliban commanders" being fragged only to discover it was a farmer who the informant had a beef with. Which in turns leads to people either with no past connection to the Taliban or even had experience of fighting the Taliban taking up the name because its an anti-American/anti-occupation symbol.