talib pride

[DaZahroJaam.]

[Joey_Gladstonezai]

They could have been forced to wear these costumes while in captivity as a method of humiliation and/or for propaganda purposes. There is a video on youtube of members of the Pakistani army forcibly placing burqas over captured Taliban. Such occurences do not seem uncommon.

Also, the Afghan government, even years before pictures like these were taken or surfaced, is known for blaming failed attempts of ANA police and security guards to avert Taliban attacks, on Taliban that were dressed in burqas or women's clothes as if that somehow justifies and serves as a cover for their inadequacies. These claims have been proven untrue on occassions because the Taliban are also known for making their own videos of attacks which lend a different picture from the sequence and details of events the government media may offer. I am not speaking for every instance, instead I am saying that maybe doing a little more independent research into everything is necessary before blindly believing the government's take on events. As an American man that loves his country like a true patriot would, even I know that in a war, it is foolish to accept media attempts at smothering the opponent like this at face value. I love America but part of being an American should be to be open-minded, think critically, as well as to be fair, tolerant and respectful of others.

[afghan]

No wonder they were caught. They should have used nail polish . Or should have worn boats instead of sandles.

[randolph85]

i think in the west they would call this empowering.

[Kushan Prince]

This is halarious LOL.

[khushal]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=usnKM-GBNzY

[Joey_Gladstonezai]

^ Khushal, do you know which documentary or report this clip came from? Thanks. It is truly a shame and sad what had happened. I apologize to Afghans on behalf of the American people.

[khushal]

Hey joey, whatever happened to predictability?

I think this is about that report that recently was reported about the crimes US special forces were committing in Wardak province.
Afghanistan's Karzai Says U.S. Special Forces Must Leave Wardak Province Over Torture Allegations

[Pakhtun]

NATO has actually faggots in their ranks who suck cock and take it up the ass.

[RevolutionThroughReason]

Notice how Khushal tries to draw attention away from how dunderheaded the Taliban are.

and he says he's NOT an apologist or supporter

[Manzareh]

^ Better than being a US army apologist/supporter.

[khushal]

Notice how Khushal tries to draw attention away from how dunderheaded the Taliban are.

and he says he's NOT an apologist or supporter

Its not drawing attention away from it. Its questioning the legitimacy of the claim. When was the last time the Afghan government told the truth and why is the old man in the video cursing Karzai and praising the Taliban. These are questions that have to be answered if you want to seek a solution to the problem.
If you dont want to seek a solution to the problem then stay busy watching porn but please dont post it on here, that is not what this forum is about.

[DaZahroJaam.]

[SiiNii]

They could have been forced to wear these costumes while in captivity as a method of humiliation and/or for propaganda purposes. There is a video on youtube of members of the Pakistani army forcibly placing burqas over captured Taliban. Such occurences do not seem uncommon.

Also, the Afghan government, even years before pictures like these were taken or surfaced, is known for blaming failed attempts of ANA police and security guards to avert Taliban attacks, on Taliban that were dressed in burqas or women's clothes as if that somehow justifies and serves as a cover for their inadequacies. These claims have been proven untrue on occassions because the Taliban are also known for making their own videos of attacks which lend a different picture from the sequence and details of events the government media may offer. I am not speaking for every instance, instead I am saying that maybe doing a little more independent research into everything is necessary before blindly believing the government's take on events. As an American man that loves his country like a true patriot would, even I know that in a war, it is foolish to accept media attempts at smothering the opponent like this at face value. I love America but part of being an American should be to be open-minded, think critically, as well as to be fair, tolerant and respectful of others.

Aren't these pictures of the insurgents who attempted to sneak across the border disguised as women, a few months ago?

[RevolutionThroughReason]

^ Better than being a US army apologist/supporter.

or an uneducated conspiracy theorist living in the West collecting public assistance