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    YouTube - Ey Sarbaza Yara Patriotic Pashto Sandara For Afghanistan And Pashtunistan

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    ^Wasn't this sung for Communists?

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    • #3
      Originally posted by darwezkhail View Post
      ^Wasn't this sung for Communists?
      communists dont speak pashto,do they?

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      • #4
        Originally posted by graveyardofempires View Post
        communists dont speak pashto,do they?
        I'm referring to the song. It was supposedly dedicated to Afghan communists.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by darwezkhail View Post
          I'm referring to the song. It was supposedly dedicated to Afghan communists.
          do you really think afghans were communists?

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          • #6
            Originally posted by graveyardofempires View Post
            do you really think afghans were communists?
            Lol, are you trying to say the members of Khalq or Parcham were not Afghans?

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            • #7
              Originally posted by darwezkhail View Post
              Lol, are you trying to say the members of Khalq or Parcham were not Afghans?
              no im not
              but saying that Afghans were communists is not true
              there were a handful communists in the upper echalon
              Afghan were more like nationalists

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              • #8
                Originally posted by graveyardofempires View Post
                no im not
                but saying that Afghans were communists is not true
                there were a handful communists in the upper echalon
                Afghan were more like nationalists
                Well the true Khalqian were subservient to a pro-Moscow, Marxist agenda and sought to implement a communist-style governance in the country to the best of their abilities, although they ultimately failed. And there were those who merely supported and advocated for such an agenda who, by definition, also fall into the category of communists. Whether they were nationalists or not doesn't abrogate them from their close association with Moscow and Marxist ideals.

                By the way, are you one of those Afghan "Nationalists"?

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                • #9
                  graveyard in Islam it is haram to watch movies...

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by darwezkhail View Post
                    Well the true Khalqian were subservient to a pro-Moscow, Marxist agenda and sought to implement a communist-style governance in the country to the best of their abilities, although they ultimately failed. And there were those who merely supported and advocated for such an agenda who, by definition, also fall into the category of communists. Whether they were nationalists or not doesn't abrogate them from their close association with Moscow and Marxist ideals.

                    By the way, are you one of those Afghan "Nationalists"?
                    i cant stand nationalism or communism

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by Toramana View Post
                      graveyard in Islam it is haram to watch movies...
                      stop claiming Deobandism and Wahhabism are the normative viewpoints of Islam


                      thanks in advance.

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