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in his very first thread i had recognized him to be a drama and hypocrite thing but some guys were dying for his existence here in the forum...
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I grew up with Matthew Dresdens galore; you'd be surprised. The small town that I was raised in, in the south, was predominantly baptist with us being pretty much the only outsider family. We had little contact with any Afghans, Pakistanis, or anything of the sort. The closest Mosque was about an hour away.Originally posted by ScimitarXEdge View Post
Intially there was a lot of preaching by these folks as I started to come of age... this forced me to read, comprehend, and understand the New and Old Testament to the point that I could question them on complexities and similarities I saw to Islam. For instance, the Prophet Daniel prayed 3 times a day towards Jerusalem... and I pointed out to them that the early Muslims praid first, towards Jerusalem and three times a day. I noted to them the fasting practices of the Prophets etc.
Because I showed them a degree of respect, but would not yield ideologically, and even argued with their pastors (I even attended their Baptist Church on Sunday to see what it was about), they grew to like me and became somewhat protective of our family. I learned to shoot my 30-30 from these guys and they even came to my wedding.
I refused to lie to them and tell them that there were two different types of Muslims and that holy war was simply "strugging in the soul"... rather I emphasized to them their view on what they called the War of Northern Aggression was not all that different from how various folks they are fighting view the American presence in the Saudi peninsula: i.e. people dont like outsiders telling them what to do, how to live, and on their land.
We left indellible marks on eachother and one of these boys (one of the few that ended up going to college) ended up asking for a copy of the Quran. I had never actually preached to them... he asked for it post 9/11 saying he wanted to understand what all the fuss was about as we had known eachother our whole lives. He was astounded by the verses on Zul Qarnain, where Zul Qarnain came to a people that were basically tribesmen that wore little clothing and he simply bypassed them and left them alone:
"Until, when he came to the rising of the sun, he found it rising on a people for whom We had provided no covering protection against the sun...He left them) as they were: We completely understood what was before him."
He said that this level of understanding, compassion, and restraint in a Paragon King, being described in a text from the middle of the Arabian peninsula was astounding.
After reading it, this young marine told me that because of his station in life, because of who he was going to marry (Ill give you a hint, it was the daughter of a politician of the south who stoked controversy about a Mosque in the south), because of his general culture he could never convert... but he said that he truly believed that it was the word of God and that if Muhammad (S) bought it then he could not but accept that the man had a link to the Divine. He went on to say that the rest of us had pretty much shamed what he called the basis for a great Islamic Constitution.
We continue to be fast friends and I actually attended that wedding as he had attended mine. I joked with him that his in laws had to be careful because news might spread that they had an Afghan Muslim at their wedding...
He's a Ron Paul supporter now..."2 crackheads don't become any better or stronger by sharing the same crack pipe." - Greatest PF quoteComment
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yeah MDresden,
you wont find many pashtuns here. 99% are fakes.
if you ask authentic pashtuns they will accept you whole heartedly...Comment
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if you are in afghanistan just contact the locals as they will help you.
a pashtun never keeps enmity in his heart for a person when he turns to him for forgiveness or acceptance. that is the law of pashtuns. they have very big hearts. witness it for yourself.Comment
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Qunduz, shouldnt Mullah Omar ask the Pashtun nation for forgiveness for his selling-out to ISI?Comment
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Pakistani Ultra Nationalist diid you ask Pashtuns and other Muslims forgiveness for selling out Islam to become a slave of the British raj and its offspring Amreeka who have been the enemies of Muslims everywhere for over 200 years?Comment
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Is Ultranarionalist a Pakistani ?Comment
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Yea, he has been here for a while serving as different user names. His famous one being "MI6".Originally posted by emkhan View Post
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Mubarak sha, for beng the one 1% true Pashtun in here. Your reward is being raised and educated in USA, and dorming in-campus filled with non-family members, because thats what true Pashtun women do. Oh wait, you already do that.Comment
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Why should a Slave of the British Raj be fazed by anything? You're here to service your masters in their divide and rule campaign.Comment
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Originally posted by Idiot View PostIrs funny how when someone wants to attack me, they call me names like "Tajiki", "Farsiwaan" and names like that. If you consider Khadar Khel/Kharoti/Ghilzai, a Tajiki tribe then I am in fact a farsiwaan.
Balki, madora bebi esma Uzbeki buda.
Maseed is just trying to impress Matt Dresden. he has a fetish for faramgay menComment
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Qunduz calm yourself, I have witheld commenting on you for a reason, but your obnoxious snotty attitude makes me want to expose you.
watch your wordsComment
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what do you want to expose about me sir? please let us all on the low-down...Originally posted by ScimitarXEdge View Post
you have my full permission.Comment
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and why are u defending this farsi traitor lol... rang ye bekhi spee ta warta shaway la dera jahilyat aw ghulami naComment
...rethink this. lol
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