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  • #91
    I don't know what this whole bazengari of yours mean, Amir.

    I would suggest you keep your "Ghazni" clean from Wahdati gang rapers and STFU.

    Those Khalqi Officers banged as hard as the Haqqanis did.

    I am not a fan of any of them but you can't deny the toughness of the mountainous people.....you can't mess with the Wazir, Mahsud, Mangal, Zadran, Jaji, Andar and Ahmadzai.

    The Ahmadzai cross your Ghazni as they wish, what can you do about it?
    Nothing, so STFU!
    The only constant is change.

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    • #92
      This guy wants war within the tribes of afghanistan.
      We are all one, even there are some non pashtun they are close to me as pashtuns.
      With Islam we are united inshaAllah.
      High achievement always takes place in the framework of high expectation.

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      • #93
        guyssss! >.< come on
        ____

        Last edited by Gulalai; 12-05-2013, 05:12 PM.

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        • #94
          Originally posted by Mostafa1919 View Post
          I don't know what this whole bazengari of yours mean, Amir.

          I would suggest you keep your "Ghazni" clean from Wahdati gang rapers and STFU.

          Those Khalqi Officers banged as hard as the Haqqanis did.

          I am not a fan of any of them but you can't deny the toughness of the mountainous people.....you can't mess with the Wazir, Mahsud, Mangal, Zadran, Jaji, Andar and Ahmadzai.

          The Ahmadzai cross your Ghazni as they wish, what can you do about it?
          Nothing, so STFU!
          lol little boy, youre 5"4 and 100 lbs soaking wet. Some one remind this jackal not to roar like a lion

          Lol @ you name dropping tribes like Im impressed, check the sig homie we re the biggest tribe Qunduz to Qandahar to Quetta

          Any ways Im out for real. God bless the girls, i love you all.

          Mostafa1919 will take over this thread now, since hes the same size as most of you, yall can exchange fashion tips

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          • #95
            Alrighty boys, enough is enough


            Originally posted by -Gulalai View Post
            guyssss! >.< come on
            ____

            I love that! the pink looks good for this early spring.


            Originally posted by -Gulalai View Post
            ^ ooooooh thanks haha *runs to google*
            The prices are pretty reasonable to.

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            • #96
              Originally posted by Amir al Ghaznavi View Post
              lol little boy, youre 5"4 and 100 lbs soaking wet. Some one remind this jackal not to roar like a lion

              Lol @ you name dropping tribes like Im impressed, check the sig homie we re the biggest tribe Qunduz to Qandahar to Quetta

              Any ways Im out for real. God bless the girls, i love you all.

              Mostafa1919 will take over this thread now, since hes the same size as most of you, yall can exchange fashion tips

              Tell that to the Ahmadzai Kochis who graze their cattle all over Ghazni and do as they please. LOL
              Last edited by MostafaM; 02-16-2012, 02:45 PM.
              The only constant is change.

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              • #97
                give me your fresh pastures

                There are people today who think that admitting God’s absolute greatness decreases the value and importance of humans in the creation, as if God and mankind are rivals competing in greatness and power. Meanwhile I feel that whenever our perception of God’s greatness increases, with it we become greater, because we are the creation of a great God.

                Sayyid Qutb

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                • #98
                  Originally posted by Amir al Ghaznavi View Post
                  1. More useless chest thumping

                  2. So? Haqqani fought under Khales. Was Khales from Paktia? Gulbuddin was a Khorotai from Kunduz by way of Ghazni, how many Afghans from all over the country fought in his name? Lol. Stupid argument.

                  3. Tarakai from Ghazni, so is Gulbuddins ancestral grounds. I can play this game too

                  Fact is, besides Herat and Balkh no other city in Afghanistan can even look at Ghazni when it comes to legacy

                  Ghazni in 2013 is recognized as an Islamic Cultural capital

                  http://aan-afghanistan.com/index.asp?id=1736

                  Paktia in 2013 is not recognized at all

                  Only thing yall contribute is trees for the Pakistani lumber market

                  Gateway to Kabul > Gateway to Waziristan

                  Senorita bibi,
                  Ghazni is a city with an urban population, we are mountain people and we still have one of the best if not the best university in the country in khost, we had in the past and we still have some of the most educated people in the country. Why do you think the Commies were promoting paktyawals as officers.
                  What we provide are some of the most educated people to the country and some of the bravest and fiercest warriors to the country. It was the the Soviet invasion that destroyed the country. Paktyawals did what they thought was best for the country wheather they were on one side or the other, they fought with passion on both sides. If it was not for the Soviet invasion, all that fighting would have been domestic issues and it should have stayed that way and let the afghans take care of it their way wheather through violence or negotiations. If they had used violence, they would have learned from it and if it was through negotiations, it would have still been and afghan solution.

                  I do have to admit Gulbadeen was and is a warrior although incompetent but Taraki was a weakling even as a leader. Gulbadeen probably got his fierceness from Kunduz cause he sure didnt get it from Ghazni.

                  On a side note, I mean no offense to any people from Ghazni, I love them all, I'm just messing with this girly guy.

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                  • #99
                    seriously, are you men semiconscious or do you deliberately go to the womens threads, to wreck them?

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                    • Originally posted by Mostafa1919 View Post
                      Tell that to the Ahmadzai Kochis who graze their cattle all over Ghazni and do as they please. LOL
                      The Ghaznachis love the Ahmadzai when they come to pastor their land. They tell the Hazaras, "if you harm us, we will tell the Ahmadzai kochis." and you know the Hazaras tremble in fear when they see the Ahmadzai Kochis.

                      Protectors of Ghazni --> Ahmadzai Kochis --> Paktya
                      Last edited by khushal; 02-16-2012, 10:28 PM.

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                      • Originally posted by AdamYousafzai
                        c'mon guys chill out

                        Swat valley > Afghanistan
                        Swat valley is apart of Afghanistan and the Holism theory states that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts.

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                        • Could someone clear this up?

                          Are there any Zadran Pashtun officials in the Karzai regime?

                          I have always been curious about Zadrans. I know that there are many well known Zadrans. I just don't think I have ever heard of a karzai official who is Zadran Pashtun.

                          They are mostly in Paktia/Paktika right?

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                          • Originally posted by faye View Post
                            seriously, are you men semiconscious or do you deliberately go to the womens threads, to wreck them?
                            ok here you go:

                            Blocks too blokey? Lego goes girly

                            Wednesday, 21 December 2011

                            Gender line now divides the nation of Lego Land









                            Lego men threatening to strike
                            Photo © 2011 AP Photo/John Minchillo
                            The march towards gender equality continues with toy giant Lego announcing a line of kits marketed specifically at girls, who until now have been unable to play with the popular blocks.
                            The “Friends” range of 23 kits is a radical break for the little yellow people of Lego Land - the figurines are flesh coloured and slightly taller than the traditional figurine. The sets are also easier to build than conventional Lego kits. No hours of focus or following directions required, ladies!
                            The new range includes five characters with distinct personalities and accessories, all of whom live in Heartlake City, where imagination goes to die.
                            Each of the characters has their own career too: there’s Mia’s Puppy House and Stephanie’s Outdoor Bakery. While it seems like some of the kits are designed less for play and more for work experience, at least there’s no “Yvonne’s Hairdressing Salon” or “Mimi’s Tanning Parlour,” though it is only early days.
                            Among the other exciting kits, due in March of 2012, are the Pink Brick Box and the Spongebob Squarepants Bikini Bottom Undersea Party.
                            This is Lego’s fifth foray into girl-specific products, and it’s based on years of work and millions of dollars of research.
                            According to Business Week: “[Lego] recruited top product designers and sales strategists from within the company, had them join forces with outside consultants, and dispatched them in small teams to shadow girls and interview their families over a period of months in Germany, Korea, the U.K., and the U.S.”
                            The research revealed that girls were less keen on building things and instead enjoyed story based play and accessorizing. Money well spent.

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                            • Originally posted by Ghundal View Post
                              Could someone clear this up?

                              Are there any Zadran Pashtun officials in the Karzai regime?

                              I have always been curious about Zadrans. I know that there are many well known Zadrans. I just don't think I have ever heard of a karzai official who is Zadran Pashtun.

                              They are mostly in Paktia/Paktika right?
                              Pacha Khan Zadran is a famous one who was the governor of Khost. He made news in 2002 when he took the city by force.
                              His son is a military commander in gardez, and his two brothers also have positions in the afghan governmnet.
                              Zadran are mostly located in Paktya, Khost, Paktikia, and also east of the durand line.

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                              • Originally posted by khushal View Post
                                Pacha Khan Zadran is a famous one who was the governor of Khost. He made news in 2002 when he took the city by force.
                                His son is a military commander in gardez, and his two brothers also have positions in the afghan governmnet.
                                Zadran are mostly located in Paktya, Khost, Paktikia, and also east of the durand line.
                                I know wiki and Afghan wiki are unreliable, but I think it said he later went against the government and NATO because they tried to take his territory.

                                I think his famil still has total control over their lands, and the gov has backed off?

                                It also seems his family and tribe are left alone by Afghan insurgents?

                                I was wondering about Zadrans who are officials within karzai clique .
                                Last edited by Ghundal; 02-16-2012, 11:02 PM.

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