Can Afghan Female Police Officers Make a Difference?

[DaZahroJaam.]

having your legs amputated must be the pickles of life.
Shut up, you are not funny.

[Manzareh]

Aria and the rest of the centcom crew think its ok to ask afghans endless questions and opinions but never answer and questions whenever asked. If you are going to ask questions be prepared to answer some it's only fair. Therefore I suggest nobody entertains these foreigners until and unless they are willing to have an open just dialogue. They come here ask questions and return to their superiors with 'research'.

[HalloIsBack]

Aria and the rest of the centcom crew think its ok to ask afghans endless questions and opinions but never answer and questions whenever asked. If you are going to ask questions be prepared to answer some it's only fair. Therefore I suggest nobody entertains these foreigners until and unless they are willing to have an open just dialogue. They come here ask questions and return to their superiors with 'research'.

ethnological warfare

[Black Lion]

No, Afghan female police officers cannot make a difference and should not exist for any other purpose than to deal with women's problems only and to search women, etc.

The male officers are bad enough as it is and their influence may corrupt "pure and pious Afghan women" who join the force.

Ideally, there should not be any police in any country but... you know how it is.

Unless you want your Afghan women to be raped, killed, kidnapped, bombed, shot, etc. don't let them become police officers.
Who knows, they might even take up a lesbian version of "bacha bazi" to compete with their male counterparts.

All in all, its still "**** the police" regardless of country or gender.

[HalloIsBack]

again question

http://www.pashtunforums.com/showthread.php?p=725216#post725216

[RevolutionThroughReason]

Many Afghans use this proverb and i hear it all the time in both Dari and Pashto. So, what do you think it implies or what does it mean to you?

aria2013
DET-CENTCOM

It's actually a translation of an English saying, but ok. I just don't hear it commonly said by Afghans, They say something similar but not that.

I think you guys aren't actually Afghans but learned Pashto through Linguist Crash courses , so you take statements in English and make them Pashto or Dari but it actually sounds a bit off to native speakers.

[HalloIsBack]

It's actually a translation of an English saying, but ok. I just don't hear it commonly said by Afghans, They say something similar but not that.

I think you guys aren't actually Afghans but learned Pashto through Linguist Crash courses , so you take statements in English and make them Pashto or Dari but it actually sounds a bit off to native speakers.

aria and hashmat are real people but not afghan
i guess they were students of pashto course at one university but not good one
after finishing the study they work for a "ngo" and receive a lots of money each month
at their "ngo" they receive an instruction tey have to follow

[RevolutionThroughReason]

Well they work for the U.S. Government, but perhaps taught by NGO people?

[HalloIsBack]

Well they work for the U.S. Government, but perhaps taught by NGO people?

quote me next time please


us government and ngo is the same

NON GOVERNMENT O is just a fake


they work for and receive their money from a ngo

but a ngo from usa have to conform to laws of usa! if they do it they cannot exist in this country


why do you think did putin kick western ngos out of russia? because they should not do what they are doing now in ukraine!

[Aria2013]

It's actually a translation of an English saying, but ok. I just don't hear it commonly said by Afghans, They say something similar but not that.

I think you guys aren't actually Afghans but learned Pashto through Linguist Crash courses , so you take statements in English and make them Pashto or Dari but it actually sounds a bit off to native speakers.

What is the English saying? I'm curious to know. Oh, and by the way, we are Afghans, born in Afghanistan, attended school in Afghanistan which is why we read and write in both Dari and Pashto. We are native speakers and have also spend a good portion of our live and schooling (higher educaiton mostly) in the US. We are Afghan-Americans just like you guys may be either Afghan American or Afghan European/Australian/or whatever country you have adopted nationality. Right?

Aria2013
DET-CENTCOM

[RevolutionThroughReason]

Aria, when they were teaching you guys Pashto/Dari in the training courses for CENTCOM, they should have given you a briefing on cultural subtleties.

No one here believes for a minute that you're Afghans. I would actually challenge you to reveal your identities publicly if you are actually Afghans.

[HalloIsBack]

What is the English saying? I'm curious to know. Oh, and by the way, we are Afghans, born in Afghanistan, attended school in Afghanistan which is why we read and write in both Dari and Pashto. We are native speakers and have also spend a good portion of our live and schooling (higher educaiton mostly) in the US. We are Afghan-Americans just like you guys may be either Afghan American or Afghan European/Australian/or whatever country you have adopted nationality. Right?

Aria2013
DET-CENTCOM

adopt nationality?
right?

again questions

you are some americans which learned dari and pashto at university but don't have any clue about their culture

[DaZahroJaam.]

adopt nationality?
right?

again questions

you are some americans which learned dari and pashto at university but don't have any clue about their culture

why are you interested in our language and culture??

[DSM0305]

To be honest I would be more proud if they are Americans who learned Pashto, than just Afghans who works for Americans. Regardless as long they contribute to the country, who cares who they are.

Back to the question. I think female police is important and should be used to women related issues. For example, letting a male search a woman is way out of line, so female police should be important part of society.

[HalloIsBack]

why are you interested in our language and culture??

i like your language it's so beautiful and difficult to learn at any institution

i'm also interested in politicy, to understand what happens in the world you have to know what was and is going on in afghanistan etc.

and i'm not an ethno girl lol

sorry my bad english

any other questions?