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  • #31
    Originally posted by marwat View Post
    what are you implying? How was Najeeb a violent man?you mean he should have supported Hekmatyar? or other miscreants against the center government, i told you it was not about Najeeb, he supported Babrak Karmal too, he supported Daud too who was famous for pakistan enmity for which Bacha khan was thrown to jail and party was banned. you know that right!
    but you want to make a point, and you curse him because he was non violent against pakistan, but you know he never accepted pakistan.
    it's you who are folding arguments to shape your views, Imran khan and alike politician accept the writ of Pakistan state but supporting miscreants against Afghanisan, Bacha khan was opposite of them.
    Well, the Russian invasion sparked the killing of 2 million Afghans and half the population refuged in Pakistan giving Pakistan permanent leverage over Afghanistan. Do you think the Afghans were running from Russians dropping flowers from their planes. How was he not violent.

    On your second point, you hit it on the nail. Both Imran Khan and Ghaffar Khan promotes/promoted violence in Afghanistan but promotes non violence against the Pak army (and the British in Ghaffar Khans case) in Pakistan. This is the hypocrisy.

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    • #32
      Originally posted by Badlun View Post
      Bacha Khan was a great Pashtun and gave to the world other great Pashtuns like Wali Khan, Ghani Khan and Ali Khan but he was confused and laid the foundations of confused Pashtun politics.

      In Afghanistan he used to need a Pashto- Dari interpreter to talk to Zahir Shah and in Pakistan he was against Punjabis and Pakistan. Thus did not get neither Pakistan nor Afghanistan and forget about Pashtunistan which was and is an empty slogan. He could not give an exact direction to Pashtuns.
      He lacked vision just like Ghandi and in reality the Brits left India not because of their failed struggles, but because Hitler's wars had bankrupted the Brits and were forced to leave not just India but all British colonies. Ghandi and Ghaffur were such failures that they couldn't even keep the subcontinent united.

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      • #33
        Originally posted by gadoonwal View Post
        proof?
        There is a thread on that site about qaum/biradari and on there was a post saying Bacha Khan was a Yusafzai traitor or something.
        [COLOR=red][B]I am Mleccha, slayer of Aryan swine.[/B]
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        [COLOR=red][COLOR=#000000]Pakistanis immigrate to the Gulf or to the West for a better life but Afghans immigrate to Pakistan for a better life, what does that tell you?[/COLOR]
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        [COLOR=green][B]Afghanis who hate Pakistan are namak haram parasites.[/B][/COLOR][COLOR=red]

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