Cold blooded murderers

[Babadung]

I happen to know Dr Yama(Haqmal)...a true Pashtun and great human being. May curse of Allah be on these Pakistanis dogs Zaliman(Taliban)!!!

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110129/...as_afghanistan

[ComradePashtun]

Words are not enough to condemn this barbaric act. This is a despicble act by whom ever commited it. It is really sad that we Pashtuns are ultimately the only ones who is bearing the brunt of this war which is a submerge of others' interest only.

I would also like every one to know that this guy is only inciting Pashtuns towards Pakistan for his own ends. There is no doubt that there is a Pakistani dimension in thee overall war too, but it goes way beyond for us Pashtuns. Seriously! I know this guy well from other forums too. Look at it from where he stands. For him Tajikistan is sacred as is Iran and Russia, France and even NATO - IF it kills Pashtuns.

[ComradePashtun]

All I am saying never get carried away.

[graveyardofempires]

how is it that there is no info about him except for this news of his death?

[BarakzaiAbdali]

I happen to know Dr Yama(Haqmal)...a true Pashtun and great human being. May curse of Allah be on these Pakistanis dogs Zaliman(Taliban)!!!

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110129/...as_afghanistan

Interesting how ignorant you sound and equally interesting how you lack evidence. In your twisted world, the invader is freedom give and the insurgent is a zalim. Yet I will let the Afghan civilian answer you in his own words, you can take up your retort with him and call him a dog as well:

"Abdul Ahamad, 53, a shopkeeper who lives next to the Hart Security compound attacked by the suicide bombers, showed his damaged Toyota Corolla to a reporter. Its windows were blown out and the driver's side door was caved in. He said he had about $200 in savings and could not afford to fix the car. "The attack was because of this security company. If they were not here, we would not be attacked," Ahamad said. "Why should they come and reside here? They should stay in a place far from civilians."

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...T2010081306685

"The biggest complaint: civilian deaths resulting from US and NATO air strikes, which 77 percent say is unacceptable because the risk to civilians outweighs the strikes' value in fighting insurgents. Forty-one percent blame Western forces for poor targeting, while 28 percent blame the insurgents for hiding among civilians. More worrisome, 25 percent say that attacks on US troops or soldiers with the ISAF -- the NATO-led multinational force in Afghanistan -- can be justified, up from 13 percent in 2006. Only 27 percent mainly blame the Taliban for the violence, down by 9 points."

http://www.israelmilitary.net/showthread.php?t=9147

"In a recent survey, Kandaharis favored negotiations with the Taliban by a margin of 19 to 1 over continued fighting. Five of six Kandaharis viewed the Taliban as “our Afghan brothers,” while four of five also said most members of the Taliban would stop fighting if given jobs."

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/21/wo.../21afghan.html

"As a result, he said, 'When the Taliban blow up a bunch of people, you don't see a lot of protest. But when we screw up and accidentally kill somebody, you get riots in the streets.'"

http://www.politicsdaily.com/2010/01...ets-the-blame/

The Bottom line: The Afghan Civilians are telling you that they understand a simple fact: the presence of the occupying forces is what instigates the attack in the first place.

http://www.thenation.com/article/157...-insider-talks

I will end with Matthew Hoh's commentary on this:

" And so the cycle began. We add more troops, which strengthens the Taliban and weakens support for the government. Suicide attacks, IEDs, military and civilian dead or wounded—all rise commensuratelywith eachincrease in foreign troop or Afghan government presence. We misunderstand many ofthecauses of support for the Taliban. They didn’t wear sandwich boards or hand out pamphlets to win people. They are the Pashtuns. Most don’t want to rule the country. They just want to get rid of the occupiers."

It is pitiful that an American can independently come to this conclusion, but you are so blinded that you are being defeated day by day that you excuse an occupying force for the aftermath of its effects.

Dr. Yama and his wife backed this Shah Shuja government and chose to work on its behalf. This was a conscious choice they made and they would have been utterly bereft of intelligence to not understand that an insurgency will utilize assymetric tactics in their backyard.

When you answer, you better answer with counter evidence and some logic.

So trust me, Allah is cursing no one but the ignorant.

[Babadung]

Interesting how ignorant you sound and equally interesting how you lack evidence. In your twisted world, the invader is freedom give and the insurgent is a zalim. Yet I will let the Afghan civilian answer you in his own words, you can take up your retort with him and call him a dog as well:

"Abdul Ahamad, 53, a shopkeeper who lives next to the Hart Security compound attacked by the suicide bombers, showed his damaged Toyota Corolla to a reporter. Its windows were blown out and the driver's side door was caved in. He said he had about $200 in savings and could not afford to fix the car. "The attack was because of this security company. If they were not here, we would not be attacked," Ahamad said. "Why should they come and reside here? They should stay in a place far from civilians."

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...T2010081306685

"The biggest complaint: civilian deaths resulting from US and NATO air strikes, which 77 percent say is unacceptable because the risk to civilians outweighs the strikes' value in fighting insurgents. Forty-one percent blame Western forces for poor targeting, while 28 percent blame the insurgents for hiding among civilians. More worrisome, 25 percent say that attacks on US troops or soldiers with the ISAF -- the NATO-led multinational force in Afghanistan -- can be justified, up from 13 percent in 2006. Only 27 percent mainly blame the Taliban for the violence, down by 9 points."

http://www.israelmilitary.net/showthread.php?t=9147

"In a recent survey, Kandaharis favored negotiations with the Taliban by a margin of 19 to 1 over continued fighting. Five of six Kandaharis viewed the Taliban as “our Afghan brothers,” while four of five also said most members of the Taliban would stop fighting if given jobs."

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/21/wo.../21afghan.html

"As a result, he said, 'When the Taliban blow up a bunch of people, you don't see a lot of protest. But when we screw up and accidentally kill somebody, you get riots in the streets.'"

http://www.politicsdaily.com/2010/01...ets-the-blame/

The Bottom line: The Afghan Civilians are telling you that they understand a simple fact: the presence of the occupying forces is what instigates the attack in the first place.

http://www.thenation.com/article/157...-insider-talks

I will end with Matthew Hoh's commentary on this:

" And so the cycle began. We add more troops, which strengthens the Taliban and weakens support for the government. Suicide attacks, IEDs, military and civilian dead or wounded—all rise commensuratelywith eachincrease in foreign troop or Afghan government presence. We misunderstand many ofthecauses of support for the Taliban. They didn’t wear sandwich boards or hand out pamphlets to win people. They are the Pashtuns. Most don’t want to rule the country. They just want to get rid of the occupiers."

It is pitiful that an American can independently come to this conclusion, but you are so blinded that you are being defeated day by day that you excuse an occupying force for the aftermath of its effects.

Dr. Yama and his wife backed this Shah Shuja government and chose to work on its behalf. This was a conscious choice they made and they would have been utterly bereft of intelligence to not understand that an insurgency will utilize assymetric tactics in their backyard.

When you answer, you better answer with counter evidence and some logic.

So trust me, Allah is cursing no one but the ignorant.

The above is clear definition of these beghirat people...merciless killing of innocent civilians just b/c these civilians did not share these Takfrii believes. How can you justify the murder of his two children? It’s all good for fight against "Kafirs" while you set in kafirs country and your children enjoy the kafir sociality given privileges.
What your doing in Kafir country? shouldn't you joining those suicide bombers…you will not understand…this is why negotiation with Pakistani dog Taliban is useless..its either Taliban rule or continuation of war..in different form and shape.
May prayer is may your kids die a painful death just like the two angles children of Dr Yama.

[BarakzaiAbdali]

The above is clear definition of these beghirat people...merciless killing of innocent civilians just b/c these civilians did not share these Takfrii believes. How can you justify the murder of his two children? It’s all good for fight against "Kafirs" while you set in kafirs country and your children enjoy the kafir sociality given privileges.
What your doing in Kafir country? shouldn't you joining those suicide bombers…you will not understand…this is why negotiation with Pakistani dog Taliban is useless..its either Taliban rule or continuation of war..in different form and shape.
May prayer is may your kids die a painful death just like the two angles children of Dr Yama.

Great parenting skills. First, he took on the responsibility of having kids then he took them into a war zone while supporting the invading government. Heck, even I know not to walk into Qandahar on a nonoffensive day and I havent been there for years.

Me being in a Kafir country is irrelevent to that country occupying a foreign nation. Just because I am here, time or human interaction across the world does not cease. Quit being juvenile and grow up. If you ask for war, you get senseless violence. Deal with the quotes above instead of being a little senseless prima donna. You bring chinese troops to Alabama and watch how fast violence flares up.