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  • #16
    americas interventionalism is like the aids virus, plagueing it's way across the planet. i cannot see how a good moral religious person, of any persuasion could be proud of it's evil behaviour. it is only a puppet anyway, american kids being sent to die for zion, what's so admirable about that??

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    • #17
      with regards to the original subject, i must say that hypocrisy is alive and well with the west. people who know me understand my hate for hypocrisy, thats why there are talibs and anti talibs who hate me here.

      its these states who are the so called leaders of freedom and beacon of hope that are now engaged in libya who have committed the most inhuman atrocities in modern history. the states who have committed such crimes that would make even qadafi blush. where was the UN when mubarak sent his thugs out to shoot protesters? ahh no but it would look bad if these states who stood side by side with this man just before the revolution started passing resolutions against him and his state. its easier to do so against gadafi since he only became a partner in peace after he payed blood money for the lockerbe fiasco just a few years ago.

      i am of the belief that nations, societies, and communities will solve their problems on their own even if there is blood shed. in the end, whatever becomes of it was meant to be. now afghanistan is a special case since there are so many hands in the pot so even if america disengages we still have the pakis, iranians, russians, indians, and others. in the case of libya, a nation that poses no threat to any other nation, this intervention will lead to more problems. in regards to afghanistan, my belief that america should have a hands off approach applies also to other states, if there is internal bloodshed then so be it. a civil war would not last long without outside support and would sort out the internal order of the nation.
      Last edited by randolph85; 03-20-2011, 03:00 AM.
      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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      • #18
        By the way, Barakzai, you call every one bad here including Abdus-samad Khan only that he was against Pakistan...He was never a communist ... was a simple traditional Pashtun mashar....You also call ANP wallas bad...who in your opinion is good ? Gulbuddin, Qazi Hussain Ahmad, General Zia-ul-Haq?

        I am gravtating towards the opinion that you have strong sympathy for Pakistan and its supposedly Islamic existance.
        Last edited by Toramana; 03-20-2011, 03:00 AM.

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        • #19
          Originally posted by Toramana View Post
          By the way, Barakzai, you call every one bad here including Abdus-samad Khan only that he was against Pakistan...He was never a communist ... was a simple traditional Pashtun mashar....You also call ANP wallas bad...who in your opinion is good ? Gulbuddin, Qazi Hussain Ahmad, General Zia-ul-Haq?

          I am gravtating towards the opinion that you have strong sympathy for Pakistan and its supposedly Islamic existance.
          Wrong, I am for the Graveyard of Empires and the Kakargirls and the simple real Afghans. That is who I side with. I refuse to side with ideologues like the murdering son of Achekzai or the murdering communist father that swore fealty to Lenin. I side with the Afghans that wore saplaay while fighting Russians. Pakistan is what it is. I have no sympathies for Zia Ul Haq. Hekmetyaar I view as an opportunist.
          "2 crackheads don't become any better or stronger by sharing the same crack pipe." - Greatest PF quote

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          • #20
            This thread is now locked for clean up.

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            • #21
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              • #22
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                • #23
                  I think its good that America attacks these Arab countries.

                  You may wonder why I say this. Well I will give one very simple reason

                  1) The Arab Jihadis will then flee our region to fight their own wars

                  It will be a great opportunity to flush them out once and for all.

                  If Arab revenues are low, then terrorism in our region would reduce due to low investment of arab states in regional interests through terrorism.

                  Lets see if God will save his chosen children when the Jets of Nato start bombing. Lets see if the higher hand saves Saudi soldiers in Bahrain.

                  The world is turning to a new age. A age of modernity and progression.

                  People are tired of Stone Age policies!I hope the Arab terrorists flee the Pashtun regions and start saving their own people, if they do not flee, then they are cowards

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