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    YouTube - People in Afghanistan love US Forces

  • #2
    I wonder what Toramana and pir Rokhan will say to this? Here is a guess: they will say these people are not Afghans, but agents of Pakistan LOL Maseed will say these people are not Afghans, but ISI agents LMAO

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    • #3
      this was the protesting i warned about 2 weeks ago..this is only the beginning..

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      • #4
        Im wondering why Toramana and Maseed, so called Pashtun nationalists, never give their thoughts when they see such defiance shown by the Afghan people against the foreigners and their criminal puppet lackeys. This shows they have failing wishes which go against the Afghan people.
        Last edited by Guest; 05-18-2011, 01:30 AM.

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        • #5
          Toramana and Maseed are terrified right now and cowering within the walls of their CIA funded bases over what's happening in Afghanistan; their Imperialist Masters will no longer be able to protect them.

          Their beghairat and benamous traitors like Najib who they perceive as heroes were strung up by Noble Afghan Muslims who rejected their slavehood to Russia; let's hope these Afghans defend the honor and dignity and values and do to Maseed what they did to Najib.

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          • #6
            i guess the honeymoon is over

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            • #7
              https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mC4o...layer_embedded

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              • #8
                Ten Afghans die in attack on NATO base

                Tags: News, World, Afghanistan, Society

                May 18, 2011 14:38 Moscow Time

                Afghanistan. Photo: EPA

                Police opened fire on participants in a spontaneous demonstration when those tried to take by storm a NATO base in the town of Talukan, in the north of Afghanistan. 10 people were killed, while 50 others wounded.

                The unrest was sparked by last night’s NATO force special operation, with four civilians killed as a result. But the NATO military claims that all four were insurgents who put up armed resistance. But in the past, Afghan civilians repeatedly died because of NATO friendly fire.

                The Afghan President’s cousin was killed in this kind of operation in March this year.

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                • #9
                  karzais cousin was killed in a revenge assassination by the us.

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                  • #10
                    Afghanistan erupts over civilian deaths in Nato raid, 12 dead


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                    KUNDUZ: A deadly Nato raid in Afghanistan on Wednesday sparked protests that left 12 people dead and a furious president Hamid Karzai demanding an explanation from the US commander on the ground. Police opened fire as 2,000 people, some throwing rocks at a foreign military and civilian reconstruction base, took to the streets of Taloqan, capital of the usually peaceful northeastern province of Takhar.

                    Around 80 people, including two German soldiers, were also wounded in the troubles that broke out after Nato-led forces said they killed four insurgents , including two armed women, during an overnight raid in the town.
                    A spokesman for the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) said the raid targeted the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan (IMU), a militant group that operates from bases including in Afghanistan. But the protesters and the Westernbacked Karzai administration said those who died during the operation were civilians.

                    "The situation is calm and the demonstrations are over," said a spokesman for the provincial governor, Faiz Mohammad Tawhidi. "Twelve people have been killed and 80 others injured."

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