Fake and real future MAPS of Pashtunlands

[graveyardofempires]

Fake MAP



Real MAP

[Naveed Safi]

Hahahahahahahahahahahah
de ta wai da wraze khobona

[Da_Kunar_Ghro]

^ taa ta waye "Pathan"

[laevanay]

Its good but I doubt Baluchistan wants to join Afghanistan...

[ComradePashtun]

Oh graver!
lol

[khushal]

Mr. Comrade,
You always laugh but you never can explain why you laugh. Explain to us why the first map would make more sense then the second map. The first map makes no sense at all, The northern areas of Afghanistan are too much integrated in to the rest of Afghanistan that it is impossible for them to sustain themselves alone. Go get a real education so you can see the logic why the rest of the world is laughing at you.

[ComradePashtun]

Non of them makes sense, both are kind of a little muddled hallucination. What is making sense to you? Where did I laugh?

No don't go back to square one for the zellion time where this has been discussed with no avail.

[ComradePashtun]

Having said that, I would dream and wish the second one.

[Karachi]

lol sure, keep dreaming

[ComradePashtun]

Yeah no harm exactly there is, is it? So what is your problem, it is a Pashtun dream.

[Karachi]

just one question, why are you taking large parts of sindh in the map? even karachi?

[ComradePashtun]

You are as bad as us, take a look at the map, it is only Baluchistan, that is for beach partying.

[ComradePashtun]

Khushal, I wasn't expecting that reply from your high aas.

[Naveed Safi]

Yeah no harm exactly there is, is it? So what is your problem, it is a Pashtun dream.

which will never become true!

[Levanaye Zalmaye]

which will never become true!

Germany was divided into hundreds of principalities. There were many dishonorable Germans such as yourself that opposed German unity on various grounds (regional, religious, political, social, etc). At the same time, none of Germany's neighbors wanted her to unite and become powerful. However, it took just one iron chancellor and a few like-minded activists to transform those broken states into the unified and preeminent power that it became then and still is today.

It was Bachaa Khan's dream to see the Pashtun belt that was cut away from Afghanistan in 1893 to be re-merged with the motherland and, at the very least, we can keep this dream alive in our hearts.