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The devil worshippers at it again ,they beheaded two children.
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Well this report says the girl was 6 years old and the boy was 16 years old. How could they know exactly what has happened when there are no investigators on the scene. Pure speculation just like all the others.
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/worl...sEnabled=false
An adolescent boy and a young girl have been beheaded in two separate incidents in Afghanistan, local officials and police said on Friday, in the latest brazen attacks that have raised fresh questions about a splintering Taliban.
A 12-year-old boy was kidnapped and killed in southern Kandahar province on Wednesday, his severed head placed near his body to send a warning to police, said provincial governor spokesman Jawid Faisal.
The brother of the boy, neither of whom were named by officials, was a member of the Afghan Local Police (ALP), a U.S.-trained militia charged with making Afghans in Taliban strongholds, like Kandahar, feel more secure, Faisal said.
"It's a Taliban warning to the ALP and to others who support the government," Faisal said of the killing, which happened in Kandahar's Panjwai district.
Taliban spokesman Qari Yousuf denied the group was involved.
Separately, a 6-year-old girl was beheaded in eastern Kapisa province on Thursday, said provincial police chief Abdul Hamed.
"We are not sure if she was beheaded by her family or the Taliban, but we know the Taliban control the area," Hamed said of the killing in Jalukhil village. He added that he could not send investigators to the area out of fears for their safety.
The murders follow the shooting or beheading of 17 young revelers attending a party in southern Helmand province this week, which officials said was the work of the Taliban, a charge the group also denied.
That massacre raised fresh concerns about Taliban leaders' grip on their scattered fighters, amid on-again, off-again peace moves by the group with the Afghan government.
It also suggested that there are grassroots insurgent fighters who are not in a mood for compromise.
"What we're seeing could be a new tactic by the Taliban to behead civilians to intimidate the population," said Faisal.
In Kandahar's Zhari district, officials also said on Friday that a 16-year-old boy accused by the Taliban of spying for the government was beheaded and skinned in late July.
Such incidents highlight the difficulty that Taliban leaders have in enforcing discipline across an estimated 20,000 fighters spread from Afghanistan to Pakistan.
The central Taliban leadership is trying to improve the group's image in case it wants to push forward tentative reconciliation steps and perhaps even enter mainstream politics. But some militant units are hard to control, roaming the countryside and attacking those deemed immoral.
NATO will withdraw most of its combat troops by the end of 2014, leaving Afghan forces in the lead security role.
Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/worl...#ixzz259v1nkhjLast edited by khushal; 09-06-2012, 05:03 PM.
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The Karzai officials only seem to know a few words and sentences. They will either say the Taliban did it, or their fellow NATO war supporter, Pakistan did it. However, despite Karzai's once honest talk of Blackwater and their crimes, you will rarely ever hear them question whether NATO did it. The question indeed must be put forth and asked. If police were to investigate it, it would not be the first time. Last year, a NATO chopper killed 9 Pashtun boys in Kunar as they were gathering firewood. Despite it being clear who did it, no accusation was ever made that this could have been an intentional crime.
It was claimed by NATO/Karzai government that Bibi Aisha's nose was cut off by the Taliban. Times put her picture on their front cover. This turned out not to be the case at all, as it was simply her father and his family that did this. More news reports showed that her father was not in the Taliban. Yet, the Pro-War/media still continue to cite this story as a justification for their support for the war. Even last week, without investigating whether the Afghan insurgency was behind the beheadings, the media immediately stated it to be the case.
The Karzai regime will almost blame all the crimes in Afghanistan on the Taliban when ironically and factually it is warlords linked to the Karzai regime and put in power by the NATO war who are committing most of the crimes, and have created an atmosphere of disorder and chaos.Last edited by Shah-i-Kot; 08-31-2012, 06:48 PM.
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If Taliban had a proper system and weren't so useless, they could defend their name as well as prevent such crimes from happening and then being blamed on them. That would have been the least one could have expected from them. They are ****ing useless which is why any jahil can do anything and blame it on whoever. This will never end because they have become the symbol of ignorance..
I am no bird, and no nest ensnares me.
non commercial would cost less if he was in charge himself which he plans on doing. right now it's n herat but soon it will be in qanadahar.
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It was claimed by NATO/Karzai government that Bibi Aisha's nose was cut off by the Taliban. Times put her picture on their front cover. This turned out not to be the case at all, as it was simply her father and his family that did this. More news reports showed that her father was not in the Taliban.[QUOTE]
where is your evidence for the many claims you are making?
i can't find an article that says her father did this.
where is evidence that all the crimes are committed by karzais support group?
if you bother to read other peoples articles, you will see that the afghans themselves are informing media, that taliban are responsible for crimes.
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Originally posted by Afghanistan2010 View PostHitler would say today : The jew,yes the jews are responsible for global warming....they have caused it,they should be all put in Camps to bring calm in global warming.
weren't you saying that Abdullah ibn Sabaa was a jew as if to say the Jews were responsible?[QUOTE=Afghanistan2010;658085][B]He is no different [COLOR="Red"]than us[/COLOR][/B],[B]he[COLOR="Red"] blindly believes [/COLOR]in the words [COLOR="Red"]of other men[/COLOR][/B],:[/QUOTE]
2010 Admitting he's a blind believer not in God, but what other men says.
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You cant blame the party that is not in control, you have to blame the party that is in control and that would be the afghan government/NATO. They are useless. They cant even get investigators in there to find out what happened.Originally posted by DaZahroJaam. View PostIf Taliban had a proper system and weren't so useless, they could defend their name as well as prevent such crimes from happening and then being blamed on them. That would have been the least one could have expected from them. They are ****ing useless which is why any jahil can do anything and blame it on whoever. This will never end because they have become the symbol of ignorance..
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It does not even matter if her father was involved or was a memeber of the taliban. The question is why is this happening when NATO is in charge and is responsible for security.Originally posted by lynx View PostThe Karzai officials only seem to know a few words and sentences. They will either say the Taliban did it, or their fellow NATO war supporter, Pakistan did it. However, despite Karzai's once honest talk of Blackwater and their crimes, you will rarely ever hear them question whether NATO did it. The question indeed must be put forth and asked. If police were to investigate it, it would not be the first time. Last year, a NATO chopper killed 9 Pashtun boys in Kunar as they were gathering firewood. Despite it being clear who did it, no accusation was ever made that this could have been an intentional crime.
It was claimed by NATO/Karzai government that Bibi Aisha's nose was cut off by the Taliban. Times put her picture on their front cover. This turned out not to be the case at all, as it was simply her father and his family that did this. More news reports showed that her father was not in the Taliban. Yet, the Pro-War/media still continue to cite this story as a justification for their support for the war. Even last week, without investigating whether the Afghan insurgency was behind the beheadings, the media immediately stated it to be the case.
The Karzai regime will almost blame all the crimes in Afghanistan on the Taliban when ironically and factually it is warlords linked to the Karzai regime and put in power by the NATO war who are committing most of the crimes, and have created an atmosphere of disorder and chaos.
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Originally posted by khushal View PostWell this report says the girl was 6 years old and the boy was 16 years old. How could they know exactly what has happened when there are no investigators on the scene. Pure speculation just all the others.
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/worl...sEnabled=false
An adolescent boy and a young girl have been beheaded in two separate incidents in Afghanistan, local officials and police said on Friday, in the latest brazen attacks that have raised fresh questions about a splintering Taliban.
A 12-year-old boy was kidnapped and killed in southern Kandahar province on Wednesday, his severed head placed near his body to send a warning to police, said provincial governor spokesman Jawid Faisal.
The brother of the boy, neither of whom were named by officials, was a member of the Afghan Local Police (ALP), a U.S.-trained militia charged with making Afghans in Taliban strongholds, like Kandahar, feel more secure, Faisal said.
"It's a Taliban warning to the ALP and to others who support the government," Faisal said of the killing, which happened in Kandahar's Panjwai district.
Taliban spokesman Qari Yousuf denied the group was involved.
Separately, a 6-year-old girl was beheaded in eastern Kapisa province on Thursday, said provincial police chief Abdul Hamed.
"We are not sure if she was beheaded by her family or the Taliban, but we know the Taliban control the area," Hamed said of the killing in Jalukhil village. He added that he could not send investigators to the area out of fears for their safety.
The murders follow the shooting or beheading of 17 young revelers attending a party in southern Helmand province this week, which officials said was the work of the Taliban, a charge the group also denied.
That massacre raised fresh concerns about Taliban leaders' grip on their scattered fighters, amid on-again, off-again peace moves by the group with the Afghan government.
It also suggested that there are grassroots insurgent fighters who are not in a mood for compromise.
"What we're seeing could be a new tactic by the Taliban to behead civilians to intimidate the population," said Faisal.
In Kandahar's Zhari district, officials also said on Friday that a 16-year-old boy accused by the Taliban of spying for the government was beheaded and skinned in late July.
Such incidents highlight the difficulty that Taliban leaders have in enforcing discipline across an estimated 20,000 fighters spread from Afghanistan to Pakistan.
The central Taliban leadership is trying to improve the group's image in case it wants to push forward tentative reconciliation steps and perhaps even enter mainstream politics. But some militant units are hard to control, roaming the countryside and attacking those deemed immoral.
NATO will withdraw most of its combat troops by the end of 2014, leaving Afghan forces in the lead security role.
Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/worl...#ixzz259v1nkhj
The ISI are behind..this.I believe the sun should never set upon an argument.
I believe forgiveness is the key to your unhappiness.
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and why were taraining camps for jihad against the west happening, when the taliban were in control and resposible?Originally posted by khushal View PostIt does not even matter if her father was involved or was a memeber of the taliban. The question is why is this happening when NATO is in charge and is responsible for security.
remeber 9/11. was it al quaeda or someone else khushal? are you a tin hatter or a scheuer follower?
that is the question.
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Originally posted by faye View Postand why were taraining camps for jihad against the west happening, when the taliban were in control and resposible?
remeber 9/11. was it al quaeda or someone else khushal? are you a tin hatter or a scheuer follower?
that is the question.
the question is when will the West stop interfering in the Middle East/Asia and killing people for oil and resources?
It is not acceptable and it is against peace and prosperity. It is a crime against humanity and the world.
This view you hold is a Pro-War view and you are trying to justify the NATO war in Afghanistan.Last edited by Shah-i-Kot; 08-31-2012, 10:40 PM.
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but you are colonising america lynx. got your ticket back to pakistan?
darling, do take your rant to the appropriate thread or back to your psychiatrist couch
take a trip to press tv and read the ayatollahs opening speech for the NAM summit. i think he is in love with your america, lol.
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what i find sad is that people use this sad story or other countless sad stories in afghanistan as a point of debate. the people don't say a prayer for the dead and leave it at that but rather they defame the dead innocent by dragging them into useless debates.
afghans muslims are supposed to steadfast when it comes to truth and justice.
if it was non aligned bandits who did this then everyone condemns them
if it was gov't militias, then only the talibs condemn them and everyone else shuts their mouths
if it was talibs who did it, then its the anti talibs who condemn it and the talibs shut their mouths
man up, have some balls, pray for the helpless muslim victims of these crimes. if there is evidence that even the group you support, no matter who it is, is responsible for it then be a ****in man and condemn it.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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