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  • #16
    Originally posted by Lewanai Anjalai View Post
    An excerpt from "As if hell fell on me" an amnesty international report about the situation of human rights in Northwest Pakistan:


    "The Taliban came here and settled here. Now they
    have a dispute with the government, and the
    government started taking actions against them.
    If we stand with the government the Taliban will
    hit us. If we stand with the Taliban the
    government will target us. If we don’t stand with
    any of them, you can see how bad our situation is.
    It’s going from bad to worse."


    http://amnesty.org.uk/uploads/documents/doc_20439.pdf
    You are a nice person and i know this by following your posts.

    But why dont you do something practical about it?
    I have seen these people of anp talking about liberation of pashtuns and etc. But none of them came to help these poor pashtuns.
    My family in village gave shelter to one family from swat and kept them for a month.

    What i suggest rich people here , is to come forward and help these people instead of using them as a source of hate.

    regards
    Intezar che pa salgo sho no ta raghley
    Che me jwand pa dobedo sho no ta raghley.....

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    • #17
      hahaha can you see how scared these Jinnahaites are hahaha the point of the video is these people were happy living in Bajaur but they became homeless due to Pakistans thirst for American dollars and now they are polishing peoples shoes, Sher Khan are you this annoying man? Those Punjabis in Peshawer sweeping the streets are not IDPS they went there out of choice.

      Kind Regards

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      • #18
        Originally posted by Sher Khan View Post
        You are a nice person and i know this by following your posts.

        But why dont you do something practical about it?
        I have seen these people of anp talking about liberation of pashtuns and etc. But none of them came to help these poor pashtuns.
        My family in village gave shelter to one family from swat and kept them for a month.

        What i suggest rich people here , is to come forward and help these people instead of using them as a source of hate.

        regards

        I also think you are a nice person but don't you have a soft spot in your heart when you see Pashtun children suffering?
        I'm happy that your family helped a family from Swat but I am also a little surprised since you seem to blame the IDP's for their misfortune. I guess your relatives have a little more sympathy than you appear to have.
        I am not rich but I do try to help those less fortunate than myself as do I think almost of the members here do. Sher I did not say anything here in an attempt to cause hate as you put it.
        I saw this topic and still see it as being about the suffering of Pashtun IDP's and NOT about the poverty in Pakistan in general.

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        • #19
          Originally posted by Lewanai Anjalai View Post

          I also think you are a nice person but don't you have a soft spot in your heart when you see Pashtun children suffering?
          I'm happy that your family helped a family from Swat but I am also a little surprised since you seem to blame the IDP's for their misfortune. I guess your relatives have a little more sympathy than you appear to have.
          I am not rich but I do try to help those less fortunate than myself as do I think almost of the members here do. Sher I did not say anything here in an attempt to cause hate as you put it.
          I saw this topic and still see it as being about the suffering of Pashtun IDP's and NOT about the poverty in Pakistan in general.
          I agree . Thats not the fault of these kids .
          So who do you blame for it ?
          and how we can get rid of it ?
          Intezar che pa salgo sho no ta raghley
          Che me jwand pa dobedo sho no ta raghley.....

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          • #20
            I'm tired and don't feel good so I don't wanna fight with anyone right now but please just try for five minutes try to imagine how you would feel if you were one of those IDP's who lost everything because of the Taliban and/or Pakistani army or from an American drone? Can't you see why they would be angry and might feel betrayed? You don't have to agree with them of course but you should try to understand why they feel the way they do.

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            • #21
              Originally posted by Lewanai Anjalai View Post
              I'm tired and don't feel good so I don't wanna fight with anyone right now but please just try for five minutes try to imagine how you would feel if you were one of those IDP's who lost everything because of the Taliban and/or Pakistani army or from an American drone? Can't you see why they would be angry and might feel betrayed? You don't have to agree with them of course but you should try to understand why they feel the way they do.
              I am sorry if i made you feel like fighting. But my intention was to see something logical which can end the suffering of these people. I have seen idps in my village i know how terrible it is.Ive seen kids doing child labour in peshawar. I've seen alot of it.

              people like us must come forward to help them.
              Peace.
              Intezar che pa salgo sho no ta raghley
              Che me jwand pa dobedo sho no ta raghley.....

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              • #22
                Sher Khan put politics to the side and think about Lewanai and her posts.

                There are our people suffering.

                Maseed I want to donate some money. I'm not rich but as an Afghan I want to help.

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                • #23
                  Originally posted by Sher Khan View Post
                  I agree . Thats not the fault of these kids .
                  So who do you blame for it ?
                  and how we can get rid of it ?

                  I blame religious extremists (the ones who use force and fear to control) , the Pakistani govt and the USA govt .
                  I wish I knew.......nothing would make me happier than for all Pashtuns to live in safety and peace.

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                  • #24
                    What do you expect ,they don't worth more then that ,
                    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by Niazi View Post
                      What do you expect ,they don't worth more then that ,

                      What are you talking about? Really I don't know.

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                      • #26
                        Originally posted by Sher Khan View Post
                        What about panjabi hairdressers and sweepers in peshawar
                        The pashtun are made homeless by the policies of the Punjabi ruling junta that is military and hence are compelled to move to Lahore and other places where they are humiliated and not even allowed to settle while the Punjabi hairdressers or bakers come to Pakhtunkhwa by choice and they are respected here in accordance with the traditions of Pakhtunwali for guests.

                        Having said that, a nation which accepts slavery after being naively deceived by sacred claims of Muslim brotherhood and other misnomers , have to face such a fate due to the compulsion of laws of history.

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                        • #27
                          What junta means ? sorry i dont understand hindi
                          Intezar che pa salgo sho no ta raghley
                          Che me jwand pa dobedo sho no ta raghley.....

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                          • #28
                            Originally posted by Lewanai Anjalai View Post
                            What are you talking about? Really I don't know.
                            look khori in simple words.

                            A nation who can't stand for them selve and put thier destiny in others hand ,do they desrve more then that?
                            ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

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                            • #29
                              Originally posted by Sher Khan View Post
                              What junta means ? sorry i dont understand hindi
                              Junta is not a hindi, because if it was you would understand it, since you are fluent in the sister language - urdu. Junta is spanish.
                              http://i29.tinypic.com/2a6j8jm.gif

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                              • #30
                                Originally posted by Sher Khan View Post
                                What about panjabi hairdressers and sweepers in peshawar
                                Sher Khan, hair-dressing is different from polishing someone's shoes. If you're talking about sweepers, it's the Christian community that does the lowest form of jobs all over Pakistan. They suffer from a caste system of our own. They're referred to as bhungis not because of their ethnicity but because of their religion and dark skin color.

                                Pashtuns in Pakistan are mostly mochis (shoe-menders), chowkidaars (gatekeepers), drivers, manual laborers, etc. It's a disgrace for us as a nation that we have occupied the lowest tier of jobs despite our history. The people we used to subjugate and conquer yesterday use us as servants today. There is obviously something very wrong with our present situation in which Aryans have become subservient to Dravidians.

                                There are no employment opportunities in Pakhtunkhwa. The schooling system is nearly non-existent and produces only rote-learners with no skills or ability to think independently or creatively. In comparison, there are plenty of opportunities if you have a Punjabi domicile or a Sindh Urban domicile.
                                "If a nation expects to be ignorant and free, in a state of civilization, it expects what never was and never will be".

                                "Knowledge will forever govern ignorance; and a people who mean to be their own governors must arm themselves with the power which knowledge gives".

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