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    Dear Readers,
    Enemies of humanity again emplaced an anti-vehicle mine which hit a civilian bus in Muqur region of Ghazni province.
    As a result, seven civilians were killed including four children and a woman. Seventeen other civilians were wounded.
    We condemn this brazen attack by the Taliban on innocent civilians, and convey our heartfelt condolences to the friends and families of the deceased. We pray for a speedy recovery of those injured. We hope that their friends and families will find the strength to deal with this tragedy.
    Respectfully,
    Hashmat
    Digital Engagement Team U.S. CENTCOM

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    Originally posted by Hashmat View Post
    Dear Readers,
    Enemies of humanity again emplaced an anti-vehicle mine which hit a civilian bus in Muqur region of Ghazni province.
    As a result, seven civilians were killed including four children and a woman. Seventeen other civilians were wounded.
    We condemn this brazen attack by the Taliban on innocent civilians, and convey our heartfelt condolences to the friends and families of the deceased. We pray for a speedy recovery of those injured. We hope that their friends and families will find the strength to deal with this tragedy.
    Respectfully,
    Hashmat
    Digital Engagement Team U.S. CENTCOM
    www.centcom.mil
    Why do US documents shows Hazara being 50% of the population of Ghazni, while we all know that 70% of the population of Ghazni Province are pashtun. Why are pashtuns under represented in Ghazni?
    What really drives me hazy is it me or are the others crazy

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Tiger Khan View Post
      Why do US documents shows Hazara being 50% of the population of Ghazni, while we all know that 70% of the population of Ghazni Province are pashtun. Why are pashtuns under represented in Ghazni?
      They are underrepresented everywhere my friend. Wikipedia is under control of the persian and tajik trolls and edit afghan provinces and heroes to their own liking. Did you know that Wikipedia says the ghorids were tajik? can you believe that? This is why i stopped using wikipedia as a source a long time ago.
      "Revenge is a dish best served cold".

      -Old Pashtun proverb




      "My Pashtun Pride i will not hide!"

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Kushan Prince View Post
        They are underrepresented everywhere my friend. Wikipedia is under control of the persian and tajik trolls and edit afghan provinces and heroes to their own liking. Did you know that Wikipedia says the ghorids were tajik? can you believe that? This is why i stopped using wikipedia as a source a long time ago.
        I know.. i agree with you.. even in case of Pakistan aswell,, they state under represent pashtun population.... well give it few years... they will feel like pashtuns make up 200% of the population of afghanistan... and 50% in case of paksitan.. lol.. i have given up on wikipedia as well.. The language map of KPK being used shows.. Shangla, Torghar, Buner, Western Manshera, Karak, Tank.. all as non-pashto speakers??!!!
        What really drives me hazy is it me or are the others crazy

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        • #5
          Hashmat is such a waste of US tax payers dollars.
          Originally posted by Firdousi
          Never talk with Afghans about politics. All their political knowledge is limited to conspiracy theories, political demonization and contradictions. No logic, no reason.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Tiger Khan View Post
            Why do US documents shows Hazara being 50% of the population of Ghazni, while we all know that 70% of the population of Ghazni Province are pashtun. Why are pashtuns under represented in Ghazni?
            Dear Tiger Khan,



            First of all thanks for taking the time to present us with your concern. After reviewing your comment; I have attached a link to “The World Fact book”, which can certainly answer your questions in regards to different ethnic groups in Afghanistan. According to the CIA (Central Intelligence Agency) ‘Factbook’, Pashtuns are not understated or underrepresented.
            We must realize that Afghanistan continues to take steps towards a bright future. The need of the hour is to put racial and ethnic differences behind and work for a prosperous and united Afghanistan. Wouldn’t you agree?
            https://www.cia.gov/library/publicat...k/geos/af.html


            Respectfully,


            Hashmat
            Digital Engagement Team U.S. CENTCOM
            www.centcom.mil

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Hashmat View Post
              Dear Tiger Khan,



              First of all thanks for taking the time to present us with your concern. After reviewing your comment; I have attached a link to “The World Fact book”, which can certainly answer your questions in regards to different ethnic groups in Afghanistan. According to the CIA (Central Intelligence Agency) ‘Factbook’, Pashtuns are not understated or underrepresented.
              We must realize that Afghanistan continues to take steps towards a bright future. The need of the hour is to put racial and ethnic differences behind and work for a prosperous and united Afghanistan. Wouldn’t you agree?
              https://www.cia.gov/library/publicat...k/geos/af.html


              Respectfully,


              Hashmat
              Digital Engagement Team U.S. CENTCOM
              www.centcom.mil
              well,,, you didnot answer my concern. We both know pashtuns are underrepresented in ANF, and the rest of the govenrment. Also demographic information issued is always biased against pashtuns. .. you have to understand pashtuns,, we are either religeous or nationalist.. i am the nationalist kind.
              What really drives me hazy is it me or are the others crazy

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