plans to break up afghanistan

[Michin Khel]

this Sher Khan character comes across as completely deaf and ignorant

Dont spoil the nice discussion with personal attack on Sher Khan. If you have nothing to share about the topic then be quiet.

[Michin Khel]

This madness need to stop...seriously go to Pakistan and almost all Pashtons there call themselves pakistani... and yet ppl like you want to impose "Afghan-ness" on their mouth...seriously if they talk like a ****, if they walk like a **** and if they act like a **** then they are a ****...identity is self perception ...it all depends on how one identify him/her self...if he identity with Ali Jenah as his BABA…if he value Indian culture…Bangra, Urdu and… then what the hell is the point calling him Afghan? He is no Afghan.

You seem to have a huge problem with Pashtun unity, Which is not surprising at all. Because unification of Pashtuns would make us an absolute magority in loy Afghanistan. The dominance and influence of tajiks and farsiwans would decrease to the great extant.

[Michin Khel]

Luffy if you yourself support the establishment of Pakistan how do you expect us to unify?

My life is not centered around pakistanism. Try to see a pashtun in me also. The bulk of myself sincerely wants the betterment of Pashtuns on both sides of durand line.

Unfortunatley we have people like muhsina who ignite hatred in Afghans against us and people like Parsiwan among you who try to alienate you people from us. We should be careful of these black sheeps.

[Toramana]

http://www.newswek.net/2010/07/18/we....html?from=rss

GOP chairman Michael Steele was blasted by fellow Republicans recently for describing Afghanistan as “a war of Obama’s choosing,” and suggesting that the United States would fail there as had many other outside powers. Some critics berated Steele for his pessimism, others for getting his facts wrong, given that President George W. Bush ordered the invasion of Afghanistan soon after 9/11. But Steele’s critics are the ones who are wrong: the RNC chair was more correct than not on the substance of his statement, if not the politics.


The war being waged by the United States in Afghanistan today is fundamentally different and more ambitious than anything carried out by the Bush administration. Afghanistan is very much Barack Obama’s war of choice, a point that the president underscored recently by picking Gen. David Petraeus to lead an intensified counterinsurgency effort there. After nearly nine years of war, however, continued or increased U.S. involvement in Afghanistan isn’t likely to yield lasting improvements that would be commensurate in any way with the investment of American blood and treasure. It is time to scale down ...........

[Nadir Shah]

My life is not centered around pakistanism. Try to see a pashtun in me also. The bulk of myself sincerely wants the betterment of Pashtuns on both sides of durand line.

Unfortunatley we have people like muhsina who ignite hatred in Afghans against us and people like Parsiwan among you who try to alienate you people from us. We should be careful of these black sheeps.

Malgariya, what do you mean by 'hatred in Afghans against us'? Are you not an Afghan? The black sheep sare those who are satisfied with in the slavery of Punjabis and try to find reasons and rationalizations for the continued slavery of Pashtuns. Even worse and infinitely despicable are those who tend to blame Pashtuns for their present condition.

[єѕαρχαι]

Over my dead body will someone break up Afghanistan.

Sher Khan do you consider yourself Afghan or Pakistani?

I have pashtun blood in my veins and that matters to me the most.

[Michin Khel]

what do you see me as? Cause I heard you people now consider us as outsdiers.

I see you as my Pashtun sister.