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  • #16
    listen to this man too

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    • #17
      na baba Mullah saib Zaeef kho der bandezona laree, khpal da zra izhar hiech cherta ham nashee kawalai pa media ke

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      • #18
        Originally posted by AnGaaR View Post
        listen to this man too
        Dae da haq khabarae karree dee ao khaass aha khabaraa che Pakistan la sok pa negotiations kae waak ya zae war na kee.
        http://i29.tinypic.com/2a6j8jm.gif

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        • #19
          Originally posted by shlombay
          In Taliban era = Pashto spoken, Pashto used, Pashto everything.
          Now = Dari spoken, Dari speeches and OATH in Dari.
          During Taliban era most of population of Afghanistan fled the country. There was no afghan state whatsoever. Taliban regime was only recognised by Paakis, Saudis and Kuwaitis all of whom are the sponsors of terrorism and extremism. Afghan currency lost its worth to the extent that for a cup of tea you would have to give a bag of afghanis.

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          • #20
            Originally posted by shlombay
            How much do you mean when you say most malgariya?
            Only three million were left in Afghanistan.

            Islamic Emirate.
            But by that time you were in Karachi and not in your Islamic Emirate. lol.

            btw, would you believe that Pakistan is also an Islamic Emirate?

            Economically and politically they were not strong nor were they politicians. They admitted this very straight up.
            They were simply Punjab's proxies. The de facto rule was that of the ISI.

            Malgariya, I come from the land of the Taliban so I can sense your argument here is not true.
            I know very well that you have spent most of your time in Karachi and the West, so I'm sure you don't know much better than me. I've witnessed the flood of immigrants to Peshawar fleeing from your so-called Islamic Emirate.
            Last edited by khyaal; 07-19-2010, 09:55 PM.

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            • #21
              Originally posted by shlombay
              Not true. False.
              search it or I'll find a source for you.


              No they are an American puppet who are employed for the whitehouse. I don't recognize its identity as an Emirate.
              So don't get duped by the label of Islamic Emirate. Through Taliban Pakistan got its strategic depth realized. The motive behind that whole Taliban drama was to turn afghanistan into Punjab's colony.


              Again how many times do I have to say this? They had a few proxy leaders but not all were part of the ISI.
              Do you know where mulla omar got his religious education? In Jama e Haqania run by well known ISI stooge Maulana Sami ul Haq who was mulla omar's teacher and mentor.

              If that was the case do you honestly the Americans(worlds most powerful country) are stupid for permitting the weak Pakistan to continue supporting the offensive? New York's Economy alone is equal to like 5 or 6 Pakistans.
              Sorry but i couldn't get it.

              Malgariya, da singa khabara ka ye ta? I come from one of the most important Pashtun cities in the world, Kandahar the spiritual birthplace of the Taliban. I have HUNDREDS OF FAMILY MEMBERS WHO still live in Kandahar city, I can provide proof to anyone who is from the city that I have family living there.
              Now I'm sure you know very little about Taliban movement. A former Pakistani general and interior minister during Benazir Bhutto regime Nasir ullah Babar himself confessed that he was the creator of Taliban. Though he is a bit boastful person but there is not doubt that these Taliban were the creation of the ISI. It is another issue if the lower rank Taliban didn't know about this. But this doesn't matter whether they know it or not, they were unwittingly working for the realization ISI and Punjab dream of acheiving strategic depth.


              Btw, I think you don't read most of the threads related to Taliban here mostly posted by friends from occupeid Pakhtunkhwa.

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              • #22
                btw, don't you see that pakistan, the eternal enemy of afghans, always demands for its stake in afghanistan. What do you think why they are so confident of making such demands?

                Obviously they have they their agents inside afghanistan, that is why Pakistan always so brazenly and frequently put such demands. Do you think they could put such demands on Dr. Najib or Sardar Daud Khan?
                Last edited by khyaal; 07-19-2010, 10:43 PM.

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