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  • #61
    laghman

    We are not in the current backward situation due to the aid of the aiding countries but due to the trade of those countries who safeguarded their interests at the cost of our blood for example Pakistan.

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    • #62
      At least masood was from Afghanistan ,how about Mullah Omar ,who been licking Arabs ,pakistanis A&&&s all his life ,btw who says Ahadi is nationalist or who made him afghans nationalist speaker anyway.
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      • #63
        Originally posted by khyaal View Post
        Ahmad Shah Masood was great brave afghan leader, unlike Punabi proxies Mula Omar and Gulpadin, who stood for the integrity and sovereignty of Afghanistan and sadly was assassinated by enemies of afghans and Afghanistan. May his sould rest in peace.
        khyla wrora masood was no diffirent than taliban, once his closest friend and partner hekmatyar(by the way hekmatyar gave him the name Ahmad shah after ahmad shah baba), dostum, and sayyaf who have their soul to diffirent devils.
        Ahadi is the one who will lick any shoes to be in power, a real shame for afghan mellat.

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        • #64
          Originally posted by Niazi View Post
          At least masood was from Afghanistan ,how about Mullah Omar ,who been licking Arabs ,pakistanis A&&&s all his life ,btw who says Ahadi is nationalist or who made him afghans nationalist speaker anyway.
          What exactly do you mean by "At least, masood was from Afghanistan" ?
          Are you saying that Mullah Omar isn't Afghan?
          Well, I can assure you this that when it comes to tracing lineages in Pashtuns. They take the honor, and they will go back centuries.

          Wallahi this pashtunforums are some funny ass forums.
          Some wierd people, with weird mindsets.

          Afghanistan ta chey wlar shai gard Afghanistan darmandey khandee.

          And, it goes for all of those who makes the most bias and secularist points ever.

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          • #65
            Originally posted by Jasmine
            Zarawar are you trying to insult us by saying 'this pashtuns forums is the funniest ever' I thougt you were educated enoug to know you don't generalize a entire website, da singa chaal dey?

            But Yes Masood was a sold out and Niazi before you start nonsense Omar was from Arghandab of Kandahar.
            Keyword: some.

            Pa zon ke ma laga.

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            • #66
              Zarawar made some good points, thumbs up wrora.


              I think he was a Russian spy and sold out who ared only for his people I.e Tajiks.

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              • #67
                Originally posted by deathmatch
                Salam Zarawar sahab pa khair raghlay Pukhtun Hujra ta.

                I am against Masood because I think he strictly only cared for his Pashtuns and if god forbid his govt was ever in Kabul we might as well would have said bye bye to Pukhto.
                Da Rabbani da amdey plar dai, da dostum aw da nor.
                Ka da jwandai wai ham amdasey yow shai ba wo laka Abdullah Abdullah ya fahim.

                Tol da ywa mor awlad woo.

                Amda Masood wo chey pa 1999 ke ye Amreeka na ghoshtana wakra chey rashee aw Afghanistan hawar kree.
                Just because he happen to not see the NATO/ISAF offensive in afg, doesn't mean he never supported it.

                Aw yow sok chey pradee, bya bel khosos gharbi ta sar teetaweee.

                Khodai de wakee chey da zra sar me wee, da agha kesa bya khatma da.

                Mog kala hezbi ta las noso, kala Talab ta, kal bal ta kala bal ta.

                Aw da sheenstargee pake bekhe yadawoo na, kana pa reshtya ke da tol programona da de khalqo dee.

                Tar parona porey ye freedom fighter rata well, nan chey da doi pa zed freedom fighters shwalo, tarhagar ye rana jor kral.

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                • #68
                  ^ Salamalaikom aw ehtaramat, heela kawam chey rogh ba wey.

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                  • #69
                    PB: Let us therefore return to the ethnic issue for a while. As we all know, the ethnic majority supporting the Taliban are the Pushtuns, whereas on your side here the majority seems to be the Tajik, even though there are also large communities of Pushtun and Uzbek among your ranks. Do you think such ethnic diversity could have significantly contributed to any kind of ethnic misunderstanding and friction among various groups in Afghanistan, which resulted in the military conflict between the mujaheddin and the Taliban and which is responsible for the years-long civil war in Afghanistan?
                    Ahmad Shah Masud: There is no the only factor for the Taliban conflict, in the first place. But what you have mentioned is certainly one of main causes.
                    I’ll give you an example. Haji Abdul Kadir, a member of the anti-Taliban democratic opposition, is a member of the Pushtun ethic community. But at the same time there are groups of Tajiks who are fighting alongside the Taliban against us in Badakshan [in the Northeast] and Kandahar [in the South].

                    In fact it is Pakistan that is responsible for deepening the crack between the ethnic groups in Afghanistan. It is again the old method of “divide and rule”. Pakistanis want to make sure that this country will not have any sovereign power for a long time.


                    PB: It is occasionally claimed that what underlies the conflict between you and the Taliban are ethnic considerations. The Taliban are generally supported by the Pushtun population, whereas you were born in the village of Basarak in the Panjshir valley, inhabited mostly by the Tajik. Do you feel yourself more Tajik of more Afghan?
                    Ahmad Shah Masud: Despite the year-long fighting in Afghanistan, ethnic differences and all the difficulties that plague Afghanistan, I do not think there is even a single person who would favour the disintegration or fragmentation of the country along lines of the ethnic criteria. We are all unanimous that there should be one Afghanistan.



                    Ahmed Shah Massoud's Interview with Piotr Balcerowicz, 2nd August, 2001.

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                    • #70
                      Originally posted by shlombay
                      Nadir Shah,
                      That interview means nothing malgarya ask any Pashtuns whi lived in Tajik areas and ask them how Masood treated them.

                      did you see the video in which Masoods men disrespect us Pashtuns?

                      Malgariya I am confused with your goals do you care about Pashto?
                      Malgariya, as I said before somewhere, the killings and massacres during the Civil War were not anti-Pashtun. All the ethnic groups and factions commited attrocities against one another. Indeed, the biggest crime of Ahmed Shah Massoud was the massacre in the Hazara region of Afshar in Kabul. Taliban killed innocent Tajiks, Uzbeks and Hazaras in Bamyan and Mazar. One cannot blame a single faction or ethnic group for the voilence and one cannot claim one ethnic group or faction as the victim.
                      Secondly, If you get time, please read my useless and garbage-ridden posts, you will understand what my goals are.
                      Thirdly, of course I care about Pashto. Pashto is the national and official language of Afghanistan. The real culprit is the state of Pakistan which has made 40 million Pashtuns ignorant of Pashto.

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