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  • Power-Sharing between presidential candidate and Karzai?

    Yesterday and at thursday there was a private meeting between our Mayesty Mr Hamid Karzai and Qanuni and some foreigners, as well with presidential candidate Dr Abdullah. Meetings before were held by Mr. Rasul to reach a negotiation with some candidates. Also Mr. Dr. Ghani was contacted and some delegates of the Arg visited him in Dostum´s house in Kabul. To the extent I have understood there will be possible a power-sharing in the next future. Also because no one wants to go for a second round which would take place in mid of may.

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    It will be another mess for next five years.
    You need someone with clear majority in govt.
    They will be struggling against eachother for infuluence in govt.
    I think abdullah and rasoul will form the new govt.
    It will be another N/A govt.
    Still majority rule in democracy and all sides should accept this.



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    • #3
      Ghani clearly said no, if in this election nobody wins with a majority he said he would go for the next round alone and will not share any power with the pedhophile Tajiks and there criminal gang NA.
      also all the people who stood behind him don't want this, in every political talk show all the canditates say that they have enough of this bull**** of sharing and want a strong goverment who can do something.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Khostai View Post
        Ghani clearly said no, if in this election nobody wins with a majority he said he would go for the next round alone and will not share any power with the pedhophile Tajiks and there criminal gang NA.
        also all the people who stood behind him don't want this, in every political talk show all the canditates say that they have enough of this bull**** of sharing and want a strong goverment who can do something.
        Mr. Dr. Ghani rejected to go with us for an alliance. He really believes he has the majority of votes and can win this election in the first round. But this is no more possible. He has only 35% of all votes. If he would go with us to an alliance, Mr. Sayyaf would join us as well and we would have around 55% of all votes. But now we are looking to put pressure on Dr. Abdullah´s team.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Bost Bastan News View Post
            Mr. Dr. Ghani rejected to go with us for an alliance. He really believes he has the majority of votes and can win this election in the first round. But this is no more possible. He has only 35% of all votes. If he would go with us to an alliance, Mr. Sayyaf would join us as well and we would have around 55% of all votes. But now we are looking to put pressure on Dr. Abdullah´s team.
            Whose team are you on?
            Even Adobe Photoshop can't change me.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Admin Khan View Post
              Whose team are you on?
              We (Arg) still support Dr. Rasul with mainly the southern Pashtuns. Dr. Ghani represents mostly eastern Pashtuns. Unfortunately. In my opinion an alliance would break any other opposition.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Bost Bastan News View Post
                Mr. Dr. Ghani rejected to go with us for an alliance. He really believes he has the majority of votes and can win this election in the first round. But this is no more possible. He has only 35% of all votes. If he would go with us to an alliance, Mr. Sayyaf would join us as well and we would have around 55% of all votes. But now we are looking to put pressure on Dr. Abdullah´s team.
                Its was 37% from not even 10% counted votes, plus they didn't remove the false votes from the boxes.....Your Rassouls is a big loser with not even more that 8 precent people voted for him.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Bost Bastan News View Post
                  We (Arg) still support Dr. Rasul with mainly the southern Pashtuns. Dr. Ghani represents mostly eastern Pashtuns. Unfortunately. In my opinion an alliance would break any other opposition.
                  Stop this noncence the only people that go after Rassoul are the dum PAshtuns who think that the old elite who was culturless and couldn't even say a word in PAshtu will come back to power.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Khostai View Post
                    Its was 37% from not even 10% counted votes, plus they didn't remove the false votes from the boxes.....Your Rassouls is a big loser with not even more that 8 precent people voted for him.
                    Brother, please leave the usage of profanity. This is not good and it makes this forums looks like a kindergarten or people will assume we are uncivilised. I don´t think the admins of the page want losing their users or silent readers or their forum having a bad name in the internet. By using profanities we gave our people and this forum a bad image. We even scared Pakistani Pashtuns and now we are biting ourselves that we can not reach and enlighten them.

                    To the topic:
                    You says yourself that it was only 10% of votes that were counted. In fact it was not even 10% but 7%. If we count 50% or more of the votes of course Mr. Dr. Rasul will have much more votes than you can imagine. They didn´t removed the rigged boxes because it was just a partial result´s announcement and not that important for us. Mr. Ghani´s election teams themselves were busy in rigging boxes and ballots all over eastern and northern Afghanistan if you can remember. This partial result was in fact to please everyside, specially Mr. Ghani. I am not wrong If I say that eastern Pashtuns tend to vote for Mr. Ghani than southern Pashtuns. There is always a competition between us and eastern Afghans. The high numbers of supporters for Dr. Ghani is easy to explain. Eastern Afghanistan is not devided by candidates as it is in the south. Dr. Rasul was challenged by Dr. Abdullah. You can believe it or not but the largest gathering in the south (Kandahar) was formed for Dr. Abdullah. The largest in the whole country. Dr. Abdullah´s party (Jamiat Islami) has a big base in southern Afghanistan, led by Mr. Shahid Mullah Naqib´s family and several allied tribes like Alokozi. However, it doesn´t matter who have the most votes in the south if Dr. Rasuli and Dr. Abdullah join an alliance. Of course Dr. Rasuli dominates the south but Dr. Abdullah comes as second. I also want to tell you a secret. We already got 95% of the votes from all districts and provinces in Kabul and all of them are counted. It is clear who will win in the first round but it is not Dr. Ghani. As I said Dr. Ghani and his team has only 35% of all votes despite his claim he will achieve more than 50% of votes in the first round. In the next days you will see that I am right.

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                    • #11
                      Take a look here http://www.wahdatnews.com/farsi/?p=18969 This is what Hizb Wahdat have examined by analyizing the voting. 70% of Hazaras voted for Dr. Abdullah. That is a huge number. More than 1,3Mio people. It´s around 15%.

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                      • #12
                        Bostan

                        Do you think Abdullah will win even in the first round? I read your posts with interest.

                        You are the only one who can tell us the real picture as you are in Kabul. I do not know why Pashtuns living in Pashtunland do not join this forums?

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by Badlun View Post
                          Bostan

                          Do you think Abdullah will win even in the first round? I read your posts with interest.

                          You are the only one who can tell us the real picture as you are in Kabul. I do not know why Pashtuns living in Pashtunland do not join this forums?
                          To be honest, he is going to win the election with 62+/- votes. But his team know that without us and our Mayesty Mr. Karzai he can´t win over southern Afghanistan. If he wants to govern in southern Afghanistan as well he must go with us on a power-sharing deal. Therefore I mentioned that we are doing pressure on him. Trying to excluse us the southern allies of Mr. Karzai would create alot of mass for his government and maybe the entire south would fall to an intern Pashtun civil war. So if anyone wants to govern Afghanistan he must come to Arg first and build their ties and allies

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by Bost Bastan News View Post
                            To be honest, he is going to win the election with 62+/- votes. But his team know that without us and our Mayesty Mr. Karzai he can´t win over southern Afghanistan. If he wants to govern in southern Afghanistan as well he must go with us on a power-sharing deal. Therefore I mentioned that we are doing pressure on him. Trying to excluse us the southern allies of Mr. Karzai would create alot of mass for his government and maybe the entire south would fall to an intern Pashtun civil war. So if anyone wants to govern Afghanistan he must come to Arg first and build their ties and allies
                            This 62+ votes he will garner in the first round or in the second round?

                            And this 62+, he will get alone or with coalition with other allies?

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by Badlun View Post
                              This 62+ votes he will garner in the first round or in the second round?

                              And this 62+, he will get alone or with coalition with other allies?
                              Yet, we haven´t alliance. Mr. Mohaqeq served him 70% of all Hazaras. Read this wahdat page.

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