Playing with sincerity

[Tamim]

I am amazed at how I was analyzing the Afghan elections with a very sincere mind, and now I am but thinking conspiracy.

Again, Afghan "leaders" have thrown their people under the bus.

Amazing how Abdullah and Ghani were able to manipulate Afghans.

Karzai's name was smeared so much so that anything he had to say had no value. Abdullah made sure of that, just in case there was anything left.

Karzai could have warned us. He knew. But, I guess he knew it would cause bloodshed.

Afghan history has always shown that Afghans, in general, do not submit to falsehood. These men, if they try anything at the expense of Afghans, they will pay.

Only God knows how.

Our history has show that.

The only two who died naturally were Amanullah Khan and Zahir Shah, but they were exiled. And, oh, yeah, Babrak.

Amir Abdur Rahman died a natural death.

[Tamim]

So, do we need to go back to an era of absolute monarchy?

[Tamim]

I wonder if Tajiks will curse Abdullah now by referring to him as another "Pashtun" who sold them?

[mazdaarya]

An artificial country will have artificial elections. I mean Afghanistan is controlled by external forces whom choose what happens to our country and who is elected as puppet president et cetera. Why would anyone bother caring about elections of artificial countries? Half of the Pashtuns are in Pakistan and the other half in Afghanistan. Balochis are divided in 3 countries. Tajiks are divided in 4 countries. If they have the power to divide us - they certainly have the power to control and run our puppet elections too.

How to solve this problem?

Solution for the problem: http://www.pashtunforums.com/showthread.php?t=44433

[Tamim]

They needed to Afghanistan to globalize

Abdullah had the backing of the majority.
Ghani had the expertise on globalization.

They needed both.