95 years of Afghanistan's independence!

[tripledouble]

Congratulations to Afghan people, on 19th august 1919 they gained independence from Britain, Afghanistan is now 95 years old! #shabash

[abassinafghan]

afghanistan as a state and a country is older

[tripledouble]

afghanistan as a state and a country is older

I don't know wrora, the first Pakhtun ruler was Durrani in 1747, so it's 200 years older but all international journalists say that Afghanistan was actually created in 1893 when the British and Russians negotiated the present day boundaries but even then after that Emir Abdur Rehman aka Iron Emir was a British agent and recieved payments from them until Anglo-Afghan treaty was signed in 1919.

[Loy Afghanistan]

Congratulations to Afghan people, on 19th august 1919 they gained independence from Britain, Afghanistan is now 95 years old! #shabash

Take your bullshssit western/british propaganda and shove it right up your 65 years old dal ass.

Pashtuns have been independent for more than 5000 years. Wars have been fought, but never lost, enemies still in our major soils today. But the battle still continues every single day. Until we have freedom in all corners of Ariana/Pashtun soil again.

[Smarty]

I don't know wrora, the first Pakhtun ruler was Durrani in 1747, so it's 200 years older but all international journalists say that Afghanistan was actually created in 1893 when the British and Russians negotiated the present day boundaries but even then after that Emir Abdur Rehman aka Iron Emir was a British agent and recieved payments from them until Anglo-Afghan treaty was signed in 1919.

Its not like that. Afghanistan has been losing territories since death of Ahmad shah Abdali.
About amir abdul rehman, he won throne with the assisstance of British in 1880, naturally he was inclined towards them. In 1885 , there was risk of war with russia when russian forces killed some 500 afghan troops and captured territory from afghanistan in modren day turkmenistan but british intervened and stopped russian aggression through diplomacy. Before this Afghanistan lost large portion of sistan to persia. And before 1893, afghanistan had already lost Quetta, pishin, zhob and loralai to british in second anglo-afghan war 1878. KPK was already lost to sikhs from 1819-1834, only PATA and FATA were formally annexed by british in 1893. That short-legged [MENTION=17960]Herat[/MENTION] is bullshyting, Afghanistan is not colonial construction, rather is reduced form of afghanistan of 1747 , being eaten away by persians, sikhs, british and russian empire from time to time.

[tripledouble]

Take your bullshssit western/british propaganda and shove it right up your 65 years old dal ass.

Pashtuns have been independent for more than 5000 years. Wars have been fought, but never lost, enemies still in our major soils today. But the battle still continues every single day. Until we have freedom in all corners of Ariana/Pashtun soil again.

'5000' years of history yet you still have a foul mouth.

[kanishka]

Pashtuns are 5000 year old

The proposal of Afghanistan is about 500 years old (Khushal Khan Khattak and Pir Roshan)
Afghanistan as its own country is about 300 years old, since Mir Wais Hotak rebelled against IRan



Pakistan is only 60 years old. Before Pakistan, Punjabi people were Indians and even in Pashto , Hindko means indian Pashto when we talk about Punjabis...
We call Punjabi people Indians over and over again and never called ourselfs Indian cause we were not Indian!!


However, the Hindkowans liked to be called Hazarawals to disconnect themselves from their Indian past (yeah, Hazaras, like the mongol people.....)

[tripledouble]

Pashtuns are 5000 year old

The proposal of Afghanistan is about 500 years old (Khushal Khan Khattak and Pir Roshan)
Afghanistan as its own country is about 300 years old, since Mir Wais Hotak rebelled against IRan

First of all that's not true, no history book validates your claim, at the most Afghanistan is 120 years old but not more....

Pakistan is only 60 years old.

Pakistan is now 67 y/o,as a name 74 y/o and as an idea since Iqbal's career.

Before Pakistan, Punjabi people were Indians and even in Pashto , Hindko means indian Pashto when we talk about Punjabis...

You do realize that Punjabis aren't the only people in Pakistan?They're only 42-45% and even then they're pretty diverse; in India the Punjabis Sikhs are seen as different..

We call Punjabi people Indians over and over again and never called ourselfs Indian cause we were not Indian!!

Calling a Lamborghini a Honda doesn't make it one

However, the Hindkowans liked to be called Hazarawals to disconnect themselves from their Indian past (yeah, Hazaras, like the mongol people.....)

Hazarewal cause we live in Hazara but Mansehra also belongs to us, so I guess we should now call our selves Hindkowans to encourage nationalism; all Hindkowans are a mixed people many of us are Pakhtun by blood with a mixed language and even the Punjabi origin -Hindko speakers look different.

[Al-Afghani]

Afghanistan today is not independent. Afghans (Pashtuns) are under control by Pakistan, America, Saudi Arabia. But they prefer it that way.

[Da Bannu Mazdigar]

What does independence mean?

[HalloIsBack]

What does independence mean?

not what you have

[Da Bannu Mazdigar]

not what you have

asking for the meaning

[Kushan Prince]

I don't know wrora, the first Pakhtun ruler was Durrani in 1747, so it's 200 years older but all international journalists say that Afghanistan was actually created in 1893 when the British and Russians negotiated the present day boundaries but even then after that Emir Abdur Rehman aka Iron Emir was a British agent and recieved payments from them until Anglo-Afghan treaty was signed in 1919.

Is this what they teach you in paki history class?

Afghanistan was indeed founded in 1747 by Ahmad Shah Durrani by reuniting all Afghan tribes under one country. The british didn't recognize the country until their expedition into south asia in the 19th century. Just because some anglo coons didn't recognize it, doesn't mean it didn't exist and even afg's neighbours saw it as independent nation.

With your logic, "Iran" technicality didn't become a country when the shah changed its name in 1935.

[Kushan Prince]

Congratulations to Afghan people, on 19th august 1919 they gained independence from Britain, Afghanistan is now 95 years old! #shabash

I think your mistaking Afghanistan with Pakistan.

Pashtuns were never under the rule of the british. Maybe you ought'a read a history book.

[Da Bannu Mazdigar]

What does indepedence mean?