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Pure Taliban propaganda. We are fighting for Afghanistan. We may take a few young boys for pleasure, but we are fighting to protect the watan. We are fighting for a democratic and bright Afghanistan.
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That an ad homenim fallacy. Thats like me saying your tolonews sources are nothing more than government mouth pieces.Originally posted by marwat View Post
The article is not claiming it out of thin air but it notes thats what the UN report is claiming. Your paki education is embarrassing you.
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CIA is indirectly involved since most of those government officials that are involved in the drug trade are on CIA payroll just like known child rapers are on pentagon payroll:Originally posted by Shamlawar Khurasani View Post
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what the **** is zero hedge? did you read the article, where is the cia accused? it says the opposite. further the whole news is based on rumor and on the assumption that poppy cultivation increased despite 7.6 billion dollar spending. the other assumption is US army is present everywhere in AFG then why can't they stop the drug trade. we knew the assumption is wrong. don't embrace yourselfOriginally posted by Shamlawar Khurasani View PostComment
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Why does it anger you if people suggest that the govt and Americans are involved in heroin trade?Originally posted by FirdousiComment
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i said you fall flat.Originally posted by khushal View Post
that's it, it says opposite of what you are claiming pointing the article. the other baqwas he made up from his pichwara. he did not present any single source from where he is collecting the data. you would hardly find any thing about the ghost author. and everyone know globalresearch credibility is not more than www.riazhaq.com , www.zaidhamid.pkthe article is claiming it out of thin year. he quoted UN report here
"A UNODC report entitled Addiction, Crime and Insurgency: The Transnational Threat of Afghan Opium provides a good example of the conventional view of the Taliban’s role in drug trafficking. It claims that they draw some $125 million annually from narcotics, resulting in the “perfect storm” of drugs and terrorism heading toward Central Asia and endangering its energy resources. UNODC maintains that when they were in power in the second half of the 1990s, the Taliban earned about $75–100 million per year from drugs, but since 2005 this figure has risen to $125 million."
it's not some organization or some research center, it's a personal website of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michel_Chossudovsky.
you need to look at here too
dude what can i say now, why are you pointing me of ad homenim fallacy when you itself a guilty.Comment
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what fallacy is that?Originally posted by Shamlawar Khurasani View Post
ok i am happy and i will start believing that govt and american are involved in heroin trade if that make you happy.
man you interpret things according to your wishesComment
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No. You used the f word just because posted an article. How am I suppose to interpret that?Originally posted by marwat View PostOriginally posted by FirdousiComment
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Can't you guys leave little boys alone?Originally posted by ANAcommander View PostBest post in PF history
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''Today the ideology of Pakistaniat within Pakistanis is so strong that even if world war 3 is fought within Pakistan boundries,Pakistan will survive.'' [/I]Da Bannu MazdigarComment
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What would a primative Panjabi ape know about true beauty?Originally posted by tilla_jogian View PostComment
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in democracy there is no place for child raping!faye's chauffeur
Pashton's girlfriend
I'm a Pashtun Princes
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Athens was the first democracy. They use to rape boys all the time. Haven't you studied The Hellenic era?Originally posted by ImAjEw View PostOriginally posted by FirdousiComment
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In Athens women were treated worse than slaves. Did you know women had no names, but was refereed to as number or husbands name + a number? In some areas of Athens a women was locked inside the house and had a separate room where she was forced to stay in. Only Spartans savage warrior state had better freedom for their women.Originally posted by ImAjEw View Post
Paedophilia was born in the time line of democracy, Greece. In fact it is a product of Greece culture spread through out the world, a disease. Alexander the great FAGGOT, took it with him and taught the poor Persian and other mix raced haramis and spread the paedophilia culture to modern Loy Afghanistan. Mostly faggot tajiks, uzbeks and other non noble parasites are very fund of this disease. But I think arab/jews/europeans take the price of being number one paedophilia races. Jews/arabs sucking infant coocks etc as ritual for circumcision. Christian catholic Europeans have been raping boys since 2000 years back.
In Iranian culture our women were great warriors. There is no slavery in ancient Ariana, expect for war slaves and ghulams like the coward punjabis that our ancestors made a cast system for. Before I was kind a against it, but today I totally prase and hail my great ancestors for doing a great job. THEY KNEW EXACTLY what kind of filthy cowards and parasites these brown skinned savages were. This system needs to be forced again for people like Dani bani kuni bazingar and the rest of his porki/punjabi ghouls.
Please, remember when Iranian races had the first major empires for more than 1000 years, Greece and the rest of the world expect Egyptians and Chinese lived like animals. Greece copied Iranian advantages and burned down most of the empire after the great faggot invaded it. Romans copied as well the Iranian administration system and technology. Same with Arabs after the Sassanids. Do not praise sub humans in this forum please, learn history. We Pashtuns are ancient, we Pashtuns are the true future.Last edited by Loy Afghanistan; 10-09-2015, 10:39 PM.To Paradise, with Pakhto, I will go.Comment
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no i haventOriginally posted by Shamlawar Khurasani View Post
but i know that at that time existed such things
i would appreciate if you give me good source but not any islamisticfaye's chauffeur
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New Taliban leader Mullah Mansour 'is businessman protected by Pakistan'
Mullah Mansour, the new leader of the Afghan Taliban, has a house in the western tourist haven of Dubai which he visits regularly and from where he runs part of a business empire, according to new claims.
Unlike his hermit-like predecessor, the one-eyed Mullah Mohammed Omar, the controversial new figurehead of the war against the western-backed government in Afghanistan is a pragmatist with a known record as a businessman.
However, in a profile by the New York Times based on interviews with present and former colleagues and government officials, Mullah Akhtar Mansour is revealed to be not only wealthy, but well-travelled and well-protected.
He is said to have a home protected by Pakistan’s security agency, the Inter-Services Intelligence agency (ISI), in the city of Quetta, from where he also runs a number of businesses including a mobile phone company.
Although Pakistan is a nominal United States ally, its relationship with the Taliban, which the ISI initially sponsored, is well-known. So the revelation that Mullah Mansour has a home in the United Arab Emirates, home to western military bases and well-known for the occasional hedonism of its community of western expatriates and tourists, may be the more shocking revelation.
Dubai is also said to be a major hub for western intelligence agencies.
“Although he is on the United Nations no-fly list, Mullah Mansour has repeatedly taken flights in and out of Pakistan, according to a senior Afghan intelligence official,” the report said.
"Often, his destination has been Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates, where he has a house and several investments under different names.”
Mullah Mansour has a reputation as a wily, non-ideological operator.
Although only aviation minister when the Taliban briefly ruled Afghanistan, he rose to become deputy leader as rivals were killed, captured, or defected.
For two years, he hid the news of Mullah Omar’s death, while manoeuvring against competing factions, until it was revealed by the Afghan government in July.
He also acquired a reputation for brutality, and while not being personally averse to a peace settlement proposed by Pakistan, eventually scuppered talks, apparently in case they revealed weaknesses in the Taliban’s organisation.
His strategy seems to have worked for now - the Taliban have made significant gains in recent weeks, and are now battling for the key northern city of Kunduz.
The Dubai authorities have yet to comment on the newspaper’s claim.
The emirate is home to a large number of Afghan expatriates, including many who retain business links to the country.
Mullah Mansour is known to have visited Dubai in 2001 as part of a previous attempt at peace talks, and is said to have been impressed.
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