Muslim Trouble making

[Manzareh]

it is, it means you just go by weak information and exaggerate without actual academic research

To be fair I don't think he knows what percentages are.

[Iblis_Efreetzai]

To be fair I don't think he knows what percentages are.

he just makes up random stats and looks like an idiot.

[Karachi]

To be fair I don't think he knows what percentages are.

the documentary quotes 95% and we all know about the american military report quoting 50% of pashtuns men have engaged in Bacha Bazi. These are all real numbers, you guys can deny all you want but the whole world knows about it

[Iblis_Efreetzai]

the documentary quotes 95% and we all know about the american military report quoting 50% of pashtuns men have engaged in Bacha Bazi. These are all real numbers, you guys can deny all you want but the whole world knows about it

Some documentary just saying random numbers doesn't make them "real numbers" you need a proper acacdemic study, using Statistical Methods of inference or else it's unreliable.. There's nothing to deny, its simply UN-scientific. There's NO science to back up any of these claims whether it a documentary or military.

[Manzareh]

the documentary quotes 95% and we all know about the american military report quoting 50% of pashtuns men have engaged in Bacha Bazi. These are all real numbers, you guys can deny all you want but the whole world knows about it

Oh you watched it on TV, I thought you had studied it somewhere.

These same people made military reports in 19th century that Pashtun men were big hairy giants that ate soldiers and where cannibles. And that women would execute captive westerners by squating over them and urinating so much they would die. Lol military reports. Sure.

[Karachi]

Oh you watched it on TV, I thought you had studied it somewhere.

These same people made military reports in 19th century that Pashtun men were big hairy giants that ate soldiers and where cannibles. And that women would execute captive westerners by squating over them and urinating so much they would die. Lol military reports. Sure.

we are not living in the 19th century stupid idiot, the whole bacha baazi thing is very known, Americans see it on a daily basis, heck western based afghans have made documentaries on it, on wide spread it is. Those percentages and numbers are very real

[Karachi]

Oh you watched it on TV, I thought you had studied it somewhere.

These same people made military reports in 19th century that Pashtun men were big hairy giants that ate soldiers and where cannibles. And that women would execute captive westerners by squating over them and urinating so much they would die. Lol military reports. Sure.

wow, I am sure the Brits enjoyed that!

Go watch a movie called (The man who would be king) based in Pashtun areas, it shows your wives/women cheating with British army men, while you are outside your houses. I am sure same things are going on with American soldiers now

[Iblis_Efreetzai]

we are not living in the 19th century stupid idiot, the whole bacha baazi thing is very known, Americans see it on a daily basis, heck western based afghans have made documentaries on it, on wide spread it is. Those percentages and numbers are very real

Yeah and even then none of these sources are proper academic sources .....show us ACADEMIC research by QUALIFIED scholarship

I bet you can't find a single one.

[Iblis_Efreetzai]

wow, I am sure the Brits enjoyed that!

Go watch a movie called (The man who would be king) based in Pashtun areas, it shows your wives/women cheating with British army men, while you are outside your houses. I am sure same things are going on with American soldiers now

The Man Who Would be King (the movie) is about people in Kafiristan (who were not even Muslim), not Pashtun areas, and it's fiction.


The Man Who Would Be King (film - Wikipedia)

In 1885, while working as a correspondent at the offices of the Northern Star newspaper in India, Rudyard Kipling (Christopher Plummer) is approached by a ragged, seemingly crazed derelict, who reveals himself to be his old acquaintance Peachy Carnehan (Michael Caine). Peachy tells Kipling the story of how he and his comrade-in-arms Daniel "Danny" Dravot (Sean Connery) traveled to remote Kafiristan (in modern-day Afghanistan, the province is now known as Nuristan), became "gods", and ultimately lost everything.

[Karachi]

The Man Who Would be King is about Hazaras ....

Amazon.com: The Man Who Would Be King: The First American in Afghanistan (978�3742�1784): Ben Macintyre: Books

Josiah Harlan - Wikipedia


You just blatantly lied , self hating Indic.

I am talking about the movie you dung face: The Man Who Would Be King Movie Review (1975) | Roger Ebert

They are not Hazaras in the movie, they look like pathans, and your wives are shown cheating, this the reality. These things happen in in Indic parts of Pakistan now, there are videos on the net where your wives are shown cheating with Punjabi men, do you want to post them?

[Iblis_Efreetzai]

I am talking about the movie you dung face: The Man Who Would Be King Movie Review (1975) | Roger Ebert

They are not Hazaras in the movie, they look like pathans, and your wives are shown cheating, this the reality. These things happen in in Indic parts of Pakistan now, there are videos on the net where your wives are shown cheating with Punjabi men, do you want to post them?

Already corrected that Indic Cuck

The Man Who Would be King (the movie) is about people in Kafiristan (who were not even Muslim), not Pashtun areas, and it's fiction.


The Man Who Would Be King (film - Wikipedia)

In 1885, while working as a correspondent at the offices of the Northern Star newspaper in India, Rudyard Kipling (Christopher Plummer) is approached by a ragged, seemingly crazed derelict, who reveals himself to be his old acquaintance Peachy Carnehan (Michael Caine). Peachy tells Kipling the story of how he and his comrade-in-arms Daniel "Danny" Dravot (Sean Connery) traveled to remote Kafiristan (in modern-day Afghanistan, the province is now known as Nuristan), became "gods", and ultimately lost everything.

Go ahead, I dare you to post them.

[Karachi]

Already corrected that Indic Cuck

The Man Who Would be King (the movie) is about people in Kafiristan (who were not even Muslim), not Pashtun areas, and it's fiction.


The Man Who Would Be King (film - Wikipedia)




Go ahead, I dare you to post them.

Yet the women shown are wearing pashtun burkhas, people from Kafristan dont wear those burkas.

[Iblis_Efreetzai]

Yet the women shown are wearing pashtun burkhas, people from Kafristan dont wear those burkas.

Well it's a fictional story, Westerners are generally clueless about anything from our part of the world. Regardless, kafiristan isn't a Pashtun region especially not during the time this story takes place.

What's ironic, it stars Shireen Caine, an Indic woman who got cucked to Michael Caine. haha.

[Karachi]

Well it's a fictional story, Westerners are generally clueless about anything from our part of the world. Regardless, kafiristan isn't a Pashtun region especially not during the time this story takes place.

What's ironic, it stars Shireen Caine, an Indic woman who got cucked to Michael Caine. haha.

She is not Indic and anyways it wasn't her in the movie who was cheating, it shows some random pashtun wives cheating with british army men

[Iblis_Efreetzai]

She is not Indic and anyways it wasn't her in the movie who was cheating, it shows some random pashtun wives cheating with british army men

Well we already debunked that since it takes place in kafiristan, sounds like you're getting desperate.