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Arranging solely facts, here are some to remember of this man:
1. His Uncle and Father fought alongside Esmat Muslim Achakzai. The former was a radical communist that even Najibullah had a hard time associating with due to his rampant alcoholism and subsequent liver disease that landed him in a Moscow hospital and his death bed.
2. He was made tremendously wealthy off this war.
An Afghan Police Chief Took On the Taliban and Won. Then His Luck Ran Out. - The New York Times
3. He killed many Noorzai openly and human rights organizations recorded his acts which drove Noorzai families into the arms of the Taliban:
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4. He killed children in a warped version of badal. Pictures of the kids are actually embedded in this article.
Here is a UN reported mass crime he committed against a Noorzai family
Our Man in Kandahar - The Atlantic
5. He allowed for the torture of random denizens
Also detailed here:
Our Man in Kandahar - The Atlantic
6. He killed random University students
LA Times reported on the torture-death of a Kandahar University student at his hands on the charge of "Taliban sympathies"
Another mysterious death in Kandahar, and allegations of official torture - Los Angeles Times
To cover up the crime the Afghan government would insinuate the opposite as if torture and electrical shocks vs a trial was somehow justified.
7. His men and he himself were trained by Xe (formerly Erik Prince's Black water).
Contrary to the utterly retarded theories floating out there in the government lackey circles - the US had invested way to much in this man to have planned his demise. The potential introduction of Erik Prince in the near future, into Afghanistan more than validates how dumb these people are to even try to generate that sort of conspiracy of how "a patriot was killed for peace."
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To those that say Raziq bought calm and peace, I refer you to the Roman Historian Tacitus who stated:
Auferre, trucidare, rapere, falsis nominibus imperium; atque, ubi solitudinem faciunt, pacem appellant.
Lord Byron borrowed this and translated it as thus:
Mark where his carnage and his conquests cease!
He makes a solitude, and calls it — peace.
His obituary should say:
From the age of 17 to 39 this nakedly corrupt murderer and thug went around murdering many people indiscriminately for the highest dollar amount. Sure, he had ambition and in recent years he began to dislike murdering as much he used to in his teens - but he liked to lick white invader marauder boot straps too much to stop. Its a shame he did not apply that ambition towards education and inventing. Those chapped cigarette smoker lips of his could have been uttering words of prayer instead of orders to torture. I doubt he is now at peace.
1. His Uncle and Father fought alongside Esmat Muslim Achakzai. The former was a radical communist that even Najibullah had a hard time associating with due to his rampant alcoholism and subsequent liver disease that landed him in a Moscow hospital and his death bed.
2. He was made tremendously wealthy off this war.
An Afghan Police Chief Took On the Taliban and Won. Then His Luck Ran Out. - The New York Times
With the province and a major border crossing under his control, and with businesses abroad, General Raziq grew enormously rich. He spent time in Dubai and had been heavily involved in the horse trading that is part of the coalition building ahead of Afghanistan’s presidential elections next year. Because of his influence and his wealth, he was seen as an important man to be won over.
They were killing women and children,” said Ustaz Abdul Halim, a Noorzai and former mujahideen commander who lives in Kandahar city. “After that, everyone was with the Taliban.”
4. He killed children in a warped version of badal. Pictures of the kids are actually embedded in this article.
Here is a UN reported mass crime he committed against a Noorzai family
Our Man in Kandahar - The Atlantic
The bodies, lying close together in the gully, had been numbered by the investigators. One had had his neck blown apart; another was unrecognizable, his face a mass of charred flesh. Yet another photo was of a young boy, seemingly untouched, his smooth, skinny neck sticking out of a baggy tunic. He might have been asleep, were it not for his sightless eyes gazing skyward.
5. He allowed for the torture of random denizens
Also detailed here:
Our Man in Kandahar - The Atlantic
6. He killed random University students
LA Times reported on the torture-death of a Kandahar University student at his hands on the charge of "Taliban sympathies"
Another mysterious death in Kandahar, and allegations of official torture - Los Angeles Times
A Kandahar University student who requested anonymity to shield himself from reprisals described Reyan as "a simple, poor student" who was known as a hard worker. He and Afghan expressed doubts that Reyan had time to work actively with the Taliban.
7. His men and he himself were trained by Xe (formerly Erik Prince's Black water).
As part of a countrywide initiative, his men have been trained by two controversial private military firms, DynCorp and Xe, formerly known as Blackwater, at a U.S.-funded center in Spin Boldak, where they are also provided with weapons, vehicles, and communications equipment. Their salaries are subsequently paid through the Law and Order Trust Fund for Afghanistan, a UN-administered international fund, to which the U.S. is the largest contributor.
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To those that say Raziq bought calm and peace, I refer you to the Roman Historian Tacitus who stated:
Auferre, trucidare, rapere, falsis nominibus imperium; atque, ubi solitudinem faciunt, pacem appellant.
Lord Byron borrowed this and translated it as thus:
Mark where his carnage and his conquests cease!
He makes a solitude, and calls it — peace.
His obituary should say:
From the age of 17 to 39 this nakedly corrupt murderer and thug went around murdering many people indiscriminately for the highest dollar amount. Sure, he had ambition and in recent years he began to dislike murdering as much he used to in his teens - but he liked to lick white invader marauder boot straps too much to stop. Its a shame he did not apply that ambition towards education and inventing. Those chapped cigarette smoker lips of his could have been uttering words of prayer instead of orders to torture. I doubt he is now at peace.
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