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    This story reminds me of Karkhano bazaar on outskirts of Peshawar, during late 80s you could find soviet goods there in tons, from weapon to food... later in 90s all the smuglering foreigner goods were sold there...now the American goods... remember not only these Pakistani cashed more then billion dollars from aids they are getting filthy rich from these "spils of the war." too! All the goods of afghanistan... even the metal of tanks and trucks were sold in peshware bazaars... they have sucked our bloods!


    http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20101006/...stan_nato_loot

  • #2
    Originally posted by parsiwaan View Post
    This story reminds me of Karkhano bazaar on outskirts of Peshawar, during late 80s you could find soviet goods there in tons, from weapon to food... later in 90s all the smuglering foreigner goods were sold there...now the American goods... remember not only these Pakistani cashed more then billion dollars from aids they are getting filthy rich from these "spils of the war." too! All the goods of afghanistan... even the metal of tanks and trucks were sold in peshware bazaars... they have sucked our bloods!

    http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20101006/...stan_nato_loot

    How do these things end up in Pakistan, do they grow feet and walk over?

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Wrayun View Post
      How do these things end up in Pakistan, do they grow feet and walk over?
      Hahahaha, Manam bacha. What an apt question? By the way, are all the Tajaks such shallow/superficial? In Karkhano, a lot of shops are owned by Tajakan as well.
      Last edited by Toramana; 10-07-2010, 02:10 AM.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Wrayun View Post
        How do these things end up in Pakistan, do they grow feet and walk over?
        That’s what’s it call paki culture and character... first they create the taliban, then they rented their air space, airports and land to bomb the hell out of taliban...then the received doubt forgiveness, then they become ally of NETO and modernize their weaponry...just as they have done during soviet invasion...then they rent their land for NETO supply while continuing the support of Taliban...do you even know that all drones that are attacking wazeristan take off from Pakistan itself?
        You see, pakistan as a faithful dog are milking USA and your taliban are dog of Pakistan... reminds me of a great Khyams poem...
        Ham kozar gar, koza gharo, koza frosh.
        Its establish fact that Pakistanis are number one in cheating, deceive, and rascality... everyone in the world knows this.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Toramana View Post
          Hahahaha, Manam bacha. What an apt question? By the way, all these Tajaks are these shallow/superficial? In Karkhano, a lot of shops are owned by Tajakan as well.



          Lets assume what you say is true... then the question arise where these tajiks shop keepers get these goods? are you telling me that Pakistani gov and militarily mafia that controls that missed up country are impotent enough to stop this? or maybe they actual profits from this? Are you telling me those drug shops…right next to Kharkhano is also owned by Tajiks? Are you telling me all the “illegal” smuglering bazaars tens of which are all over Balochistan and NWFP are all run by Tajiks? I bet tajiks are putting a gun on those two headed khans of FATA to smuggler the goods that comes from Iran and sell it in Pakistan…those truck drivers also must be tajik?
          I honestly don’t understand how could you guys live with yourself.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Toramana View Post
            Hahahaha, Manam bacha. What an apt question? By the way, are all the Tajaks such shallow/superficial? In Karkhano, a lot of shops are owned by Tajakan as well.
            Can't say much without sounding like generalizing prejudicial bigot, but from personal experience, not many good stories.

            There was one Taajik I knew from Mazar, he went to visit his place back home, came back, so I asked him how was it. He replied very very bad. Asked him why? He said everyone is after money, every one is corrupt, too much rishwat here and there. He claimed that Taliban time was better. So I said that's unfortunate how things turned out....he replied...It's all Pakistan fault, Pakistan thought my people to be corrupt and rishwat khor. They went to live in Pakistan, they come back, they are now rishwat khor. lulz

            Yet, the supposedly Paki trained Talibs were not corrupt, not rishwat khors, and better.

            If you remember, there was this scandal about who sold what to the French and Germans to support their endeavours in Afghanistan.

            I don't know why people blame and scapegoat others when it comes to their own problems.
            Last edited by Guest; 10-07-2010, 03:04 PM.

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            • #7
              Dear parsiwan, speaking against pakistan is routine here but you have disappointed afghans here by targeting pashtuns especially those from pakhtunkhwa. A month ago all afghan members here were defending you farsiwans from me, maseed, shadow castor and ijaz yousafzai. Dont ruin the image of farsiwans that afghan members have described to us.

              I know that all farsiwans think like you, they dont want unity of pashtuns...it is natural to be afraid of us as we will turn u people into absolute minority by uniting with our fellow afghans...

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              • #8
                Originally posted by unknownprince
                parsiwan, i think you have to stop being afraid of pashtuns from Pakhtunkhwa joining with Afghanistan. In a new Afghanistan, everyone will be protected. .
                LOLLLL SPOT ON!... he feels intimidated... like a few here who are intimidated of tajiks lol

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Wrayun View Post
                  Can't say much without sounding like generalizing prejudicial bigot, but from personal experience, not many good stories.

                  There was one Taajik I knew from Mazar, he went to visit his place back home, came back, so I asked him how was it. He replied very very bad. Asked him why? He said everyone is after money, every one is corrupt, too much rishwat here and there. He claimed that Taliban time was better. So I said that's unfortunate how things turned out....he replied...It's all Pakistan fault, Pakistan thought my people to be corrupt and rishwat khor. They went to live in Pakistan, they come back, they are now rishwat khor. lulz

                  Yet, the supposedly Paki trained Talibs were not corrupt, not rishwat khors, and better.

                  If you remember, there was this scandal about who sold what to the French and Germans to support their endeavours in Afghanistan.

                  I don't know why people blame and scapegoat others when it comes to their own problems.

                  If you were not a complete thickhead you would know that after all war.. a society goes throw a set back... during war people tend to go over religion...trying to justify their miseries while after war peoples morality, and value changes... off course today Afghanistan is democratic, there are free press and free media which actively exposes the crimes of warlords...all it needs function judiciary and security forces....while your beloved taliban were simple savages... beheading people, hanging... a total barbarism...I’m just surprise how a person who lives in west and enjoys the freedom of west can back the savages known as Taliban? but then your a Muslim--Muziee...its in your religion to be twofaced...to kill kafirs, steal from kafirs and lie.
                  Ever wonder why in whole world there is not a single Islamic country worth mention…other the garbage of backwardness, killing, crimes, oppression, and dictatorship… while the only countries that are successful are those that have ditch this primitive Arab culture—Islam and have adopted secularism.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Luffy View Post
                    Dear parsiwan, speaking against pakistan is routine here but you have disappointed afghans here by targeting pashtuns especially those from pakhtunkhwa. A month ago all afghan members here were defending you farsiwans from me, maseed, shadow castor and ijaz yousafzai. Dont ruin the image of farsiwans that afghan members have described to us.
                    Dear Luffy,
                    Pakistan base as nation was Islam, but Pakistan sociality is still simi-hindu, feudal mixture...Pakistan creates, and supports the most backward, illiterate anti-modernity against Afghanistan...also Pakistan for past 60 years has continue the old British raj forward policy against Afghanistan...the status of FATA, PATA, collative punishment, imposition of Dewbandi filth. This is why Pakistan has turn into a cancer for the region...anyone wise enough will understand and wish to end this cancer.


                    I know that all farsiwans think like you, they dont want unity of pashtuns...it is natural to be afraid of us as we will turn u people into absolute minority by uniting with our fellow afghans...

                    I have no concer about pashton unity, in fact i am for it considering we will not end up with imposing of Talibani or Pasthonwali culture.I have no concern for majoirty for minotiry either... if you study the history of our region... starting with Greeks, then Arabs, under pretexts of religion of Islam and many other sorts of tricks, tried everything they could to destroy Dari and our culture but they failed. Not only they failed miserably, but their children in Balkh, Kabul, Herat, adopted the Dari language and abandoned their Arabic.

                    The same happened during the Turks rule over the region. Hussain Bayeegra, the Turk chief minister of Turk Temurid Empire, based in Herat and Samarqand, issued similar orders, trying to limit the usage of Farsi all over the empire, which stretched from Indian Sub-continent to Europe, but it backfired spectacularly.

                    One of these same Turks, namely Babur, heads towards India and establishes this same language there as a great force for civility, culture and sophistication….the result of which we see today in what is now Pakistan, which proudly sings it’s nation anthem in Dari and of course the masterpiece of culture, architecture and art that is Taj Mahal (Crown Palace).

                    Amir Ali Sher Nawaee, a noble and very great Turk scholar and father of Turk language and literature and student of Tajik master Jami Herawi, who are both buried in Herat, hits back at Bayeqraaa, defending the usage of the language in the country and points out that out of some 400 court scholars, of whom over 300 were Parsibaan, all prefers to speak and communicate in Farsi.

                    Changez Khan left behind thousand (Hazara) column of his fiercest and battle hardened soldiers behind, telling them that he depends on them to implement the Yasa law (Mongol law and culture and language) on the natives (Parsibaan), by the power of swords, if necessary. But after few years, all of those Mongols not only abandoned their very own language and Yasa culture, let alone being able to force the Mongol traditions and language on natives, they also adopted the dominant, majority language.

                    Also true about Pashton ruler...for past 250...they were all great patron of Farsi culture, most of them could not even speak Pashto. The point is i have faith in my culture and language... and no matter if there is 2 Parsiwaab left we will still persevere our culture and language... don’t get me wrong, i never want to impose my language on Pashton...i wish pashtons best in promoting their language...but imposing their language will not work..just as we seen during Doud khan time...those pashto classes, the policy of pashtonization of Afghanistan has already backfired.
                    Last edited by Guest; 10-07-2010, 10:48 PM.

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by unknownprince
                      parsiwan, i think you have to stop being afraid of pashtuns from Pakhtunkhwa joining with Afghanistan. In a new Afghanistan, everyone will be protected. There will be no favoritism,, and hopefully, everyone will answer to the rule of law only through Sharia.
                      Bro.. I’m not afraid... i just think they have nothing to offer us... think about it as business merger... go a head and sell me the merging of Pakhtunkhwa with Afghanistan.. what will we as afghan gain from it? Other then getting more then 95% illiterate, religion fanatics, those that lock women in home.. generally speaking. Look for past 30 years their culture have effective turned Afghanistan into ****-hole that is today.
                      If you talk about merging of Balochistan...which will give Afghanistan a sea port...then im all for it...enough of beign land lock and asking Pakistan or Iran for access to world tread. Even Pashton of Balochistan are different, they are more secular and more pan-Afghanistan...i have seen few here in states...they love Afghanistan more then you and me.

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