Pashtuns tired of Taliban terrorism and closing schools

[Soldat_Amir]

GHAZNI CITY (PAN): Two Taliban fighters were killed and another 25 were held hostage by residents during a clash in the Andar district of southern Ghazni province, an official said on Saturday.

Sher Khan Yousafzai, the district chief, confirmed there were clashes between residents and the insurgents in Painda Mohammad and Ibrahimkhel areas, where residents had previously warned the rebels against continuing their activities, including closing schools.

The clashes that lasted several hours broke out after militants were seen moving around the areas, the district chief said, adding one local was also killed and four children wounded in the armed conflict.

Haibat Khan, a local tribal elder, said they would not allow anyone to close schools and create unrest in their areas.
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http://www.pajhwok.com/en/2012/05/26/ghazni-residents-kill-2-rebels-capture-25

[Soldat_Amir]

While Barakzai Abdali, Afghanistan2010 and Maiwand enjoyed a modern western education these Taliban supporters wished upon Afghans to be living in the middle ages Arabia, but no more, the Pashtuns shall rise and demolish all these Taliban terrorists who want to blow up schools and poison teachers.

I hope they slaughter all these Talib terrorists, ISI agents and flithy mindless thugs who want to bring Afghanistan backwards and uneducated.

[RevolutionThroughReason]

I hope they slaughter all these Talib terrorists, ISI agents and flithy mindless thugs who want to bring Afghanistan backwards and uneducated.

Most of the low ranking Talibs are locals themselves who have been duped and brainwashed. These men should be captured if possible and reformed. Blind violence is the Taliban's strategy, show that you're better than them. It's only the active commanders and Quetta Shura who should face the biggest penalties. Amnesty for the Talib who just got his senstivities preyed upon by the Taliban propaganda machine.

[Khostai]

Still those apes are not stoping, I wish more Pashtuns stood up against those subhumans,
but the bigest problem is that some Afghans still like taliban and see them as heros.

Revolution is right, afghan population schould be reformed so that they would see that what taliban are doing is wrong, that's the only way if we want that such peopel will never show up in the future.

[R3SISTANC3]

The current resurgent Talib is different then the one who once ruled Afghanistan. Most of the fighters are those who never really shared much with the Talib ideology. They are fighting only because they have been wronged. Continuing fighting them would result in creating more Talibs. The Afghan government can't fight them alone so they will need outsiders, another bad mixture.

In the region, all it takes, is for some ignorant NATO/US solider to stomp on a sensitive cultural and religious matter which will create 100 new Talibs. This is something that the neighbors of Afghanistan knew and know. They count on it, and it never fails them.

When that does happens, YouTube producer here above is quick to calm his Western masters by proclaiming "those backward stupid afghanis are ungrateful" on atheist forums. Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.

[Toramana]

In my opinion, tides are turning against Pakistan and its proxies, Taleban.

[Breshna]

U.S.A isn't exactly...supporting

the Education of...Pashtuns.

I mean...Afghan Pashtuns.

All will be revealed...soon.

Well by...2014.

Inshallah.

[FK82]

2014?

looks like you should be adding on another 10 years...

http://www.presstv.ir/detail/2012/05...onal-security/

all in all looks pretty grim...

[Afghanistan2010]

In my opinion, tides are turning against Pakistan and its proxies, Taleban.

Since 2001 ? hein ?

[KhyberKhan]

In my opinion, tides are turning against Pakistan and its proxies, Taleban.

maybe pk, but t-ban are getting stronger by the day.

[RevolutionThroughReason]

They have so much power that Pashtun tribes in Afghanistan are growing the courage to rise up against them.

And eventually if this keeps up they'll chuck those Taliban back to Pakistan amongst Urdu speakers, where they belong. Taliban are enemies of Pashtun culture.