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Its a shame most of these Western born Afghans/Pakistani Talib supporters have no idea what they are saying.
Taliban banned female education, they banned females from working which led to many Afghan women turning to prostitution to earn money to feed themselves. I know it sucks, but its a reality one has to accept, Taliban feared a educated women class, because they always want to be in control.
Taliban oppressed women more worse than how women are treated in Iran. As a matter of fact, Iran treats women much better than the Taliban.
Afghanistan2010, I think your seriously gone mad or maybe a lunatic with mental issues. Sorry to sound mean, but I find Taliban and women rights abit Oxymoronic!
If you want to define a "Free women", hows about we put to test, if a women wants to go outside under a Talib government, what will happen to her?
She would be lashed some 100 times in public and shamed by her community if she forgot to go outside with a male.
What if she didnt want to wear a Burqa?
Well, Mr Talib, would sharpen his bottle of acid and throw it on her face.
What if she was kidnapped and raped by a bunch of men in a remote region?
If she didnt produce four male witnesses she would be thrown into prison for "Moral crimes" and her public lashing were be scheduled on a later day as she rots in some rat infested Talib jail.
Wait, what will happen, if a girl is being abused, tortured and beaten in a forced marriage, and decides she loves someone else, and runs away with him to save her life to be away from domestice violence?
She would be transported to a remote location, with her community present at the day, the Talibs would stone her to death, thrown a big rock just in case she still breaths and then shoot her just to make sure her muscles dont flicker.
Afghanistan2010, you will obviously love Pakistan, since this retarded mentality of yours is typical of your regular Talib, the whole "Pakistan is the Islamik Atom bong" we are part of the Ummah and we "Talibs" dont support Loy Afghanistan, we support " Loy NWFP/Afghania PP" (Pakistani province".
The only thing you have as back up to prevent people like me from exposing your retarded aways, is the whole "Emotional Blackmail", you know, like "if you insult Taliban and Sharia your not a muslim", and "how dare you, kuffur Soldat Amir, try and bring your progressive, secular and modern values to our women beating and child killing values, off with your head"
Nobody with a sane mind can live under the Taliban, nobody can, Taliban are a bunch of criminals, the sons of Col Imam, General Babar, Benazir Bhutto and Hamid gul, all the social rejects of Pakistan Intelligence agencies.
If Talib supporters are sooooooo proud of their Talib brothers, then please do revoke your Western passport, burn it, and apply for Pakistani citizenship, go to Waziristan, and enjoy the luxurious of Taliban Rule, I am sure you will enjoy the many activities on offer, such as "how to behead a tribal elder" or "how to setup a successful suicide bombing school" or heres the best one "the first signs your wife needs a good ol beating with the Ak47"
Afghanistan2010, you have no grounds to accuse others of treating women badly when your own movement has committed some of the worst acts of violence upon their women folk.
Take these for instance.
or just for starters
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/0..._n_676203.html
What about this
Executing a pregnant women for adultery, wow what a beautiful life a woman can have under the Taliban, talk about law and order,
This is what I call a real brave Pashtun girl.
One of the bravest girls in Pakistan, who as a 11-year-old wrote about the Taliban banning girls' schools in the picturesque Swat Valley and missed watching her favourite Indian serial 'Raja Ki Ayegi Baraat', has been nominated for the International Children's Peace Prize.
Malala Yousufzai, now 13, was a victim of the ban imposed by the Taliban on education for girls in the troubled Swat Valley over two years ago. She wrote about her pain and anguish in a diary.
Yousufzai, a Class 8 student, beat 93 contestants from 42 countries to be nominated for the International Children's Peace Prize 2011. The prize is due to be announced today and if she wins, she will be given the award by Nobel Peace Laureate Desmond Tutu.
“I am very happy to be nominated along with four other brave girls. I am particularly inspired by Michaela who, despite her physical disability, fights for the rights of children with disabilities,” Yousufzai said.
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Her classmates described her as a go-getter who usually bagged the first position in tests and led others in extra-curricular activities.
Yousufzai said her nomination for the prize had “doubled her courage” as her cause is of great importance.
“Irrespective of whether I win the prize, I will continue my struggle. I hope to set up a vocational institute for the marginalised girls of this area so they can stand on their feet in the future.”
Asked why she started her campaign for girls' rights, Yousufzai said the violence in Swat had “a huge impact” on her mind. She said she wanted the rest of the world to stop describing the people of Swat as terrorists as they were peaceful and loving.
http://www.indianexpress.com/news/13...-award/878592/
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