Welcome to the Forums DR Mohammad Daud Miraki

[Admin Khan]

Then I deff know a few of your relatives.

[Midnight_Sun]

Small world. If the names Wakil Hafizullah and Pashtun folkloric writer Aziz Amarkhel are known to you also, then it is a very small world.

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Shafiqullah Miraki is..Dr Miraki's

close...cousin.

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da kandahar pa kam school ke de talim kari dey?

Din Dr Miraki..sent

the answer to your...question.

He attended...

Kaka Sayed Ahmad...school,

in...Kandahar.

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Wawrina, Miraki is from Maidan shar, I know this because we have Mirakai part of our family. We are related.

Salam

Dr Miraki would like to...know

your real...Name.

He said he knows all his relatives...in

Europe and the...States.

If you can PM...him.

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Midnight_Sun please do...pm

Dr Miraki.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IfoV2l6ZIrA&feature=results_video&playnext=1&list=PL0D5EC789A9D7E609

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K4hagcED3BU

[Midnight_Sun]

Salam

Dr Miraki would like to...know

your real...Name.

He said he knows all his relatives...in

Europe and the...States.

If you can PM...him.

Whats his PF name again?

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^Pahktundaud.

Hes on page...one,

and page 2 of this...thread.

[Shah-i-Kot]

Dear honorable Dr. Miraki,

For the last decade, we have been demonized in the world media, and even when lies and distortions are pointed out- in the case of Bibi Aisha, the lies continue.

CNN is directly lying now as it was already confirmed that the story of Aisha Bibi had nothing to do with the conflict going on between the Afghan insurgency and the US. However, it appears they are bent on spreading lies and distortions to demonize Pashtuns at whatever chance they get.

Can legal action be taken when such a news organization is involved in blatant lies? Please let us know. I am getting in touch with Noam Chomsky about this too.

http://edition.cnn.com/interactive/2012/05/world/saving.aesha/?iid=article_sidebar

[Shah-i-Kot]

The CNN article about Aisha Bibi is full of lies- clear lies.

If you read the article, they make it clear that they are attaching statements to her, and also they try to portray her as someone with a child mentality.

It is very disgusting what they are doing by spinning this story, and breaks the foundations of journalistic integrity which all media sources claim to remain true to.

[Pakhtundaud]

It is the behavior of one individual not the movement

Salaamuna Grano Khuaindo aw Wruno,

Let me give a small perspective about the tragedy of Aisha Bibi. The Tragedy of Aisha Bibi was one pertaining to the behavior of her husband and her cruel in-laws. Perhaps the husband was a member of Taliban, it does not make it a Taliban issue. Meanwhile, since the Western media is using that issue to justify the invasion of Afghanistan based on that one crime, lets rationalize it: If some is killed or tortured in a city, would be acceptable to go ahead and bomb the entire city? Furthermore, in the world, there are issues of national sovereignty and you need to take that into account. For example, according to FBI statistics, a woman is violated in various forms every 3-4 minutes in the USA; now, since these violations include rape and other demonic behaviors, would be acceptable to the Americans if the Chinese invaded the USA and gave them the justifications that they invaded USA because women rights were violated. NO. Because every country has its own ways of dealing with their own tragedies.

As to the issue of taking legal action, yes indeed, legal action could be taken against CNN and other outlets. But unfortunately, Pashtuns, who are wealthy, appears to be fixated on their own wealth and do not wish to contribute to national honor. That is most wealthy Pashtuns, not all, of course. To file a legal action, it has significant expense, if that is covered then yes.

Manana

Allah mo mall sha

Miraki, PhD

Dear honorable Dr. Miraki,

For the last decade, we have been demonized in the world media, and even when lies and distortions are pointed out- in the case of Bibi Aisha, the lies continue.

CNN is directly lying now as it was already confirmed that the story of Aisha Bibi had nothing to do with the conflict going on between the Afghan insurgency and the US. However, it appears they are bent on spreading lies and distortions to demonize Pashtuns at whatever chance they get.

Can legal action be taken when such a news organization is involved in blatant lies? Please let us know. I am getting in touch with Noam Chomsky about this too.

http://edition.cnn.com/interactive/2...rticle_sidebar

[Shah-i-Kot]

Salaamuna Grano Khuaindo aw Wruno,

Let me give a small perspective about the tragedy of Aisha Bibi. The Tragedy of Aisha Bibi was one pertaining to the behavior of her husband and her cruel in-laws. Perhaps the husband was a member of Taliban, it does not make it a Taliban issue. Meanwhile, since the Western media is using that issue to justify the invasion of Afghanistan based on that one crime, lets rationalize it: If some is killed or tortured in a city, would be acceptable to go ahead and bomb the entire city? Furthermore, in the world, there are issues of national sovereignty and you need to take that into account. For example, according to FBI statistics, a woman is violated in various forms every 3-4 minutes in the USA; now, since these violations include rape and other demonic behaviors, would be acceptable to the Americans if the Chinese invaded the USA and gave them the justifications that they invaded USA because women rights were violated. NO. Because every country has its own ways of dealing with their own tragedies.

As to the issue of taking legal action, yes indeed, legal action could be taken against CNN and other outlets. But unfortunately, Pashtuns, who are wealthy, appears to be fixated on their own wealth and do not wish to contribute to national honor. That is most wealthy Pashtuns, not all, of course. To file a legal action, it has significant expense, if that is covered then yes.

Manana

Allah mo mall sha

Miraki, PhD

Salaamona Dr. Miraki saib,

It is true that they are using this incident to justify to the American and European publics who are not interested in supporting this war anymore.

In regards to the wealthy expatriates, Afghanistan and the war for them was only seen as a way to make money from contracts and what not. Im afraid their actions will result in a lengthy and justified resentment of all Pashtun expatriates (even those) who wish to invest honestly in Afghanistan in the future. Karzai and his family are symbolic of this.


Pashtuns need to be politically organized world wide. I compare the current circumstances to the situation the Jews faced in the Holocaust. As a result of the Holocaust, they came out more politically organized, united, and powerful due to having no other option. This is not to say that Zionists are doing good things which they are not, but objectively one can see how their unity evolved out of no other option since the Jews in Europe were being sent to gas chambers.


For Pashtuns, I am glad people like you are becoming more active in speaking out against what is going on as well as helping in supporting the education of many children.

If a group of lawyers can be gathered from some human rights groups, or organizations such as Reprieve, I think having these stories checked is possible. Its not a minor issue for a major media network to parrot a distortion when other media sources have publicly disproven it.

The issue is not that American and British human rights group are not taking action on issue of the airstrikes, night raids, and drone attacks, its that their actions are being ignored by the respective governments. Hence, the only way is legal action. Some groups have already taken legal actions in various courts (I know something happened in the UK recently), but more is necessary I think.

An example would be the Soros Open Society which published a report about the thousands of civilians killed in night raids. These groups are good resources for research and possibly even as sources to provide the groundwork for legal action when necessary.

Allah pa amaan

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Salaamuna Grano Khuaindo aw Wruno,

Let me give a small perspective about the tragedy of Aisha Bibi. The Tragedy of Aisha Bibi was one pertaining to the behavior of her husband and her cruel in-laws. Perhaps the husband was a member of Taliban, it does not make it a Taliban issue. Meanwhile, since the Western media is using that issue to justify the invasion of Afghanistan based on that one crime, lets rationalize it: If some is killed or tortured in a city, would be acceptable to go ahead and bomb the entire city? Furthermore, in the world, there are issues of national sovereignty and you need to take that into account. For example, according to FBI statistics, a woman is violated in various forms every 3-4 minutes in the USA; now, since these violations include rape and other demonic behaviors, would be acceptable to the Americans if the Chinese invaded the USA and gave them the justifications that they invaded USA because women rights were violated. NO. Because every country has its own ways of dealing with their own tragedies.

As to the issue of taking legal action, yes indeed, legal action could be taken against CNN and other outlets. But unfortunately, Pashtuns, who are wealthy, appears to be fixated on their own wealth and do not wish to contribute to national honor. That is most wealthy Pashtuns, not all, of course. To file a legal action, it has significant expense, if that is covered then yes.

Manana

Allah mo mall sha

Miraki, PhD

Thank you

Honorable...Dr Mohammad Daud Miraki.