Shalom from Jew!

[AgriculturalJake]

I am a Pashtun nationalist and I use pure Pashto which does not have the letter F. Search for Safi.

Oh my Goodness - I'm ecstatic Badlun... In Wikipedia it says Safis are Mohmands. Is that accurate? Or do you feel they are a part of another grouping ? This could be a boon to my organization!

[HalloIsBack]

I am a Pashtun nationalist and I use pure Pashto which does not have the letter F. Search for Safi.

i appeal to your mind!
dont believe this guy, he must be from an organisation like centcom etc.

[AgriculturalJake]

i appeal to your mind!
dont believe this guy, he must be from an organisation like centcom etc.

What is your problem missy? What don't you get about NON GOVERNMENTAL organization? And I know many fine young veterans who love the Afghan people. You are being harsh for no reason.

[Zarim]

please educate me whether these Palestinians are the origin al inhabitants of these areas or they also drove away others. I don't understand why we don't condemn Arabs who occupied foreign lands on the name of Islam?

This isn't the first time I hear this argument. And to be honest, I never understood it really. Yes Arabs conquered the region, bringing with them Islam, the Arabic language, etc. But that happened more than a thousand years ago. Should we all redraw the world map according to what it looked like in the year 1000 A.D.? Or should we go back further? Why stop there right? The Christian Byzantines conquered it before that. The Romans before that. The Persians before that. The Greeks before that. The Egyptians before that. Do you propose that the Greeks attack Turkey and reconquer Asia Minor? Should the Lebanese Christians expel all Muslims? Should the Indian Hindus get rid of all Muslims? Should Armenians take back the Turkish cities of Erzurum and Van? It all belonged to them at a certain point in history.

We don't condemn Arabs, Byzantines, Greeks, Romans and all the others because it happened hundreds and thousands of years ago. Since then, generations have lived there, making it the only home they have. I'm concerned with the situation NOW. I'm concerned with people being thrown out of the only house they have now. If a Palestinian is thrown out of his house in East-Jerusalem, as happens quite frequently, how do you propose explaining that to him? How do you explain to him that a Zionist Jew from New York or Moscow has more right to his house than he, a Palestinian Arab who lives in the house of his grandfather, who built the house on the land of his grandfather? How do you explain to a Palestinian living under occupation that he is entitled to 1/3 of the water that an illegal Jewish settler receives? And one small addition, not that it matters, but genetic testing on Palestinian Arabs has shown a clear connection between Palestinians and other Levantine people, excluding the peoples from the Arabian peninsula (the area from which the Islamic armies invaded), meaning that Palestinians didn't conquer that land. They already lived in the region.

[AgriculturalJake]

This isn't the first time I hear this argument. And to be honest, I never understood it really. Yes Arabs conquered the region, bringing with them Islam, the Arabic language, etc. But that happened more than a thousand years ago. Should we all redraw the world map according to what it looked like in the year 1000 A.D.? Or should we go back further? Why stop there right? The Christian Byzantines conquered it before that. The Romans before that. The Persians before that. The Greeks before that. The Egyptians before that. Do you propose that the Greeks attack Turkey and reconquer Asia Minor? Should the Lebanese Christians expel all Muslims? Should the Indian Hindus get rid of all Muslims? Should Armenians take back the Turkish cities of Erzurum and Van? It all belonged to them at a certain point in history.

We don't condemn Arabs, Byzantines, Greeks, Romans and all the others because it happened hundreds and thousands of years ago. Since then, generations have lived there, making it the only home they have. I'm concerned with the situation NOW. I'm concerned with people being thrown out of the only house they have now. If a Palestinian is thrown out of his house in East-Jerusalem, as happens quite frequently, how do you propose explaining that to him? How do you explain to him that a Zionist Jew from New York or Moscow has more right to his house than he, a Palestinian Arab who lives in the house of his grandfather, who built the house on the land of his grandfather? How do you explain to a Palestinian living under occupation that he is entitled to 1/3 of the water that an illegal Jewish settler receives? And one small addition, not that it matters, but genetic testing on Palestinian Arabs has shown a clear connection between Palestinians and other Levantine people, excluding the peoples from the Arabian peninsula (the area from which the Islamic armies invaded), meaning that Palestinians didn't conquer that land. They already lived in the region.

Abrahams children, all of them but they treat each other like worse than enemies. Sad situation in an ancient land!

[HalloIsBack]

What is your problem missy? What don't you get about NON GOVERNMENTAL organization? And I know many fine young veterans who love the Afghan people. You are being harsh for no reason.

my problem is you! why dont you leave afghanistan alone? you use the bad situation of afghan people to receive your cheap goals! "non governmental" is fake! how could an organisation be licensed if this organisation is against constitution of the country?

i love afghan too and inshallha one day i will marry an afghan




[MENTION=2]Admin Khan[/MENTION]

[AgriculturalJake]

my problem is you! why dont you leave afghanistan alone? you use the bad situation of afghan people to receive your cheap goals! "non governmental" is fake! how could an organisation be licensed if this organisation is against constitution of the country?

i love afghan too and inshallha one day i will marry an afghan




[MENTION=2]Admin Khan[/MENTION]

Miss - I'm in my 70s and my wife Allie died 3 years ago. I'm retired and just trying to make the world better in the time I have left. I wish you the best in your love life but I have no motives other than being a helper.

[AgriculturalJake]

my problem is you! why dont you leave afghanistan alone? you use the bad situation of afghan people to receive your cheap goals! "non governmental" is fake! how could an organisation be licensed if this organisation is against constitution of the country?

i love afghan too and inshallha one day i will marry an afghan




[MENTION=2]Admin Khan[/MENTION]

My kids are all doing fine and our family owned business is flourishing. I don't have "cheap goals". I understand your mis trust since I'm 1/8 Navajo - but I'm not the enemy.

[HalloIsBack]

Miss - I'm in my 70s and my wife Allie died 3 years ago. I'm retired and just trying to make the world better in the time I have left. I wish you the best in your love life but I have no motives other than being a helper.

mashallah mashallah akhti

thanks a lot and we will make entire tribe calling jewzai and hallokhel

so why dotn you help veterans in usa who have got mental problems after being at war for wrong reasons? or why dont you do anythign against usa policy?

[HalloIsBack]

My kids are all doing fine and our family owned business is flourishing. I don't have "cheap goals". I understand your mis trust since I'm 1/8 Navajo - but I'm not the enemy.

good usa business is flourishing!

so what? im a jew!

people who come here and look people for organisations have got cheap goals!

[AgriculturalJake]

mashallah mashallah akhti

thanks a lot and we will make entire tribe calling jewzai and hallokhel

so why dotn you help veterans in usa who have got mental problems after being at war for wrong reasons? or why dont you do anythign against usa policy?

Ma'am I was a McGovern man in my hey day and visited Kabul on the hippie trail. But I'm one man and can't affect US policy domestically or abroad.

[Zarim]

The few good things that currently go on in Afghanistan is thanks to foreign NGOs. If anything, we need more people like Jake.

[HalloIsBack]

The few good things that currently go on in Afghanistan is thanks to foreign NGOs. If anything, we need more people like Jake.

sarcasm?

[HalloIsBack]

Ma'am I was a McGovern man in my hey day and visited Kabul on the hippie trail. But I'm one man and can't affect US policy domestically or abroad.

did you smoke to much weed?
even one human being can do something!

[AgriculturalJake]

The few good things that currently go on in Afghanistan is thanks to foreign NGOs. If anything, we need more people like Jake.

Thank you Zarim! I'll just avoid this turmoil with our colleague here who may be a little young in the ways of the world!