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This bit sounds cool now ... I was at this film premiere ... at the MidEast Film Festival ...
In fact it was the launch of the Bacha Khan documentary Torch For Peace and at the end of the showing Teri McCluhan, the film's director ran a small Q and A in the audotorium. There were a lot of journalists there and she took the usual questions. Mine was about whether peace would ever come to the Pashtoon belt and she said the we'd tried war for over 30 years and it had not worked. The real calling was for peace which was at the heart of Bacha Khan's movement almost everyone wanted more than anything else. "With that kind of momentum, why can't peace be a real possibility?"
In fact it was the launch of the Bacha Khan documentary Torch For Peace and at the end of the showing Teri McCluhan, the film's director ran a small Q and A in the audotorium. There were a lot of journalists there and she took the usual questions. Mine was about whether peace would ever come to the Pashtoon belt and she said the we'd tried war for over 30 years and it had not worked. The real calling was for peace which was at the heart of Bacha Khan's movement almost everyone wanted more than anything else. "With that kind of momentum, why can't peace be a real possibility?"
