Despite what you may think, I do understand some parts of where you are coming from. I see that you do look at the bigger picture of wanting to better Afghanistan's situation in terms of development and education. You have to understand that there will always be a reaction to an action in order to restore equilibrium. All the problems of Afghanistan obviously begin with the Durrand line which the British used to divide the Pashtuns, and weaken them. This I think we can all agree is the darkest day in Afghan/Pashtun history. I hope we can honestly learn from one another. Afghans, irrespective of philosophy need unity always as when Afghans are united, then nothing is impossible, but when there are divisions, outsiders always can manipulate.