- Is the United States protecting Taiwan? Or is Taiwan protecting the United States?
- UK Breaking News Is the UK Burying 6th Generation Fighter Jet Project Tempest?
- Breaking News British Army Begins Preparations for Possible World War III in the Next 3 Years
- Algeria Algerian police - Directorate General for National Security
- Understanding Aircraft Design
Live Conflict War in Afghanistan
- Thread starter Bogeyman
- Start date
To those who know more - we all know the Taliban are anti women and anti progress. But why do they hate Hazaras too?
mulj
Experienced member
- Messages
- 1,989
- Reactions
- Nation of residence
-
- Nation of origin
-
Gladly, but it would be nice if you reffered to your compatriot first when he "joked" about women cloth in afganistan, on every pointing on women position in afganistan, i can present 10 more bizzare factualities and crimes from india.
You rush with conclusions and grasp for any news that portrait talibans in light that suits your view, i would wait at least couple of months after they consolidate their governance for more nuanced position.
M
Talibs will close down shia mosques too. Just give it time.
Gary
Experienced member
- Messages
- 8,264
- Reactions
- Nation of residence
-
- Nation of origin
-
Gary
Experienced member
- Messages
- 8,264
- Reactions
- Nation of residence
-
- Nation of origin
-
Yup he's no different
M
What the fluff ?!? Again, I say, leave that land alone for at least 100 years. No body interfere. This obsession super powers have to interfere in another countries internal affairs has caused a lot of damage. Saddam Hussain should have never been toppled, Soviets should have never invaded Afghanistan. Same with Libya and Syria.
Thing is it is a quagmire. They were left alone and they gave refuge to Osama.
The funny thing,
it coincidence with the timing of
liberation of Afghanistan by Taliban.
Why???
Uh. It's not a coincidence. Talib are taking over Afghanistan. So women's rights should be the focus. Why do you believe that women aren't important enough?The funny thing,
it coincidence with the timing of
liberation of Afghanistan by Taliban.
Why???
How many complaints u heard of women oppression in since taliban left.. Read about Afghanistan of 1970,s and what it is now wrt to women rights....The funny thing,
it coincidence with the timing of
liberation of Afghanistan by Taliban.
Why???
Would u gloat same way if taliban goes ahead and take over malayasia????
Its very easy to mock on others plight...
M
The funny thing,
it coincidence with the timing of
liberation of Afghanistan by Taliban.
Why???
Because Taliban and woman's rights is like the complete antithesis of each other.
You didn't answer. Do you think the rights of Afghan women don't matter?Ok...carry on with your fight.
When fight for women at Afghanistan,
don't forget about the rest of the world.
Gary
Experienced member
- Messages
- 8,264
- Reactions
- Nation of residence
-
- Nation of origin
-
Lol, if Trump was on Twitter it would have been a pretty entertaining time line.
M
There is a certain element of truth to this. There is no way Taliban would have gained so much ground without a pre arranged agreement between Taliban , America and Ghani. Its like every Ghani appointed military commander out right surrendered. Those who stood their ground was some of the local warlords who have all now run away and crossed the border into neighboring countries. Which also seems very suspicious.
- Messages
- 8,363
- Reactions
- Nation of residence
-
- Nation of origin
-
Mind your language people.
There does seem to be some radicals here not caring about rights and such.
Even people who believes in Taliban on fickle ground.
But Taliban isn’t a government institution as it comprises of tribes and warlords. And every warlord has his own way of interpreting things.
Taliban will have to divide power and even submit to a judiciary of sorts to start earning trust.
Taliban cannot afford to allow free education because that would undermine their emirati construction. So they will go back bring Taliban.
I’d really love to be proven wrong here. But I’m not.
There does seem to be some radicals here not caring about rights and such.
Even people who believes in Taliban on fickle ground.
But Taliban isn’t a government institution as it comprises of tribes and warlords. And every warlord has his own way of interpreting things.
Taliban will have to divide power and even submit to a judiciary of sorts to start earning trust.
Taliban cannot afford to allow free education because that would undermine their emirati construction. So they will go back bring Taliban.
I’d really love to be proven wrong here. But I’m not.
