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Afghani Taliban's view on Pakistan and Durand Line.

can u elaborate....................

@Rehan i request you to not to waste your time...haven't you realized our friend ahmed is a bit immature for this forum..so let him be happy... @ ahmed ...yes ahmed we agree with you ..there are a lot of other availible ports for you like florida or benghazi port of Lybia..what do you need Karachi for :cheesy:

Man seriously mods need to set an age requirement of atleast 18 to become a member of this forum otherwise this forum will be flodded with threads like these.
 
@Rehan i request you to not to waste your time...haven't you realized our friend ahmed is a bit immature for this forum..so let him be happy... @ ahmed ...yes ahmed we agree with you ..there are a lot of other availible ports for you like florida or benghazi port of Lybia..what do you need Karachi for :cheesy:

Man seriously mods need to set an age requirement of atleast 18 to become a member of this forum otherwise this forum will be flodded with threads like these.

He might be talking about Gawadar port of state of Free Balochistan which can be used by the state of Pashtoonistan. Lolzzz WTF.

:rofl::rofl:
 
@Rehan i request you to not to waste your time...haven't you realized our friend ahmed is a bit immature for this forum..so let him be happy... @ ahmed ...yes ahmed we agree with you ..there are a lot of other availible ports for you like florida or benghazi port of Lybia..what do you need Karachi for :cheesy:

Man seriously mods need to set an age of atleast 18 to become a member of this forum otherwise this forum will be flodded with threads like these.

yar these people talk like what i say,
our racists leaders don,t know that pashtoons are going to suffer most with such kind of acts.
they are actually enemies of pashtoons bloody hypocrites.
by infusing venom in their mind against punjabies or others they are actually trying some thing very very evil.
i really really hate racists.
when ALLAH PAK has ordered many a many times not to indulge in racism.
race is just for our name to represent us nothing more ..
what ALLAH PAK likes is taqwa that is absent among us.
HOLY PROPHET (S.A.W.W)
IN HIS LAST sermon preached for MUSLIM brother hood ... so those who try to divide muslims on racial basis are in actual defying HIS(S.A.W.W.) orders and preaches.
 
He might be talking about Gawadar port of state Free Balochistan which can be used by the state of Pashtoonistan. Lolzzz WTF.

:rofl::rofl:

well if he is thinking so then he is living in fools paradise because baloches are never gona allow. it is PAKISTAN that is allowing every one, once it divides you will see no tolerance for other races. then they would weep for their blunders. but this too in dreams because PAKISTAN is not as weak as they imagine.
 
they are not aware that even now millions of PAKISTANIES are ready to die for their motherland irrespective of races.
PAKISTAN ZINDABAD:pakistan::pakistan::pakistan:
 
I didnt claim this dear Jana, this is what the taliban fighters say.

Since when 2 face-covered guys cherry-picked by that westerner bacame representative voice of taliban,,,!!!

In another thread I think it was Jana or some other Pukhtoon who made it clear that if anything, population-wise, a vast part of Afghan will become pakistan... NOT the other way round. coz there r more Pukhtoon in pakistan than they r in Afghan,
 

That's what Gen Ehsan a Former CJSC of Pakistan Army - and also a Proud Pakistani Pashtun also says.
 
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That's what Gen Ehsan a Former CJSC of Pakistan Army - and also a Proud Pakistani Pashtun also says.
Oh sorry, Actually that's what I was referring to ,, I saw this a while back but forgot who said that...


Thanks for clearing.
 
choro yar.................... we need to 1st whip out black sheep among us that are in abundance through out PAKISTAN.
dil dukhta hae yea sub daikh k...............
 
It doesn't matter what they think. The UN and every country on earth recognizes the Durrand Line as International Borders, its not like Line of Control between Azad Kashmir and India Occupied Kashmir that every country on earth recognizes as disputed territory.

And I dont hear people of FATA and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa protesting that they want to be with Afghanistan.

Afghan Taliban is better than Karzai, who called the Durrand Line the line of hate. If you want to erase the Durrand Line then entire Afghanistan becomes part of Pakistan, if not then let it be.
 

@ Ahmed..Mr Flag Bearer of Pushtoon ppl for ur kind information there are around 30-35 million pushtoon ppl in Pak where as in afghanistan they are around 13-15 million......Pak army is 35-40 % pushtoon, there ve been numerous Generals, Presidents, Sports personalities who were Pushtoon...i recommend u too read history again.....while the same pushtoons in afghanistan...were in so poor living conditions..living in caves since decades....it would be better for both if pushtoon ares come to Pak...anyways more than half of afghan pushtoon poppulation is already in Pak integrated into the daily life here.

@MadDog, i am not flag bearer of anybody. I just posted something to show that even the Taliban dont have a positive opinion of Pakistan. And what is wrong with some of you in here, why do you always bring Pakhtuns of Pakistan in the middle? Are you feeling insecure or what?

AND I REQUEST YOU TO STOP THIS IMMATURE BEHAVIOR AND INSTEAD OF WASTING YOUR TIME AND TIME OF OTHERS ON YOUR IMMATURE FUTURE FANTASIES AND WET DREAMS OF BREAKING PAK....START WORRYING ABOUT YOUR COUNTRY WHICH EVEN FOR" FOOD AND MEAT AND WHEAT" IS DEPENDENT UPON PAKISTAN.

If things are not to your taste you call it imature. Did you ever read my other posts? have you ever read my opinion about territorial integrity of pakistan? why are you trying to be funny. And by the way, Afghanistan is not totally dependant on pakistan in terms of food, it do produce some part of the need itself and the remaining part comes from Iran, Russian(main supplier), Pakistan and other countries.

I think i should start a thread of my fantasy to become the president of US....if Ahmed can discuss his fantacies here on this forum so can i....i request the moderators to atleast have a look at the name of the thread...some immature kid comes and starts his own thread making no sense at all....they need to take some action other wise this forum will lose its worth.

You are feeling insecure and thats it. You cant dictate people what to post and what not.
 
He might be talking about Gawadar port of state of Free Balochistan which can be used by the state of Pashtoonistan. Lolzzz WTF.

:rofl::rofl:

No, Balouchistan and KP are both part of Pakistan and will remain so. It's internationally recognized.
 
Since when 2 face-covered guys cherry-picked by that westerner bacame representative voice of taliban,,,!!!

Dear Sur, It is not about just this video, there are other things as well that generally point to the same direction as this the video:

For a Taliban commander fighting well-resourced foreign forces, help from the Pakistani intelligence service is a shameful necessity.

In a sign of how freely insurgents – or at least unarmed ones – can move around even the most heavily policed areas of the most sensitive parts of the Afghan capital, Kabul, the militant agreed to meet the Guardian in one of Kabul's ritziest restaurants, in a hotel-shopping complex, where he bemoaned the ISI's influence.

"Whoever disrespects your country and interferes in it is your enemy, but sometimes you need to ask for help from your enemies," said the wiry 52-year-old, as he scooped up food with bark-like hands, hardened by his day job as a farmer.

None of the well-heeled Afghan diners and foreign contractors batted an eyelid as the thickly bearded man – who cannot be named – helped himself to rice and barbecue chicken from the buffet.

Because of orders "from superiors" to talk to foreign media, he had been prepared to travel by taxi for several hours from his village. He passed easily through the extra security laid on for the second day of President Hamid Karzai's peace jirga – a gathering he said was controlled by the Afghan president's foreign backers and was therefore pointless.

Two nights earlier, the commander and his band of a dozen insurgents in Wardak province, just south of the capital, had attacked members of a local US-backed militia. They successfully blew up their Ford Ranger truck, killing one militiaman and wounding three others.

As with the nine Taliban field commanders who met the author of the LSE report on the ISI's connections to the Taliban, he spoke freely about his unease at the role of Pakistan's spy agency, which he blamed for attacks where ordinary Afghans were killed or hurt.


He said: "We do everything we can to avoid civilian causalities. But there are different types of Taliban – there are those like me and there are those that follow direction from the ISI. Those are the kind that kill elders and attack schools. They don't want to have schools in this society. They want to keep Afghanistan in the darkness of no education."

Some western officials hope that such anti-Pakistani sentiment will encourage some insurgents to stop fighting as part of a "reconciliation" process. One senior diplomat recently said that the two greatest inducements to Taliban fighters were the opportunity to return home from Pakistan and to get out of the grip of the ISI.

The arrest in Pakistan of a former senior Taliban commander, Mullah Baradar, in February is now regarded by analysts as a bid by the ISI to prevent the Afghan Taliban from unilaterally opening peace talks with Karzai's government.

The commander who spoke to the Guardian interpreted things slightly differently, but still saw it as an example of Pakistan's untrustworthiness. "They handed over one of best operations people in exchange for lots of dollars," he said.


"On the one side they are helping us, but on the other side when the Americans pay more money they hand him over."

A former head of vehicle registration for Kabul during the Taliban regime of the late 1990s, he said he only joined the insurgency to "protect myself and my country against foreign troops".

For a couple of years after the Taliban regime was toppled by the US-led invasion in 2001 he remained out of the fight, gradually becoming increasingly sceptical about a government that appeared to be corrupt and incapable of delivering on its promises.

But it was when people started being arrested during raids by US soldiers hunting for al-Qaida and the Taliban that he felt he had no choice but to join the insurgents.

"I had no choice; where else could I get money and bullets to protect myself and my family? Imagine if I was taken during a night raid by the Americans to Bagram or Guantánamo? Then my honour and religion would be at risk."
 
Ahmad your view are greatly appreciated on this forum, I have immense respect for the role the tajiks played in the jihad against the soviets, if you have ever visited chitral you will see many posters of the lion of panjshir, he is held in great regard over there. you are correct in your assertion that afghan pashtuns have an intense hatred for the panjabi folks, because of the durand line issue whether they are talib or not ,and how their lands are occupied from attock to gwadar, all i say to them is "people who live in glass houses should not throw stones"
 

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