I meant the british translators/voice actors. Were they speaking Dari, or can you understand Pashto?
One of them spoke in Farsi and the others spoke in pashtu, yes, the translation was correct.
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I meant the british translators/voice actors. Were they speaking Dari, or can you understand Pashto?
Just watched it with the help of HelpSeeker. Anyways the taliban interviewees seemed bogus. Also with the help of voice actors, it seemed entirely a propaganda piece.
Well in India, national channels are free though we pay taxes that indirectly fund the channel. Not many countries have the system as in UK. But national television in India has ads while bbc does not.
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You know what, we all can argue and we all are good at it. There are times when you need to go beyond being patriotic and all and question if in case there was some truth. I have not to day found a single Pakistani do that.
Saw the program. nothing new a few pattans with bed sheets covering their faces probably bribed to slag of ISI. What is it with the west they are living in denial. Their failure is ISI and pakistans fault what a load of Bolloxs
Hey you guys can't blame me, I live in the US. Information should never be taxed!!!!!!
So unless Pakistani begin to demonstrate that they can ay effectively on the international or even domestic media stage, unfortunately for them, they will continue to get the short end of the stick, so to speak
Since the last round of discussions, which took place within the past few weeks, Afghan and American officials have been puzzling over who the man was. Some officials say the man may simply have been a freelance fraud, posing as a Taliban leader in order to enrich himself.