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That's what I am telling you there was a huge difference between the state and the people.
sher malangs previous post said:I am not neglecting that Zahir's era was peaceful but he kept the nation in dark so he could rule, he used to hire Peers in remote villages to spread his words with religious illusions, he is known for his animal hunting in various parts of Afghanistan and all he brought was peace in his era nothing else.
No, economical, infrastructural and cultural wise Kabul in the current situation is a lot better than it was called Paris of Central Asia.
That's what I tried to say in my previous post, despite of being a major reality in Afghanistan's history they chosen to take part in the destruction of Afghanistan and as a matter of fact Pashtun leaders are responsible for the start of instability in Afghanistan.
previous post of sher malang said:I am not neglecting that Zahir's era was peaceful but he kept the nation in dark so he could rule, he used to hire Peers in remote villages to spread his words with religious illusions, he is known for his animal hunting in various parts of Afghanistan and all he brought was peace in his era nothing else.
You werent telling me anything of the sort
this is what you were telling me
which was completely bogus.
internet afghanery again.. the king gave women full voting rights, enabled them to enter into professions and tried to ween them away from the burkha. he was successful to a degree. how was this this a bad thing exactly? do you object to women having voting rights? i would say he was courageous and progressive but more importantly he was able to maintain peace, which is something other ethnic groups are incapable of in afghanistan.
you had hashish coming out your ears when you wrote that i'm sure.
in the 1970s, afghan women could wear what they liked in kbul, now most wear bukhas. thats not cultural enlightenment, it's more a climate of insecurity.
in the 1970s you wouldnt get blown away in kabul. now you would. cultural enlightenment again for you
here you admit pashtun rule was peaceful. that is whole point. the pashtuns are capable of maintaining peace in afghanistan. all the ethnic groups chose to take part in the subsequent destruction of it along with foreign forces.