(MOVIE) CIA War on Aliens in Afghanistan

[El Sidd]

[THE OBJECTIVE, Fantasy/Horror film about a secret war by the CIA with invisible supernatural alien extraterrestrials hidden in the Himalayan Mountains. In 2000, the CIA confirmed evidence of alien activity in the Himalayas and sent a team in a few days after 9/11 - Watch Now Free Online Here - Full Film 2008]

Nice Movie this.

Highly recommended

 

[Umair Nawaz]

The Himalayas are through the nations of India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, China, Bhutan and Nepal. The Himalayan range is made up of three parallel ranges often referred to as the Greater Himalayas, the Lesser Himalayas, and the Outer Himalayas.

SOURCE (HTTP) http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/the-himalayas-himalayas-facts/6341/

So are you saying there is not a single mountain in the whole of Afghanistan? i.e It is flat like paper.

kid im a Pakistani myself.....dont talk nonsense.......The peaks that yr talking abt are called Pamir Mountain range and Hindukush Mountain ranges.....Himalayan end in the start of norther Pakistan. Ever been to Pakistan or Afghanistan? Here watch in the start of video the man explains it.

 

[KhalaiMakhlooq]

kid im a Pakistani myself.....dont talk nonsense.......The peaks that yr talking abt are called Pamir Mountain range and Hindukush Mountain ranges.....Himalayan end in the start of norther Pakistan. Ever been to Pakistan or Afghanistan? Here watch in the start of video the man explains it.

Okay you are getting bogged down in specifics. We learn major mountain ranges in school as geographic areas like Himalayas, Alps, Andes etc. The Hindu Kush forms the western section of the Hindu Kush Himalayan Region. (HKH)

 

[Umair Nawaz]

Okay you are getting bogged down in specifics. We learn major mountain ranges in school as geographic areas like Himalayas, Alps, Andes etc.

then yr education system sucks...Karakoram is home to 13 of the top 30 peaks in the world and that too only in Pakistan...K-2(karakoram-2) being the second highest mountain in the World.

 

[KhalaiMakhlooq]

then yr education system sucks...Karakoram is home to 13 of the top 30 peaks in the world and that too only in Pakistan...K-2(karakoram-2) being the second highest mountain in the World.

Yeah, I know

 

[Umair Nawaz]

[THE OBJECTIVE, Fantasy/Horror film about a secret war by the CIA with invisible supernatural alien extraterrestrials hidden in the Himalayan Mountains. In 2000, the CIA confirmed evidence of alien activity in the Himalayas and sent a team in a few days after 9/11 - Watch Now Free Online Here - Full Film 2008]

if u truly want to go into the bottom of this, then u should watch these two series...Im from North in Pakistan yes the himalayan side of Pakistan in north East........This is all very normal routine thing in our high altitude and cold mountains.....They arnt some UFO/Aliens or whatever, they r a completely different phenomenon.
Ever heard of Jinn? Oh BTW my great grand father used to trap them, he had a tribe of 400 jinni under his control.

First watch this series

Then this.

 

[KhalaiMakhlooq]

if u truly want to to into the bottom of this, then u should watch these two series...Im from North in Pakistan yes the himalayan side of Pakistan in north East........This is all very normal routine thing in our high altitude and cold mountains.....They arnt some UFO/Aliens or whatever, they r a completely different phenomenon.
Ever heard of Jinn? Oh BTW my great grand father used to trap them, he had a tribe of 400 jinni under his control.

First watch this series

Then this.

So you think Mohammad Aban (in the film) is a Jinn?

 

[Umair Nawaz]

So you think Mohammad Aban (in the film) is a Jinn?

watch the series first completely and both of them u will get yr answer when u will have a fairly decent idea of this jin phenomenon. As i said, what they showed in the movie is quit normal in northern Pakistan and Afghanistan as well as on Central Asia and every mountain area where much cold and high altitude mountains lie....its a natural habitat for super natural.

 

[KhalaiMakhlooq]

watch the series first completely and both of them u will get yr answer when u will have a fairly decent idea of this jin phenomenon. As i said, what they showed in the movie is quit normal in northern Pakistan and Afghanistan as well as on Central Asia and every mountain area where much cold and high altitude mountains lie....its a natural habitat for super natural.

You think the UFO is a Jinn?

 

[krash]

Hindu Kush is a sub-part of the Himalayas, So yes there would be Himalayan mountains in Afghanistan.

The Hindu Kush is no part of the Himalayas. Initially it was thought that from Central Asia till east of Bhutan into China it was the same mountain range. This was the result of no real geographical surveys of these vast and very remote regions. Later, owing to proper geographical surveys, it was realised that by every definition of a mountain range this whole stretch consisted of many separate and different mountain ranges, e.g. The Pamir range in Central Asia and northern Afghanistan, The Alai north of the Pamir, The Tein-Shan north of The Alai, The Hindu Kush along the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan, The Karakoram along the border of Pakistan and China and then onto IOK, The Kunlun Shan running north of the Karakoram in China and then the Himalayas starting in Pakistan and then running through IOK, onto the Chinese borders with India, Nepal, India again, Bhutan and then ending in China (There are then sub-ranges within these distinct ranges, e.g. the Muztagh Range in the Karakoram). Some of these ranges are still confused as parts of the others (e.g. The Kunlun Shan a part of The Karakoram), however it is unanimously accepted by all authorities that The Pamir, The Hindu Kush, The Karakoram and the Himalayas are four completely separate and distinct ranges and not a part of any of the others.

The layman of the world, however, has been slow to understand these revelations since not a lot of people actually understand how mountain ranges work and also because man is slow to learn anything. The non-scientific terms 'The Greater Himalayan Region' and 'The Greater Himalayan Mountain System' still in use to clump all these ranges together for the sake of convenience have also not helped the matter. Much like the term 'South Asian' somehow clumping the dozens of different people together as one.

The Himalayan range is made up of three parallel ranges often referred to as the Greater Himalayas, the Lesser Himalayas, and the Outer Himalayas.

SOURCE (HTTP) http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/the-himalayas-himalayas-facts/6341/

A completely defunct classification of the ranges, not accepted anymore.

 

[KhalaiMakhlooq]

The Hindu Kush is no part of the Himalayas. Initially it was thought that from Central Asia till east of Bhutan into China it was the same mountain range. This was the result of no real geographical surveys of these vast and very remote regions. Later, owing to proper geographical surveys, it was realised that by every definition of a mountain range this whole stretch consisted of many separate and different mountain ranges, e.g. The Pamir range in Central Asia and northern Afghanistan, The Alai north of the Pamir, The Tein-Shan north of The Alai, The Hindu Kush along the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan, The Karakoram along the border of Pakistan and China and then onto IOK, The Kunlun Shan running north of the Karakoram in China and then the Himalayas starting in Pakistan and then running through IOK, onto the Chinese borders with India, Nepal, India again, Bhutan and then ending in China (There are then sub-ranges within these distinct ranges, e.g. the Muztagh Range in the Karakoram). Some of these ranges are still confused as parts of the others (e.g. The Kunlun Shan a part of The Karakoram), however it is unanimously accepted by all authorities that The Pamir, The Hindu Kush, The Karakoram and the Himalayas are four completely separate and distinct ranges and not a part of any of the others.

The layman of the world, however, has been slow to understand these revelations since not a lot of people actually understand how mountain ranges work and also because man is slow to learn anything. The non-scientific terms 'The Greater Himalayan Region' and 'The Greater Himalayan Mountain System' still in use to clump all these ranges together for the sake of convenience have also not helped the matter.



A completely defunct classification of the ranges, not accepted anymore.

There is some value in referring to places with geographic landmarks. For example, take one part of any mountain range. One one side you will find one ethnic or tribal people, and only a few miles away on the other side you will find people completely different. Probably why Chinese people look so different to Indian people. They act as natural borders, beyond politics.

 

[ARMalik]

So the US and its friends invade a poor country, kill thousands of innocent people, give free hand to pedophiles in A-stan, and then some jack-*** makes a movie spreading lies that CIA is fighting some Aliens. Only someone with a very pathetic mindset can come up with such a horrible scenario. They are not fighting Aliens, but are murdering innocent people, and if God is still listening, may he wipe out these murderers from the face of the Earth.

 

[KhalaiMakhlooq]

So the US and its friends invade a poor country, kill thousands of innocent people, give free hand to pedophiles in A-stan, and then some jack-*** makes a movie spreading lies that CIA is fighting some Aliens. Only someone with a very pathetic mindset can come up with such a horrible scenario. They are not fighting Aliens, but are murdering innocent people, and if God is still listening, may he wipe out these murderers from the face of the Earth.

I knew this film may be potentially offensive, as it undermines the foundation of the self-righteousness one would feel, causing them to feel sick to their stomach. I guess if one believes they are 'right' because 'they are being attacked' by the 'enemy' that may make them feel special. In reality humans are an insignificant part of the cosmos, and only one with an over-inflated ego would put themselves as the be all and the end-all of everything.

 

[KhalaiMakhlooq]

Thanks to the publisher of this thread... for the documentary - https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/this-happened-in-helmand-afghanistan-and-you-wont-beleive-it.591918/

 

[krash]

There is some value in referring to places with geographic landmarks.

Inaccuracy is always counterproductive and, IMO, pretty lazy.

For example, take one part of any mountain range. One one side you will find one ethnic or tribal people, and only a few miles away on the other side you will find people completely different. Probably why Chinese people look so different to Indian people. They act as natural borders, beyond politics.

I didn't get this part. How does it relate to our discussion?