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The Unwanted Guest

I was a Mujahid and had fought hundreds of battles for years against the bloody communist Soviets, alongside other courageous Mujahideen. By the grace of God, we were successful in forcing them to leave the land of the brave and crowned our victory by making the last empire in the world crumble into bits and pieces. After fighting the Soviet Hinds with our Stinger missiles, I was sent towage Jihad against the Indian Hindus.

so how does this cia-created fake-mujahid having fought his fake-jihad find his "beloved" afghanistan that went from sending cosmonaut abdul ahad mohmand to the mir space station of the "bloody communists", to a ruined place where ladies were to be enclosed away in blue tents and men could not listen to music, these last two arranged of course by this fake-mujahid and his faker jihadi friends and their masters in white house and the palaces of the al-sauds.

"democracy" came to afghanistan with the destruction of the "bloody communist" "democratic republic of afghanistan"... happy democracy.

as for kashmir, neither pakistan establishment nor indian establishment has the solution... the only intermediate solution is the gaddafi solution ( kashmir : the definitive solution )... one must cast nationalist tendencies aside and look at what is best for peace.

does south asia not have enough problems??
 
Nice read @Joe Shearer Sir. Thanks for sharing.

as for kashmir, neither pakistan establishment nor indian establishment has the solution... the only intermediate solution is the gaddafi solution ( kashmir : the definitive solution )... one must cast nationalist tendencies aside and look at what is best for peace.

I like Gaddafi solution but how can it be implemented ? Both India and Pakistan won't agree to it.
 
I like Gaddafi solution but how can it be implemented ? Both India and Pakistan won't agree to it.

yes, the government in pakistan would be cowardly to speak of it and the present religio-nationalist government in india would be automatically opposed to it.

but there are two sets of people who can work towards it by talking about in tea talk among friends or in conferences...

1. indian media articles from september 2009 speak of indian-administered kashmir citizens praising muammar gaddafi after his uno speech then mentioned the kashmir solution in short phrases... despite this side of kashmir recently again becoming a breathing ground for reactionaries like asiya andrabi and isil fans, the peace-desiring kashmiris should speak up.

2. the intellectuals and progressive activists in india and pakistan have been recently re-activated because of similar situations in their own countries... these people should see that the long-term solution to bringing progress to their local societies also includes once-and-for-all resolution of kashmir.
 
Ghulam Nabi, what you need is real peace. This Afghan only knows the peace of a graveyard. That is not what I wanted for Afghanistan and it is not what I wish for Kashmir. Khudai Paman”.

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Joe sahib

This part is interesting:

I am an Afghan
(and a man of my word.)

I came here to fight to defend the Muslims of Kashmir,
---(because I was told that they were facing what we Afghans faced at the hands of the Soviets.0


But none of that was true. Kashmiris were not like us Afghans. Their culture was different. They detest violence. They are innocent people who were

... being used by the same country [hint hint ..... which country] which was culpable of turning Afghanistan into rubble.


Fear had choked their voice. The poor were tired of losing their young sons without knowing for what they lost them. They were worn by the deafening cries of the numerous widows and orphans. The common Kashmiri was longing for a dignified path, leading to peace. He was longing for liberation from this proxy war between two giants on his soil.


And you bought the whole article without question?

Perhaps it was too long of an article to really read it in detail. :-)

Strange!

I like Gaddafi solution but how can it be implemented ? Both India and Pakistan won't agree to it.
but he failed to implement a solution in his OWN country.
 
Nice read @Joe Shearer Sir. Thanks for sharing.



I like Gaddafi solution but how can it be implemented ? Both India and Pakistan won't agree to it.
This is the main problem in this case.The rationalist in me wants to implement the "Kashmir Solution" as proposed by our esteemed socialist member @jamahir but the nationalist in me prevents me from even thinking about this solution let alone implement it in Kashmir.I think most of the Indians and Pakistanis also face the same problem.Hence,it is well nigh impossible to find a plausible solution for Kashmir in the near future:coffee:
 

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