Women parliamentarians from Afghanistan write a letter to Pakistani women parliamentarians

[Irfan Baloch]

I don’t know for sure, but He look like a relatively rich Afghan kid who use to sit with me in class, back in 7th class (Pindi). He use to bring golden pen, with concealed knife in it. He did not stated there for long, I guess got in trouble because of knife.

are you talking about Najaf Afghan? his family moved to Pakistan early days of communist regime and was based in E sector of Islamabad. but he must have studied in Islamabad, many rich Afghans fled Afghanistan before the civil war.

 

[Dalit]

What exactly is the Taliban gameplan here ? Are they planning to take Kabul by force ?

They stated earlier they do not want street fighting in the cities. Kabul is still home to the 'democratically elected' government besides embassies and many Afghan nationals who worked/work for the government and the Americans etc. Is there going to be major bloodshed and international incidents such as attacks on embassies in Kabul ? How many armed US military contractors are working there ? There must be a bunch of South African retied military security mercs as well as Russians and other private guys on guard duty too.

Full mad max craziness ? No ? The Taliban are looking for international legitimacy as a ruling regime ?

LOL Before asking all these questions, why did you Indians pack your bags and leave?

 

[Genghis khan1]

are you talking about Najaf Afghan? his family moved to Pakistan early days of communist regime and was based in E sector of Islamabad. but he must have studied in Islamabad, many rich Afghans fled Afghanistan before the civil war.

No, Hamdullah Mohib his name and face seems familiar. Age is also very close.

 

[FuturePAF]

The youngest person elected to the Afghan Parliament, who is also a woman, says her fellow parliamentarians; many whom are warlords, are not any better for Afghan women despite 20 years of outside efforts to change them or force them to abide by international norms.

remember, she is a member of the Afghan government and even she calls a spade a spade.

This is from just a couple days ago

 

[Mentee]

Media reports say he (Dostum) is in Turkiye for medical reasons

 

[Sharma Ji]

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oh so he's back..

lol. not been keeping up with all of the goings on here, pardon me.

 

[Mentee]

oh so he's back..

lol. not been keeping up with all of the goings on here, pardon me.

Them naughty erdo fans ------- first arranging a safe entrance for the would be isis guys to syria from all across western hemisphere and now pampering a pedo war criminal

 

[Genghis khan1]

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Turkey May be trying to recruit him and some other Turkic factions. Taliban are Skeptical of Turkish involvement.

The youngest person elected to the Afghan Parliament, who is also a woman, says her fellow parliamentarians; many whom are warlords, are not any better for Afghan women despite 20 years of outside efforts.

Afghan female Airforce pilots had to seek asylum in US, because of discrimination and sexual harassment from male pilots. They tell female pilots to go home. Airforce is not for women.

 

[El Sidd]

Pakistani women parliamentarians hardly speak English.

They should write this letter in Urdu.

 

[hussain0216]

It is indeed astonishing that most of those who are rooting for Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, won't have the same savages as rulers in Pakistan. Last time someone tried to implement their "Islamic system" on us forcefully, we fought a war with those cavemen for 15 years.

As Pakistanis, we need to stay neutral and let the Afghans find a solution on table. Takeover of one party over Kabul will never solve our problem.

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I want the hindutva extremist to take over India too, dosent mean I want their saffron stink in Islamabad

 

[Dalit]

I wouldn't call it fake, but it's clear that it has been done to jeopardise Pakistan's role in the peace process as well as make Pakistan seem like an unsafe country. This will even make the planned talks with all AFG parties in doubt.

Wonder who has the means to carry this out and who it will benefit?

This won't be the last time either. We have to understand something very clearly. Afghans and their counterparts don't want peace. They are looking for something else.

It is funny how a bunch of warlord thugs have become the favorites of the US and NATO countries. These countries lecture all day long about human rights, freedom of speech and liberties. Here they turn a blatant blind eye when Northern Alliance warlords rape boys, oppress women and violate human rights. The duplicity couldn't be any worse.

The youngest person elected to the Afghan Parliament, who is also a woman, says her fellow parliamentarians; many whom are warlords, are not any better for Afghan women despite 20 years of outside efforts to change them or force them to abide by international norms.

remember, she is a member of the Afghan government and even she calls a spade a spade.

This is from just a couple days ago

You will never hear Western media, US/NATO generals and other proponents of democracy acknowledge that Northern Alliance warlords are as terrible for women's rights as their favorite enemy the Taliban. In fact, the US/NATO bloc has turned a blind eye to all abuses during their occupation in Afghanistan. Afghan soldiers raped boys and women in the presence of US/NATO soldiers. This has been ongoing for a full two decades. It is laughable how the Western media likes to pretend that Afghanistan has made progress under Northern Alliance thugs.

Now here comes the bitter part for Western supporters of Northern Alliance. The Taliban actually oppose bacha bazi culture. In fact many Afghans initially supported the Taliban because Northern Alliance commie abuse was extremely rampant in Afghanistan.

 

[ziaulislam]

What is wrong with the mods on this forum? Why remove my post? This is what I mean with apologetic behavior. Always appeasing the other side. Always this double agenda. Picking both sides. This policy won't work anymore. We have to say it how it is. Afghanistan is an enemy of Pakistan.

Enough is enough. We won't listen to these Kabuli thugs who claim our land and are responsible for instability in Pakistan. Afghani Northern Alliance bacha baaz have tried to terrorise Pakistani people. They have slaughtered our children in broad daylight. Countless terror attacks in Pakistan can be attributed to TTP who operate and seek support in Afghanistan.

This charm offensive by Kabuli women won't have any effect.

U dnt want sanctions right? And fighting in afghanistan
So solution is a negoaited surrender to talis & thats whats been discussed

 

[FuturePAF]

This won't be the last time either. We have to understand something very clearly. Afghans and their counterparts don't want peace. They are looking for something else.

It is funny how a bunch of warlord thugs have become the favorites of the US and NATO countries. These countries lecture all day long about human rights, freedom of speech and liberties. Here they turn a blatant blind eye when Northern Alliance warlords rape boys, oppress women and violate human rights. The duplicity couldn't be any worse.


You will never hear Western media, US/NATO generals and other proponents of democracy acknowledge that Northern Alliance warlords are as terrible for women's rights as their favorite enemy the Taliban. In fact, the US/NATO bloc has turned a blind eye to all abuses during their occupation in Afghanistan. Afghan soldiers raped boys and women in the presence of US/NATO soldiers. This has been ongoing for a full two decades. It is laughable how the Western media likes to pretend that Afghanistan has made progress under Northern Alliance thugs.

Now here comes the bitter part for Western supporters of Northern Alliance. The Taliban actually oppose bacha bazi culture. In fact many Afghans initially supported the Taliban because Northern Alliance commie abuse was extremely rampant in Afghanistan.

It won’t get play in mainstream media but should be documented so a realistic understanding of what’s going on is known, so that when the final analysis of why is war was futile, this will prove the Kabul regime was the greatest impediment to peace. They could have extended an olive branch to the Talibs in 2002 but they squandered a golden opportunity and for which hundred of thousands of lives on all sides were lost over the course of the subsequent two decades.

 

[Dalit]

U dnt want sanctions right? And fighting in afghanistan
So solution is a negoaited surrender to talis & thats whats been discussed

Heck if they surrender to the Taliban I am all smiles.

 

[Samurai_assassin]

It won’t get play in mainstream media but should be documented so a realistic understanding of what’s going on is known, so that when the final analysis of why is war was futile, this will prove the Kabul regime was the greatest impediment to peace. They could have extended an olive branch to the Talibs in 2002 but they squandered a golden opportunity and for which hundred of thousands of lives on all sides were lost for the course of the subsequent two decades.

under Bush administration the taliban offered a ceasefire and withdraw their fighters. Hamid Karzai accepted however Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfield gave orders to launch attacks and assassinate Taliban members who were fleeing. Big mistake.