Re: AFGHANISTAN STOP CREATING PROBLEMS FOR PAKISTAN
The refugee afghans do not seem to have any respect or appreciation for the way Pakistan have helped them. As if Pakistan dont have enough problems already.
Afghan nation is best in two things:
To kill each other and to suppress women.
The Jahiliyat of afghan nation towards their women is just too much.
And due to its extreme practice of segregation between the sexes
bi-and homosexuality is corrupting the youth. I think, Bamiyan province is the only place having a female Hazara governor. An young Pashtun girl in parliament lives under total protection, having death threats said to her face in OPEN parliament! Even threats of RAPE!
Lets face it, India is only helping to create frictions/tensions between the neighbour countries. India cant even cope with its own Muslim population, why would they honestly care for Afghanis? India is arm wristling with Pakistan while fooling the Afghan nation, making them believe they are their allies.
Almost in every dari speaking family, people are getting married out side the tribal commnunity. My counsins are a stunning product of such happy unions. Infact, Pakistan is a true multi cultural nation. With lots of love for its diversity.
Afghanistan wins zero by shaking hands with India. It will back fire....
We are proud of our heritage but our heart belongs to PAKISTAN. And Baluchistan can proudly present first female airforce pilot of Pakistan from Hazara community.
just excellent summary...verybeautiful and realistic.....
one more thing...the biggest threat which we are facing and which ruined us more is that pride of "tribe" ...aurakzai..gulzai...fighting for tribal interest...tajik..pashtuns...tajiks..uzbeks...etnicity...language discrimination and division..we still worship the idols of races..tribes...forgetting that we are muslims first....
Re: AFGHANISTAN STOP CREATING PROBLEMS FOR PAKISTAN
ISLAMABAD (AFP) - Pakistan hopes that a meeting between President Pervez Musharraf and his Afghan counterpart Hamid Karzai in Turkey next week will help clear up misunderstandings, the foreign office said Monday. The two key allies of the US-led war on terror have been at loggerheads for months over Kabul’s claims that Islamabad is either failing to tackle or is actively fostering a growing Taliban insurgency.
“It is always useful to maintain dialogue,” foreign office spokeswoman Tasnim Aslam said at a weekly briefing when asked what Pakistan’s aims were from the meeting due on April 29.Aslam said statements from Afghanistan “reflect a lack of understanding about Pakistan and our policy and what we are doing to ensure that there is no cross-border movement by undesirable elements.”
Pakistan says it has 80,000 troops stationed on the frontier with Afghanistan to stop insurgents crossing and that pro-government tribesmen recently killed 300 “foreign militants” in the region.But Pakistan’s plans to fence part of the border have angered Afghanistan. On Thursday Kabul said its troops had torn down some fencing and clashed with Pakistani soldiers.
Pakistan was one of three countries that recognised the harsh Taliban regime in the late 1990s, but later supported the US-led invasion of Afghanistan after the September 11, 2001 attacks on the United States.Aslam said that Pakistan has stood by Afghanistan “in all times of adversity very consistently” but said that its neighbour faced massive internal problems including from drugs, warlords and a lack of national reconciliation efforts.
Re: AFGHANISTAN STOP CREATING PROBLEMS FOR PAKISTAN
She reiterated that the presence of some three million Afghan refugees was creating problems for Pakistan because "there are reports that the refugees are providing shelter to Taliban and others."
If the Afghans don't like Pakistan, then why don't their people just leave and go back to their own country?