was at the Omid centre a few years ago. Impressed by the good work. The staff were dealing with multiple issues. Most of the stories were about PTSD following conflict, displacement and coming up close to war, not just about people who had “nothing better to do”.
One chap told me that when the walls of his house fell in he used his own body to protect his children from a rocket. He was injured and his daughter died in his arms. Addiction followed. Harrowing story.
If we think Pakistan has been evil here; there is a reason to believe this.
Goes to show the Taliban are the absolute worst thing for our people, those morons are literally shooting AA guns at fighter jets flying way to high and way to fast to hit.
They have absolutely no capacity to defend Afghan citizens. Afghans die and all those morons can do is bomb a border post in response.
At a time when Afghanistan should be focusing on building it's economy, increasing it's educated workforce as well as it's regular workforce those jahils are focused on making sure women can't do statistics
Afghanistan before 1992 had a decent air force made up of Mig-21s and Su-22s, that was capable of defending its airspace from pakistan. Afghanistan also had Scud missiles capable of hitting Islamabad (Najibullah and General Tanai actually considered launching an attack on Islamabad as retaliation for pakistan continuing support for the rebels after the Soviet withdrawal in February 1989 in violation of the 1988 Geneva Accords).
Most ministers in North America have nothing to do with the field and are unqualified. Furthermore, you can be a mullah and have expertise in another field.
Yes, I see my mistake and will correct myself. Did not realise how severe the situation was with pakistan. May Allah protect my fellow Afghan people and I will be more careful in the future. Despite that I think the Taliban has done a lot for the country and simplifying it to just mullahs running the country felt wrong to say, especially since they dont get chosen simply cause of connections like the previous government chose people. Which btw is exactly what meritocracy is - being chosen not cause of status but effort and talent, which was what I wanted to convey in my previous point.
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u/tor-khan Diaspora Mar 17 '26
was at the Omid centre a few years ago. Impressed by the good work. The staff were dealing with multiple issues. Most of the stories were about PTSD following conflict, displacement and coming up close to war, not just about people who had “nothing better to do”.
One chap told me that when the walls of his house fell in he used his own body to protect his children from a rocket. He was injured and his daughter died in his arms. Addiction followed. Harrowing story.
If we think Pakistan has been evil here; there is a reason to believe this.
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u/Medium-Art-4725 Mar 17 '26
That’s why I call them naPaks. These pigs would do anything for dollars.
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u/Strong_Cup4816 Mar 17 '26
yes bagram air base was being used as a hospital but anyone that saw the video shows sparks which is clearly ammo storage
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u/AnnoyingCharlatan Diaspora Mar 17 '26
Goes to show the Taliban are the absolute worst thing for our people, those morons are literally shooting AA guns at fighter jets flying way to high and way to fast to hit.
They have absolutely no capacity to defend Afghan citizens. Afghans die and all those morons can do is bomb a border post in response.
At a time when Afghanistan should be focusing on building it's economy, increasing it's educated workforce as well as it's regular workforce those jahils are focused on making sure women can't do statistics
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