@Umairorkz Wtf a Pashtun instructing others how to deal with the situation while themselves tying bombs in their bodies and killing thousands of innocent people
Camerunés colonizado, fingiendo duro ser francés, resentido, rico nuevo, prepotente y feo. Estuvo nervioso y muerto de miedo todo el partido, como todo su equipo, no pudieron meter ni un gol, ganaron de ped…
Lo único que muchos reclamamos a la Albirroja es no haberle dado una bofetada de mano abierta después que terminó el partido. Y eso que no soy fanática del fútbol 🫣
هزاره ها را در افغانستان طعنه ای فاطمیون می دادند ولی این ترکیب ثابت ساخت که هیچ هزاره ای در رهبری فاطمیون موجود نیست تاجک ها، سید و پشتون ها بیشتر از هزاره ها در این ترکیب شامل استند.
#فاطمیون#ایران#هزاره#تاجک#پشتون
@Moeen_Kh00@iampanjshiri What interest mother fkers?
Staying in Canada and supporting terrorism in Afg.? Btw if your daughter and sister study isn't it your interest?
@CR7007420@Peaceseeker06@iampanjshiri Your whole leaders are born, raised and trained in PAK and others are spy of PAK? Ask Haibatullah where his family is currently living? Remember India has never supported terrorism and will not support Pashtuns terrorists either, it is bcoz of their interests for now.
This fking Jihadi is living outside of the country, if it that so why you don't live under this sharia?
Why did you escape from Afg.? If everything is normal to you why don't go back to Afg.?
You whore
I agree with @saadmohseni. Why does everything have to be viewed in black and white? Why doesn’t the Afghan diaspora understand that?
Saad is someone who lives in Afghanistan and can speak more accurately about the realities on the ground. There are different voices coming from Afghanistan: those who are anti Taliban, those who are pro Taliban, and those who are pro Afghanistan, people like Saad, myself, and many others.
Yes, serious problems still exist. Girls above the sixth grade are still denied access to school, despite protests by both men and women. Women are still barred from attending universities. These realities should never be ignored.
At the same time, you still see women living, working, creating, and existing because resilience is part of who we are. Afghan women have been resisting male dominated ideologies for centuries, sometimes through major struggles, sometimes with little support, but always with determination.
One thing is certain: life has never been easy, and the experiences of women in Afghanistan have never been the same across the country. The realities of women in larger cities have often differed from those in smaller towns and villages. We do not live in an ideal world.
Instead of forcing every conversation into a black and white narrative and labeling anyone who speaks about the realities on the ground or sees things through a different lens as a Taliban sympathizer, we should acknowledge and amplify the gray areas. Doing so can help make life easier for those who still live in the country and fight these battles every day, not those commenting from abroad while enjoying freedoms and opportunities that many Afghans do not have.