AFGHANISTAN

Afghanistan has had nearly all forms of governments for the past several decades from a kingdom, to a republic, to communist dictatorship, to mujahideen coalition, to an Islamic centralist, and to more  or less another republic form of government lately.

Recent interviews with presidential hopefuls reveal profound, pathological inexperience and deferment privileges bestowed upon candidates and their family members in a time of war.

Wednesday January 25th: a meeting was arranged in Helmand province in which Minister of Hajj and religious affairs Dr Mohammad Yousaf Niazai, Helmand governor Mohammad Gulab Mangal,

Sunday, 22 January 2012 12:40 Hanif Hammad
There have been startling reports in the different blogs and websites and media release circulating around “diaper scarcity” or “the US-NATO troops in diapers” over the past couple of weeks.

Since the invasion of Afghanistan in October 2001, the Western alliance has shown its ugliness through horrendous forms of murders and despicable war crimes including use of illegal weapons. However, the true face of the Western alliance and their moral degradation emerged with the passage of every day especially when the insurmountable and unreported losses of the US and her allies fail to make it to the official tallies in Afghanistan.

Hi all,
Sorry about the late notice on this, but I just found out about it. It is an ongoing effort to promote social development in Afghanistan.
The Kabul Innovation Lab is bringing together IT experts from all over Afghanistan and other countries, such as Kenya, Mexico, Haiti, and America that have experience in social media projects for social change. As you can see on the  website!

The Warlord: Abdul Rashid Dostum, a Blood-Stained Chapter in the History of Afghanistan, by Abdul Qadeer Muhajir, (1997)
Abdul Qadeer Muhajir has invested twenty years of research in writing this compelling narrative, a riveting manuscript which often entailed physical hardship and personal risk while on a fact finding mission through six of Afghanistan’s northern-provinces.

President Barack Obama                                                              January11, 2012
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Ave. NW                                                            
Washington DC 20500

Dear President Obama:

We are writing to reject introducing a federal system of government in Afghanistan as argued by several US House Representatives at a conference in Germany which is widely interpreted by the Afghan people as dividing the country and harming prospects for peace. A conference held on, January 8, 2012 at the Aspin Institute, Berlin, Germany on the post 2014 prospects for Afghanistan, indicated this scheme threatening the unity, peace and stability of the country. The Afghan people see this as interference in the domestic affairs of Afghanistan and contrary to the recently announced policies of your Administration toward Afghanistan annunciated by Vice President Biden seeking greater peace and end of conflict.  
The conference in Berlin was entitled: “ Members of the US House of Representatives in Dialogue with Leaders From Northern, Western and Central Afghanistan”. This gathering indirectly duplicated the failed policies of the past to divide Afghanistan in to north-south, which was tried in collaboration with the Russians during the war against the Soviet occupation under the code name “Operation Koskad”. Some of the same Afghans or their close associates were involved. The scheme to separate several provinces in northern Afghanistan from the rest of the country fortunately failed.

There is little that can be construed as rational when a nation is in a state of war. But there exist events that often defy the most nefarious and or conspiracy-bound theories. Afghanistan, as with so many nations around the world, a disproportional history or legacy exists. When events defy analysis and hence explanation, said events are said to be diffused or obscured by the legendary or amorphous “fog of War.” A rudimentary- sketch of “The Fog of War” as it relates to Afghanistan follows:

Historic Briefs…January 2012
Veritas vos Liberabit…And the Truth shall set you free
Blood for Oil:

At the conclusion of World War I, the 28th President of the U.S., Woodrow Wilson, addressed the membership of the League of Nations in Europe and said “can any Member gathered here truly believe that the seeds of war are not born in commercial and industrial competition?

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