"Taliban" are :wub:ing hypocrites

[Farnan]

http://www.longwarjournal.org/archiv...mbers_assa.php

Attacking a ing mosque, and destroying it. Pakistan needs to kill those ers.

[removeduser_487563287433]

Well they rape children, profiteer from the drugs trade and throw acid in the faces of women. This is a very mild day out for them.

[Farnan]

Well they rape children, profiteer from the drugs trade and throw acid in the faces of women. This is a very mild day out for them.

Of course.

However, they claim to be protecting Islam, but destroying mosques proves how much of hypocrites they are. Hopefully those who support them can see them.

The Taliban, Al Qaeda and IMU kill more Muslims than Christians, and they kill more Muslims than the Western forces.

[Babur]

Of course.

However, they claim to be protecting Islam, but destroying mosques proves how much of hypocrites they are. Hopefully those who support them can see them.

indeed, but I think it has been known for some time that they're hypocrites

The Taliban, Al Qaeda and IMU kill more Muslims than Christians, and they kill more Muslims than the Western forces.

well Islamophobes forget that sadly

[Koelkastmagneet]

well Islamophobes forget that sadly

As do romanticist Islamists and nationalist Arabs.

[Farnan]

As do romanticist Islamists and nationalist Arabs.

Actually Arab Nationalism is a secular movement that includes Arab Christians along with Arab Muslims. They and Al Qaeda don't usually get along.

[Ahiga]

Of course.

However, they claim to be protecting Islam, but destroying mosques proves how much of hypocrites they are. Hopefully those who support them can see them.

The Taliban, Al Qaeda and IMU kill more Muslims than Christians, and they kill more Muslims than the Western forces.

I recall reading a book about reporters (A good deal of them were Turkish, but also some American/British/whatever journalists) who participated in coverage of many conflicts in the 70s, 80s and 90s. It ranged from Sierra Leone, Lebanon, Turkey and Bosnia. When one of them went to visit the Taliban in the 90s the account of his meeting with some Taliban ranking official was rather enlightening. It took place in a studio with 80s and 90s posters of movies, rock stars and supermodels, I think Bon Jovi was playing on the speakers or a guy was wearing a shirt with him on it. The official remarked how when one of his underlings ended up erasing a tape of his favorite movie (some Western one) he beat him with a horsewhip until he was satisfied. As some of the men left another brought in a brick of Hashish and the official cheered "Sex, drugs, and rock and roll!". They were also doing Vodka.

Add onto that the child-ing, of course. But it's fairly common that the most vocal and extremist people are the most likely to be hypocritical: See the gay child molestation amongst Clergy, homosexuality amongst Evangelical Preachers

[alhoon]

Of course.

However, they claim to be protecting Islam, but destroying mosques proves how much of hypocrites they are. Hopefully those who support them can see them.

So does throwing acid to women, that their religion founder said they had to tread with respect. Their Prophet was listening to his wives and even doing some chores in the house.

[Phier]

Well they rape children, profiteer from the drugs trade and throw acid in the faces of women. This is a very mild day out for them.

From what I read, its not really a Taliban thing to throw acid in the face of women, but a conservative Islam thing in places like Pakistan and beyond. I wouldn't recommend searching for the subject unless you have a strong stomach of course.

[Gertrudius]

ENOUGH WITH THE GRAPHIC LINKS! It's a breach of the ToS.

[AqD]

Well they rape children, profiteer from the drugs trade and throw acid in the faces of women. This is a very mild day out for them.

nothing wrong with drug trade as long as they don't sell it to Afghans. They need to make money, unless the US government supports them financially

[Farnan]

One thing,

Babur, isn't Khan a Pashto name?

Hopefully if so his tribe follows Pashtunwali.

[Babur]

One thing,

Babur, isn't Khan a Pashto name?

yes in South Asia, Khan indicates Pathan descent, a list of famous Khans:

Spoiler Alert, click show to read: 

Sher Khan:



A Suri Pathan who founded a powerful North Indian empire after expelling Babur's son Humayun from India thus temporarily ending the Mughal Empire:



Ahmad Khan Abdali, founder of the Afghan nation:



he built a pretty big empire stretching from Iran and Khurasan in the west all the way east to Delhi

and now more contemporary examples

Irfan Khan better known today Irfan Pathan, a famous cricketer for India:



Yusuf Khan, born in Peshawar now in Pakistan better known as Dilip Kumar,one of the greatest bollywood stars ever:





Shahrukh Khan,a good friend of my dad,he was born in Delhi (like me ) but his family had migrated from Peshawar to Delhi,he is a Pathan too



Saif Ali Khan, a Pathan from the family of the Nawabs of Pautaudi in India

sorry for the digression but I just wished to illustrate my point

Hopefully if so his tribe follows Pashtunwali.

well dunno his family have most probably forsaken those ways,but I dunno .

also just as a sidenote,I want to add that the guy in my profile is buried in Kabul and it was his favourite city when he lived.The Taliban showed no respect for his tomb :

[BlackPirate]

Well they are fanatics and these things happen when you press a fanatic

[Captain Jin]

http://www.longwarjournal.org/archiv...mbers_assa.php

Attacking a ing mosque, and destroying it. Pakistan needs to kill those ers.

No different from the pricks in Iraq that used their holy sites as a place to attack us from because they knew we had more respect for those same holy sites than they did.

August 5, 2004, Muqtada al-Sadr and the Mahdi Army seized the mosque and used it as a military base for launching attacks against the Iraqi police, the provincial government and coalition forces. The fighting was eventually ended by a peace agreement. Although the neighboring buildings suffered considerable damage, the mosque itself suffered only superficial damage from stray bullets and shrapnel.

Freaking beautiful, huh? One of the most important holy sites in the Muslim world, and the bastards are using it as a military base to attack American forces. I had buddies in that fight and they took casualties to protect the place and avoid directly wrecking the hell out of it. Do I take issue with respecting religious places? No, but I can't stand how we're constantly knocked as being insensitive to Islam when we go waaay out of our way to avoid doing damage to these places, especially in comparison to the bastards using it as a base to attack for the supposed sake of Allah and Islam. Damn rubbish, can't stand them. I hope Pakistan captures them and goes to work on them for weeks.

[Babur]

No different from the pricks in Iraq that used their holy sites as a place to attack us from because they knew we had more respect for those same holy sites than they did.

yeah, like that attack on the Al Askari Mosque in 2006

[Stavroforos]

Replace "Germans" with "Taliban."

[Tiberius Tosi]

Well it just shows they are not actually giving a damn about any religion or jihad and that, like Iraq (remember Al Sadr's famous mosque bombing that almost started a religious civil war), they only want to create a more chaotic situation in which they thrive on and grow. Once that is established they feel that peoples' faith in the government will deteriorate and the faith in the Taliban to protect them will grow. Hopefully, like in Iraq, they will take it too far and turn the people against themselves.

[Farnan]

Well it just shows they are not actually giving a damn about any religion or jihad and that, like Iraq (remember Al Sadr's famous mosque bombing that almost started a religious civil war), they only want to create a more chaotic situation in which they thrive on and grow. Once that is established they feel that peoples' faith in the government will deteriorate and the faith in the Taliban to protect them will grow. Hopefully, like in Iraq, they will take it too far and turn the people against themselves.

Real quick. It wasn't Al Sadr that bombed the Mosque but AQI.

[priam11]

What is the old adage that cropped up during the Vietnam war....

We had to destroy the village in order to save it.

Just insert the word mosque in this case.