Culture in Afghanistan

Posted by Admin on Apr 21, 2015 in Uncategorized | 0 comments

The Reasons in the United States invaded. Afghanistan in the first place is obviously because Osama Bin Laden, had moved his operations to Afghanistan a number of years, earlier and that is where the basic planning for the nine eleven operation took place.

Stephen KinZer – (NY Times Correspondent) : There is a natural emotional overheads still in the United States from the event’s of September eleven. We feel that we are facing of global and enemy that worthless in the evil.

Shukria Barakzai – (Afghan Parliament) : Unfortunately no one want to understand what is Afghanistan. I believe Afghanistan is not a very complicated country, but yes it’s a complicated situation. It is not impossible issue to break peace for Afghanistan. it is a bit difficult but we can try our best whenever, we got what vision for Afghanistan and one goal.

Do you know the difference between the Taliban and Al Qaeda?

“No, I did not know.”

“No, I do not know the difference between the Taliban and al-qaeda”.

Who is the President of Afghanistan?

“I have no clue.”

“I do not know who is the president of Afghanistan is.”

“No idea.”

Do you Recognize the term Pashtun?

“I do not recognize the term actually.”

It is accurate to think about has Afghanistan as muslim country. For our purposes it is even more affected to think about it postured country.

Thomas Barfield – (AIAS President) : The main group in Afghanistan as the questions constituting perhaps. Forty percent of the population on they were belong the Pakistan border.

Anand Gopal – (Journalist) : If you go to the board area of the south this is the passion hard line.

You feel to understand the essential principle of what’s called Pashtunwali, which is something like Pashtun Messed — .Do not invade my women’s dressing room. Do not invade my house. Do not invade my complex. Do not invade my village. Do not invade my — . We have done all of those things.

Erica Gaston – (Hinningson Fellow) : When they lost a family member. They lost a home and some our injured. Afghans immediately expect an apology and they expect compensation.

There are things that we consider to be, not particularly important of with the Afghans see as potentially violating their honor code and hence. It’s easy way to you know to make enemies particularly if you’re unfamiliar with this, you might not even know it each year you’re doing it. There is a Taliban that is one thing, and al qaeda is something very different.

Anand Gopal – (Journalist) : Al qaeda made up a barrister coming from Gulf Air.

Al qaeda is an organization former fighter, global organization that is dedicated to coming to wherever there are americans who can be targeted.

Anand Gopal – (Journalist) : Al qaeda can talks a lot about global jihad about attacking New York attacking London.

The Taliban is something different. The Taliban is product of Afghanistan. The Taliban has broad support inside of Afghanistan.

Anand Gopal – (Journalist) : All local Afghans mostly passions lot of people see the Taliban forced to keep away criminals in bad debts and as a force to deliver version sort of harsh law and order.

Carl Conetta – (Commonwealth Institute) : But I think their greatest strength is that they are seen has as having more rights than we, to be there because they are sons of Afghanistan.

Winslow Wheeler – (Independent Institute) – I am very skeptical that we have learned the fundamental lessons how to interact with these foreign cultures.

The greatest misperceptions about afghanistan and the Americans had his first about their heirs. Nobody speaks Arabic in Afghanistan.

Erica Gaston – (Hinningson Fellow) : they see international forces as having come to their country promises peace and aid and what they most often series samples where the aid hasn’t gotten to them

Robert Pape – (Univ. of Chicago) : it’s the American military by our own leaders words thats guaranteeing the security of the Afghan government in Afghanistan so very bad thing to promise what can’t or what deliver.

We need to remind ourselves we are not afghani, we’re sending hundreds of thousands of people into these countries who do not share the religion. Who do not understand the culture. Who do not have kinship relations with local people and who do not even speak that language. Just because it’s complicated doesn’t mean the you can’t understand it.