The horrors of civilized America in Afghanistan.

 The horrors of civilized America in Afghanistan.

Human rights and civilization have always been together, but the amount of talk that is being talked about today is probably never before and at the same time human rights are being violated as much as it is today. was done. History is replete with the atrocities perpetrated by the conquering nations against the people of the conquered nations, whether they were Alexander the Great or Genghis Khan or Hulagu Khan. They all had the same characteristic of East and West. There was no appropriation, nor of the times. If any of the great conquests were victorious and there was peace, but there was peace and contentment, that was the conquest of Makkah, and the conqueror here was the same religion and its prophet, The whole West and infidelity are against it, while the crimes they are committing are hard to find, the latest example of which can be found even in the horrors of the horrors of Der Spiegel and Rolling Stone What the magazine has done is show in these magazines the innocence of some American soldiers that humanity is ashamed to see. The same vicious tradition of making parables is being repeated by a very civilized nation. First ordinary Afghan civilians were killed and then they The way the bodies were desecrated could be attributed to the United States. The U.S. government has seized more than a dozen computers in a bid to keep them out. Relatives of the soldiers involved in the operation were contacted to ask if they had any such images to be removed, but the images have since surfaced and it has been revealed that US troops in Afghanistan The team has formed a group called "Killer Team" which is breaking all previous records of atrocities. In these photos, an Afghan man is beheaded and placed on a training ground by soldiers. Similarly, on January 15, 2010, a 15-year-old unarmed boy, Gul Madin, who lived in a village called Kala La Muhammad near Kandahar, was killed for no reason. He was martyred by being hit by a grenade and then he was photographed as a certificate of bravery, then his clothes were taken off and his body was played with with knives and scissors and his fingers were cut off.

Similarly, in November 2009, when US troops were asked to retrieve the bodies of those killed in a gunship helicopter attack, the bodies were desecrated, and Sir Gibbs presented them as "commemorative trophies." Cut off the fingers. Similarly, there are some amputated legs and heads which are being made into a training board. In another picture, a cardboard board is hung around the neck of a corpse on which it is written "Dead student" while According to the report, this man was one of the innocent farmers who were killed by the Americans. These incidents are certainly not limited to the 3rd Platoon Killer Group, but the entire U.S. military is involved in similar war crimes, and the U.S. Department of Defense has succeeded in doing everything possible to stop these images. No matter how many pictures of the incident may have been taken, but the heavens and the earth would tremble when the brave Afghan cowards fell prey to the hidden war of the enemy. The Guardian has published an article by Malalai Jo Ya in which she mentions the killing of 65 villagers in Kunar province in 2009, including nine children who were collecting firewood to light a fire in their home. According to the columnist, who is an Afghan himself and obviously knows the situation in Afghanistan better than foreigners, the families of the victims are offered ڈالر 2,000 each, meaning the cost of an Afghan's life is ڈالر 2,000 and Hundreds of thousands of Muslims have been killed for American lives, and it is not that these American crimes are new. In recent history, the United States has been doing the same thing in Vietnam and then Iraq, and since the Afghan war began. If the United States has done so, it is now fulfilling its frenzy of atrocities against Afghans, sometimes in jirgas and sometimes in the form of bombings of schools. In 2009, hundreds of civilians were killed in night raids. Including pregnant women whose children were killed before they were born.


According to a report by The American Muslims, pilgrims are being specifically targeted.
For ordinary Afghans, punches, slaps, slaps and kicks by American soldiers are now commonplace.
These are the only crimes that come to light, otherwise the United States itself sends troops to the countries where it worsens the situation and under the pretext of correcting them, then its army commits war crimes at every step. This is the battlefield where every atrocity and every crime is permissible, but what about Afghanistan? Even our own border areas are under constant American terror. Drones can attack any house, any village, even any vehicle. The United States has recently announced that it will not give any explanation to Pakistan for every drone strike, even if the attack is on a jirga. Whether at a funeral or at a madrassa or school for young children, he will consider himself an authority on it.
The world now has to think about the role of the United States and come up with a plan of action.

Human rights and civilization have always been together, but the amount of talk that is being talked about today is probably never before and at the same time human rights are being violated as much as it is today. was done. History is replete with the atrocities perpetrated by the conquering nations against the people of the conquered nations, whether they were Alexander the Great or Genghis Khan or Hulagu Khan. They all had the same characteristic of East and West. There was no appropriation, nor of the times. If any of the great conquests were victorious and there was peace, but there was peace and contentment, that was the conquest of Makkah, and the conqueror here was the same religion and its prophet, The whole West and infidelity are against it, while the crimes they are committing are hard to find, the latest example of which can be found even in the horrors of the horrors of Der Spiegel and Rolling Stone What the magazine has done is show in these magazines the innocence of some American soldiers that humanity is ashamed to see. The same vicious tradition of making parables is being repeated by a very civilized nation. First ordinary Afghan civilians were killed and then they The way the bodies were desecrated could be attributed to the United States. The U.S. government has seized more than a dozen computers in a bid to keep them out. Relatives of the soldiers involved in the operation were contacted to ask if they had any such images to be removed, but the images have since surfaced and it has been revealed that US troops in Afghanistan The team has formed a group called "Killer Team" which is breaking all previous records of atrocities. In these photos, an Afghan man is beheaded and placed on a training ground by soldiers. Similarly, on January 15, 2010, a 15-year-old unarmed boy, Gul Madin, who lived in a village called Kala La Muhammad near Kandahar, was killed for no reason. He was martyred by being hit by a grenade and then he was photographed as a certificate of bravery, then his clothes were taken off and his body was played with with knives and scissors and his fingers were cut off.