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When Afghanistan Had Hopes for the Future

gar | 11.08.2010 14:21 | Globalisation | World

This is how it was in Afganistan 50 years ago , before wars and the today US and NATO occupation drag the country to the stone ages.

"Biology class, Kabul University."
"Biology class, Kabul University."

"Park Cinema, like many others, provides the needed entertainment." You could ev
"Park Cinema, like many others, provides the needed entertainment." You could ev

"Gulbahar Textile Plant is one of the most modern in Asia."
"Gulbahar Textile Plant is one of the most modern in Asia."


This is how it was in Afganistan 50 years ago , before wars and the today US and NATO occupation drag the country to the stone ages.

gar
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And how were those hopes shattered?

11.08.2010 16:32

By the Soviet Russian invasion of 1979. Funny how 'gar' mentions the US and NATO, but not the people responsible for starting the whole bloody [laterally] mess.

historian


...zzz...cough...

11.08.2010 19:01

Sorry did I just have a horrible dream and the whole slide towards radical islam, russian invasion to install a hard communist state, civil war to get rid of said russians (funded and run from the US ok)
and then the totalitarial radical islamic state run by the Taliban was all just a dream.

but no, I can smell the sweet sweet smell of revionist history, with all the nasty "reality" taken out.

anon