Never been occupied (for more than a decade). The FEARLESS PASHTUN WARRIORS!!!


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Tu dhoop hain jham se bikhar
Tu hai nadee o bekhabar
Beh chal kahin ud chal kahin
Dil khush jahan teri toh manzil hai wahin.

Fearless men die just the same...I was watching a show (Fields of Armour, maybe) about armoured actions in Normandy and a British veteran was recounting an experience where his driver went to offer a dying Hilter Jugend (12th SS Panzer) of about 16 years old, a drink of water. As the driver approached the wounded kid feebly tried to pull his sidearm out, the driver pulled the gun from his hand, tossed it away and then tossed his canteen next to the kid...who was more admirable of the two men?

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"Patriotism is your conviction that this country is superior to all other countries because you were born in it."
George Bernard Shaw

one of few brave pashtun i admire .. rest r the puppets of arab masters and slaves of pakistanis .

SURRENDER OF PAKI ARMY IN 1971
1N 1971 A NEW HISTORY AS WELL AS A NEW NATION WAS CREATED BY WE THE INDIANS..

Pashtuns are refugees living on charity, blasted beggars.




colours of Kaziranga

"As the driver approached the wounded kid feebly tried to pull his sidearm out, the driver pulled the gun from his hand, tossed it away and then tossed his canteen next to the kid...who was more admirable of the two men?"

Both mean are quite right from their own point of view.

The young German, a 16 year old lad, fired by his zeal and militant nationalism decided to fight till his last breath against the enemy. He would rather kill the enemy than be his object of pity.

The driver on the other hand did his duty, and as a human being decided to help the wounded. He had a right to self-defence so he caught and tossed the firearm of the young lad but he also left his canteen next to the kid.

Both soldiers did what they believed is right.





colours of Kaziranga

"Both soldiers did what they believed is right."

That wasn't the question I asked...I asked which is more admirable?

It was more a rhetorical question, as I have my suspicions that the answers would breakdown along age groups.

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"Patriotism is your conviction that this country is superior to all other countries because you were born in it."
George Bernard Shaw