Thread: Taliban Gunmen Shoot 14-year-old Girl Activist

Crazy ass world!

I tell you we should bomb those sand niggas back to the stone age. Problem is, for them, that was last Tuesday.

I dont know about this shit... Real military action... killing little girls...I hope this is seen as a honorable killing for allayh(sp whatever). fucking cowards...

What do you expect from a 12th century culture.......I'm surprised she still has her 'Head'.......

kids are getting killed right here by their own parents. we need to stop being the world's social worker and tend to our own shit. yes i care but pussyfooting in their business isn't really doing any good. if we really wanted to eliminate these things we'd barge in there and plant a flag.

Strong moral character in those people.

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Originally Posted by Little Wing

kids are getting killed right here by their own parents. we need to stop being the world's social worker and tend to our own shit. yes i care but pussyfooting in their business isn't really doing any good. if we really wanted to eliminate these things we'd barge in there and plant a flag.

I agree more than disagree with you LW. The difference is we have a system of laws and justice that deal with parents that kill their kids. Over there the possiblility that anyone will be held accountable for this is pretty slim. Especially because the victim was a little girl.

Malala Yousufzai: the braveheart who took on the Taliban - Hindustan Times

One can only wonder what threat a fourteen-year-old posed to the might of the Taliban that they decided to attack her earlier this week with the intent of killing her and setting an example for others. After the attack, the Taliban not only claimed responsibility but also gave a justification, using the example of a prophet who had a child killed because the prophet knew that the child would grow up to become a tyrant. What the Taliban failed to point out was that neither did they have the foresight of the prophet nor was Malala turning into a tyrant.


Ehsanullah Ehsan, a spokesman for the Taliban, said that Malala was setting a wrong example for other young women in Swat by promoting secularism and ridiculing Islam and the Taliban. He also threatened the media for propagating the beliefs of the West and for encouraging the youth of Pakistan ?to be led astray?.
Far from leading them astray, Malala was trying to bring the people of Swat back from the stone ages. What she was doing was challenging the Taliban on their home ground. She was inspiring thousands of people in the troubled Swat Valley to resist the kind of rule the Taliban wanted to introduce.
More important, Malala had become an icon for the education of girls in the valley. From Swat, she was welcomed and heralded in other parts of Pakistan by school-going girls. In Karachi, a girls school was named after her.
Malala?s journey began soon after the Taliban moved into Swat in 2008 and shut down all girls schools. The Taliban said it was a temporary measure so that proper arrangements could be made for the education of girls. For the thousands of school girls of Swat, it was like a death knell.
The BBC wanted someone to write about this and other issues that were plaguing the valley and Malala started a blog under the name ?Gul Makay? which soon developed a huge following.

This was a time when people were fearful of writing anything. But Ziauddin, Malala?s father, agreed that his daughter write so that the rule of the Taliban be exposed to the world.
The blog became a window to the world of the Taliban and those who lived under their rule. Every week, Makay wrote about the violence that shook the valley, the fear and oppression that prevailed. She wrote about how girls were being shut in their homes and women were being barred from appearing in public.
Makay wrote about how sons were being taken away from their families. How young men were being made into suicide bombers and how the Taliban were pushing Swat into the stone ages by bombing schools and banning education. She also wrote about families being forced to donate their heirlooms for the cause of the Taliban.
However, soon after, the Pakistan Army started an operation against the Taliban and they fled the valley. It was then that Malala came out into the open and identified herself. She said that she wanted to highlight not only the wrongs conducted by the Taliban but also start a crusade for the education of girls all over Pakistan.
In November 2011, Yousafzai was nominated for an international children?s prize which she could not receive due to logistical and security reasons. In this time, however, the Pakistan government recognised her work and awarded her with the national peace prize.
In 2011 and 2012, Malala made several visits to different parts of Pakistan to spread her message. She talked against the Taliban and in favour of education and women empowerment. In one interview, she said she would join politics as she felt that was the only way to bring change in the country.
The attack on Malala is being traced to the Molvi Fazlullah group within the Taliban who were in control of Swat prior to the army operation. The attack shocked most Pakistanis but there are fears that the Taliban are gradually crawling back into the valley and the attack on Malala was an announcement of the same.


when you search the name of her blog you find this

Afghan Girl Killed by Reckless U.S. Mortar Fire | Atlantic Free Press - Hard Truths for Hard Times

On July 28, 2010, reckless mortar fire by U.S. Marines ended the life of a 14 year old Afghan girl named Gul Makay.


Ms. Gul Makay (her full name was apparently Gul Makay Karim) did not have to die. She was not an inevitable casualty of warfare. The Marines chose to blanket a semi-residential area with mortar fire rather than attempt to chase down or shoot a lone gunman. That does not win hearts and minds. Afghan children should not have to die in order to protect U.S. Marines.

Navy SEALs

helping people seems to be a strange shade of crimson.

typical fucken arab....he missed!

Originally Posted by Little Wing

kids are getting killed right here by their own parents. we need to stop being the world's social worker and tend to our own shit. yes i care but pussyfooting in their business isn't really doing any good. if we really wanted to eliminate these things we'd barge in there and plant a flag.

I agree, we need to clean up our own yard.

Originally Posted by Little Wing

helping people seems to be a strange shade of crimson.

pink mist

Originally Posted by Little Wing

kids are getting killed right here by their own parents. we need to stop being the world's social worker and tend to our own shit. yes i care but pussyfooting in their business isn't really doing any good. if we really wanted to eliminate these things we'd barge in there and plant a flag.

I couldnt agree with this more. Im tired of us being the worlds policeman. Its time we cleaned our own closet and f the middle east and most everywhere else. If we dont straighten up things soon within our borders, we wont be in a position to "help" anyone..including ourselves.
Christ these are people that still live in caves and wipe their ass with their hand for god sake ..do you really think they have any concept of crimes against humanity etc ????