Monday, May 20, 2013
اقتصاد افغانستان و وابستگی آن به کمک بین المللی
Tuesday, December 4, 2012
Nobody Can Replace Her
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
My Rage
In the 21st century where women have widespread involvement in societies of the world, where women are presidents, ministers, law makers, parliament members and generally, work in an environment where they share the same space as men, where they are seen as a critical part of a country, a society, a revolution, a democracy, and progress, there is still a country in the world where it is most dangerous for them to live in. I read a comment recently where a man said, “since women like you refuse to OBEY men, which they are created to, they deserve to be killed because they put in jeopardy the honor of their family and us as Afghans”. What honor? Which reputation? Is your reputation so great in the world that you have progressed above all? Is your honor so great that the world respects you?
No, in fact, you are the scum of the world, you are the part and the country everybody is trying to fix, you are the brother that never gets it, you are the broken part everybody is trying to fix but since you don’t want to be fixed, nobody can damn well come near you to even try and work on you. You refuse to acknowledge that you are the worst and refuse to fix yourself. This is you; this is YOU, the people of Afghanistan.
You ever wonder why you are so backward? You ever wonder why every country in the world is trying to fix you up? You ever wonder why all the scum of the world is damped in one country? It is because you don’t listen, it is because you have neglected 50% of society their rights, and it is because you have not even considered the other half, HUMAN. This is your fault. Stop pointing fingers at the rest of the world. Stop blaming other people for the way you are. JUST STOP!!!!!
Time to realize that unless you don’t want to fix yourself, unless you don’t bring in all the talent that you have, unless you don’t use all the resources that you have, YOU WILL NEVER GET TO WHERE YOU WANT, I doubt you even have an idea of where you want to go from here. Your government is the most corrupt, they steal money at every chance they get and still have the guts to blame the rest of the world for its mistake. Sometimes you make me laugh at how ignorant you are!!!!!!
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Message of a women to all Afghan men
"من واقعا نمی دانم چه نکته ای در نوشته خانم روشن وجود دارد که این قدر به رگ غیرت مردان"غیرتی" افغان برخورده است. می خواهم از کسی که رفته بود در قرغه با قوماندان سیاف مشروب بخورد. بپرسم، آیا وقتی از پل سوخته می گذری و هزار "مرد " هزاره را در لجنزار اعتیاد غرق شده می بینی هم "رگ غیرتت "بجوش می آید؟ آیا مردانی که قادر نیستند برای زن و بچه شان حد اقل امکانات زندگی را فراهم کنند، زن شان را هم کار کردن نمی مانند زاد ولد پی هم را هم متوقف نمی کنند، از نظر شما مردان با غیرتی هستند؟
متاسفانه در افغانستان، مردانگی، بجای اینکه فرزانه گی باشد، تعقل باشد و مسئولیت پذیری باشد، پنداندن رگ گردن بالای زن و بچه خود است.
با غیرت ترین مردان افغانی کسانی هستند که نه سواد دارند، نه نظافت را رعایت می کنند، نه هنری دارند که با آن زندگی شان را مثل آدم بچرخانند. آنگاه وقتی که روزگار بر آنها فشار آورد عصبانی می شوند و خانه که آمدند، به زن و فرزند شان فحش و نا سزا می دهند.
از همین آدرس می خواهم خطاب به همه مردان افغانستان غیرتی و بی غیرتش یک حرف بزنم و آن حرف این است: شما مردان، ما زنان را که از همه عرصه ها حذف کردید. که ناقص العقل ایم و عاجزه ایم و سیاه سر وظیفه ما شد که بزائیم و خانه را جارو کنیم و بپزیم. و شما باید سیاست کنید، کیاست کنید، مملکت اداره کنید و کشور را به ترقی برسانید. و در یک کلام با سیالان افغانستان سیالی کنید و با شریکایش شریکی.
لطفا یکبار به حاصل کار تان ببینید بعد رگ گردن را بپندانید، حاصل کارتان این است، کشورتان، آب ندارد، برق ندارد، دست گدایی تان در سراسر جهان دراز است. در میدان های هوایی از گفتن نام تان خجالت می کشید و سرتان سر خوگ واری پایان می ماند. هزار هزارتان مبتلا به اعتیاد هستید. بی سواد ترین ملت جهان معرفی شدید فاسد ترین ملت جهان معرفی شدید.
این است مردی شما؟ آیا زاغه نشین هایی را که اکثریت مردم افغانستان در آن زندگی می کنند خانه است؟ شهرهای که این مردم دارند، مطابق شان و غیرت مردان با غیرت و بروتی افغانستان هست؟
هفته ای نیست که خبری از خشونت علیه زنان نباشد. پدرانی که دختران پانزده ساله شان را به مرد هشتاد ساله شوهر می دهند تا از پول فروش فرزندش چند صباحی شوربا بخو رند و نسوار بکشند، هم مرد اند. کسانی که عروس پانزده ساله را به زیر زمین زندانی می کنند تا مجبور به تن فروشی شوند هم مرد اند.
اما از آن طرف زنان افغان، خود را به آتش می کشند حاضر اند تن به بی رحمانه ترین شکنجه ها بدهند اما حیثیت و شرف شان را به فروش نرسانند.
مردان افغان بروند همین قدر مرد شوند که دست گدایی خود را از جیب جهان کوتاه کنند، از رئیس جمهوری تا آخرین فرد مان از نان گدایی زنده ایم. من به مردان افغان بخصوص به غیرتی هایش پیشنهاد می کنم بجای این همه غیرت اضافی، بروید کمی "همت" کمایی کنید. مرد جاپانی اگر چیزی بگوید قبول، مرد آمریکایی اگر ادعایی کند یک چیزی... مرد افغان اما از نظر من کلمه ای برای بیانش نیست.
ظاهرا "مردان غیرتی" قصد دارند با توهین و تحقیر، زنان و دختران، به این وضعیت ادامه دهند. این مردان غیرتی باید بدانند که حالا شما دختران و زنانی که مانند خانم روشن، می دانند و می خوانند و می نویسند یک تا دو تا سه تا نیست. ما دیگر عقب نمی نشینیم. این "غیرتی ها" تا می توانند چشم شان را از حدقه در آرند. و رگ های گردن شان را بپندانند، ما راه مان را خواهیم رفت. تا مردان "غیرتی" دانه دانه دانه، از فرط غیرت بمیرند.
روشن ها، فردای افغانستان را روشن خواهد کرد. این روز و این کامنت نشانی."
سوسن
Friday, December 2, 2011
Freedom or more Punishment?
Thank you Ms. Noorjahan Akbar.
Gulnaz's issue is sensitive and heartbreaking. she is one of the victims of the shortcomings of the Afghan Government.
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Friday, November 25, 2011
Sunday, October 2, 2011
Don't the Parliament of Afghanistan have more shit to worry about than Scaring kids?
The Alliance to support Law, a newly formed alliance by members of Parliament to oppose Karzai's decision are still not appearing at the Parliament in protest to Karzai's decision for what they call illegal act by Karzai.
It is important to know that the new Parliament has been seated into the house for more than a year and they have done nothing at all to change the law, help the people who risked their life to elect them. No! instead they have to scare kids who live in Orphanages of Kabul. these orphanages are funded and run by volunteers who risk their life to come to Afghanistan and change a life. the politicians who scream slogans of Democracy, human rights have not done anything to help these kids at all, though they have the money to do so. palaces in Dubai and mansions in Kabul suits them more with their armored cars and bodyguards all around them than helping the same children they probably orphaned.
Email bellow is an account of one of these brutalities the Parliamentarians committed against the children. i recieved it from a friend and want to share it with the few readers that i have.
I also want to thank Andesha Organization for helping these kids with shelter, and education. i request the readers of this post to do whatever in their means to help these kids.
AFCECO (Afghan Child Education and Care Organization)
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Dear friends and supporters of AFCECO,
We feel it our obligation to inform you of an incident that warrants all our awareness, and perhaps for us all to work together in whatever manner at our disposal to help prevent this kind of incident from occurring again.
On Tuesday morning, September 20th, AFCECO was once again the target of inexplicable animosity, not from enemies among Taliban insurgents, but from elements of authority within our very own civil society. Several Members of Parliament along with armed guards stormed through the gates of our New Learning Center just as the doors were opening for a car to leave. These intruders came without warning, full of threats and accusations and commands, brandishing their rifles. The intimidation level was one step short of an operation to apprehend Al Qaeda operatives in the middle of the night. The only ones to field this intrusion were our young female staff members responsible for reception and library duties at the center.
The Members of Parliament entered expecting to see nothing short of a brothel where westerners come to seek favors, or a place where missionaries were actively converting children to Christianity, and so on. (These were their literal accusations). All of this was incited primarily by a female Parliamentarian Razia Sadat Mangal, a neighbor who based her accusations solely upon sightings of westerners coming and going to and from the NLC. These so-called “criminals” from the West in actuality included a few volunteers teaching English, journalists and representatives of USAID, The Asia Foundation and emissaries from the U.S. and British Embassies. It should be mentioned that Ms. Mangal had attempted entering the NLC herself, unannounced the week before, accompanied by her personal armed guards, but our guards had no authority to allow them in without permission. Instead the MP was invited to arrange a tour of the AFCECO programs. “There is nothing to hide here,” the guard had said. Without accepting this invitation Ms. Mangal responded by building up her accusations, recruiting other MPs and proceeding with this plan to simply march through the gates.
We cannot express the degree to which the intruding malefactors intimidated and frightened our staff. Other MPs joining this group included Najia Orgonwal and the particularly assaultive Kamal Nasir Osuli. Of course by the end of their thorough investigation (as if they had a warrant for our operations director’s arrest, which they did announce they initially intended to do) and found only schoolbooks, computers, musical instruments and white boards, the only accusations remaining were, “Why do you teach music?” and “Why so much money spent on these children?” Then these people demanded to see one of the orphanages. This armed party re-enacted their assault at Mehan orphanage, this time terrifying the children. One of our girls was interrogated and reduced to tears. It is important to understand the fashion in which this supposed “review committee” executed its “duties”. Imagine a sudden rushing in of armed guards, shouted commands and insults. In the end, this assault party could only walk away uttering threats that they intend to force me to answer to Parliament about AFCECO activities. Our staff reported that a few of those who had been incited to join this interrogation (not the named MPs above) went away visibly embarrassed.
There are several issues involved here, but the primary question is why, with so many problems in Afghanistan are Members of Parliament spending time, energy and resources battling orphans whose only crime is enjoying security, healthcare and education and one another’s love and friendship? We surmise this in part has to do with certain people trying to create something sensational to place as a feather in their cap, to rise in certain echelons within the government. We also see that the primary social battle still in Afghanistan is the acceptance that girls deserve equal education to boys, and that they be allowed to learn something as universal as how to play a piano.
AFCECO, an Afghan licensed NGO has enough on our plate maintaining the orphanages, tending to the children and raising the funds necessary to do this, without having to fight for legitimization. What we do is simple and uncontroversial and involves no ideological agenda. We could not say it better than Brian Williams of NBC News once said, that AFCECO orphanage is a “safe haven” for the most destitute children.
The children are tired of this kind of assault. We have faced it in other ways through the years, such as insulting and brutal interrogations of our representatives by intelligence agents and smear campaigns by privately owned media. But this time the malfeasants invaded our home and frightened the children directly. We will not stand for this and require that in the name of decency and democracy those responsible be held accountable. Most of all, we feel an apology directly given to the children would go great lengths in making amends.
We inform you of this incident because we are one big family. We do not expect you have any particular power to respond, but if you do, whatever pressures you can bring to bear in whatever fashion you deem constructive would be dearly appreciated.
Thanks in advance for your support and sympathy.
Andeisha
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Andeisha Farid
Founder and Executive Director
AFCECO
www.afceco.org
andeisha@afceco.org
Tel: 0093-(0)798-809-007
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
The Truth! what Afghans are afraid to say
What I want to know, and am sure a lot of Afghan civilians do too, is how did they get in? How did they manage to carry that many weapons and that much ammunition all the way to the top floor with nobody seeing it? Forget that, how did they get into Kabul? Does anybody beside me think that officials in the ranks of ANSF and the Afghan Government were involved in helping the insurgents carry out their operation? I mean the attacks on the Ministry of Defense on the 18th of April 2011 and the Intercontinental on 28th of June 2011 were planned attacks that were probably researched, drawn-up and planned months in advance. None of those attacks could have happened without the help of officials from within the ranks of the Afghan government. This comes after the Transition in which ISAF gave the responsibility of Kabul and other provinces and cities, to ANSF. An ISAF spokesman, after the attack in Kabul on the 14th of September, said that the force believes ANSF are capable of carrying out the Transition and that there will be no going back. It is like giving a black hawk helicopter to a kid and saying "you can fly this."
50% of the population (women) in Afghanistan are not even considered human, let alone equal, and nothing has been done to help them participate in society.
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Karzai and his team of Professional Conman!!!
Kabul Bank is the Largest bank in Afghanistan that was doing around 70% of the pay for Police and Afghan National Army before the crises. it's shareholders included Vise President Qasim Fahim and Brother of Hamid Karzai. these Shareholders did a major undocumented pullout from Kabul Bank to invest or party in other countries of the world "guess not even the Afghan Politicians in highest ranks of the Government think this country will survive." the President and VP of Kabul Bank were told to Resign after the incident and Karzai launched an Investigative Commission by demand of World Bank to find out what went wrong.
The Crises was the cause of bringing down Afghanis from 50 to 45 per dollar.
This Commission concluded that all 207 shareholders who were major politicians and power brokers in Afghanistan did nothing wrong and had no hand in the crises. the report was then presented to I.M.F (International Monetary Fund) by the commission in hopes that the frozen funds be released to Afghan Government but since I.M.F was not satisfied with the result of the findings which of course they weren't, Afghanistan might lose that $70 million forever and donor countries will need more transparency from the Afghan Government in order to release more funds. these donor countries have not put any funds for Afghanistan in the last 3 months. that money will dry up soon and may cause for Afghan Government not to be able to pay 250,000 civil servants that includes ANSF (Afghan National Security Forces).
So you see Karzai does care about his Brothers and the people around him but does not care about the real servants of Afghanistan that is shedding sweat and blood for this country everyday.
Since fall of the Taliban in 2001 the International Community have spent billions of dollars in AID money for Afghanistan, but none of this money was spent to stabilize Afghan Economy and Afghan lives. most of the money that was/is being spent in Afghanistan is for structures and goods that will vanish in the 2nd day. for example; giving $150 to every Afghan returnee will not solve his lifelong problem but giving him a job will. there are more than 3 million people that are jobless in Afghanistan. since 2001 there has not been much attention to creating factories that hire local afghans for work. Ministry of works says that we do not have expert workers in the field required but they could give him training to do the job properly, i mean how hard is it to drive a tractor on a farm land?
in order for this country to survive an economic crises, she needs sustainable economy; and for a sustainable economy you need an industry, Local production "Factories", standardized import and export which Afghanistan has little of. Money that comes easy goes easy and can not be accounted for in most cases and International AID money purring into Afghanistan is just like that.
Politicians like Karzai and his team only cares about their own pockets and what they can get out of this mess that will help them. they have never cared for Afghanistan and will never care for it. we the youth of Afghanistan need to think about it's future or this country is going to Dark ages one again!!!!
By: Mohammad Jawad (JD)
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Is it me or does this sound like Screw the Pooch Deal to everybody!!??
Monday, July 5, 2010
Here goes Again.....
I was working for National Democratic Institute (NDI), one of the many Election Observation Organizations in Afghanistan as an Election Observer in the 2009 Presidential Elections. Funny thing about it is that the Afghan Government here now calls itself a Democracy, in no other Democratic country in the entire world have I ever heard that there is 41 Presidential Candidates.
If that is not enough you got Candidates that are not known for anything but being cruel commanders of the war in Afghanistan before the International Community set foot on this so called land of the BRAVE, than instead of being listed as war criminals because they killed so many people in this Country, they can Elect themselves to run her again.
You got Uneducated Candidates that cannot even write and wants to be the next President of Afghanistan. I know what you are thinking; you are thinking that this country does not have better people than that Elected or the ones you see. That is not the case, people who really can run this country, do care for the future of Afghanistan and it's People is being put down by the same power hungry warlords that ran this country before. I hear those Warlords stating that “we defended Afghanistan while you fleeted and left the country”. We fleeted because we had no choice; you were killing each other left and right in the name of Faith, Islam and what you called the Holy war. I mean really, what was holy about it? 97 percent of the Afghan Population is Muslims, were Muslims in the time of the war, but everybody that died in the Battlefield fought for god’s purpose, for Islam and went to heaven because they were killed by non-Muslims. The only time they fought the non-Muslims in this country was when Russians were here, even then the weapons and the money for the war came from America. Let’s say it was holy war when Russians invaded Afghanistan, but what happened when they Fleeted? The so called brave leaders of the war started fighting with each other to gain power because they could not stand the OTHER GUY. Millions of people were killed for the Warlords benefit. Almost all the Warlords you face today and every Afghans blames the war on other Countries, but who was pulling the trigger? There is so much more to say here, but that is to be left for another time.
The Parliamentary Elections are coming up and that is what this post is about. It is not so different then the Presidential Elections really, other then there is a lot more Candidates. The one Example of it is Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan. Kabul has more than 600 candidates for the less than 40 seats, that is over 15 people running for 1 seat.
From candidates who were imprisoned by their own leader in the time of Jihad because they could not get it straight to Candidates that look more like they are advertizing for a beauty contest rather than an Election to retired Police Officer (who does not know what the Police in Afghanistan stand for?!) to Television show hosts, you name it we got it.
I won’t deny that there are people or Candidates amongst these that want to work for the better future of Afghanistan, but the list of those are too short in comparison. It is like throwing a needle into a hay stack.
If we are not talking about their personality or lack of it, we are talking about what they can bring to the table.
It is long known that any promise made to the Afghan people will be broken once the Candidate wins. Not that the Parliament in Afghanistan has had noticeable effect on anything in this country in the last 9 years anyway, but who has? All they will/do think about is how they can pocket AID money that comes in to Afghanistan after they win, how to build the nicest villas in the most expensive neighborhoods of Afghanistan and of course all that you can learn about tricking and stealing off of AID money that is hauled in here from all over the world to be used for Redevelopment.
Who can the poor people of this country trust and vote for that will not put them down or forget about them after he/she is elected?
I am not the happy gun-goon that is telling the Afghan people to pick up weapons and start killing because we cannot get it right, but “think” of a solution that will affect everybody in a good way. Do not vote for Tribe, Race, and money. Vote for the guy who can at least try to help Afghanistan get out of this mess. There are 600 candidates in Kabul and maybe more than 6000 in the entire Afghanistan, but there is at least 1 in every province that will do some amount of good for the people and not for himself. For once in your life, leave your little world and get out there, choose wisely, choose the apple because of the taste result you get not the color it comes with.
For once, lets not follow, lets not listen to his tiring monolog or Slogans, or vote for the Warlord that did nothing but destroy this country and is the reason Afghanistan is in this Situation but vote to/for a better future and the one who can at least try to bring it.
In the end, it is us that matters and that will change the face of Tomorrow by making a Decision, if we make the Decision not to Follow the Criminals of yesterday then they have no choice but to give up.
I hear that your vote may not matter that there will be cheating and/or Election Fraud, but as i said in my other post, it Starts with one "you". you trying to make a difference matters. don't just sit there and watch everything, but be a part of it.
Mohammad Jawad (JD)
July, 2010
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
A shout to Afghans. WE ARE COWARDS!!!!!

Afghan Mullah beats up 13 and 14 year girl in a remote village in Ghor Province because they Escaped home. Cause of Escape was that they were married to much older males, old as their Fathers. First of all i Hate all those Afghan Fathers who give there Daughters away for one cause "Money" like they are a burden, Second i would like to kill those perverts who are in there 60's and would like to marry a young girl at 14. This is why i say that we Afghans are not Brave, beating up a 13 or 14 year old girl is not because we are Brave but because we are the most Coward of all. Learn from this, take a listen, a woman is not your fucking Servant, she is not a toy, she is a HUMAN just as you are. Just because they have a lower physical ability to fight you does not mean you can treat them like shit. I HOPE SOMEDAY, SOMEBODY MORE POWERFUL THEN THE FUCKING MULLAH STANDS UP AND BEATS THE CRAP OUT OF THAT FUCKING MORON SO HE CAN REALIZE WHAT IT FEELS LIKE TO BE HUMILIATED PUBLICLY!!
Woman and Afghanistan
For people who read this blog, I appreciate your time. In all honesty I do not know proper writing of English or Dari so I write in both languages. But I will be honest in all my posts and write what is on my mind, what criticism or comments may come off of that is totally up to each individual and their respective ideas about my post.
What I write here might not make any difference to anybody but it is my idea and it starts with one.
A life of Misery for woman in this neck of the woods. Be trapped inside her parent’s house before getting married, get married to a guy you have no idea of what he is like or who he is, and finally be trapped inside the guys house for life...... Call that Justice or Islam?????
For me all my life I have thought about Fairness, what does it mean to be a man or a woman, what is the difference, why is this a male dominated country where woman have no say at all and are told to stay quiet and stay home?
The only difference between a man and woman for me is the physical aspect (weakness) of a woman, man are stronger physically. Other than that woman I think are smarter than man, there is so much a woman can do that man are incapable of. We both have brains, both can think, read, write, speak, and do. But can we both give Birth? You look at my room and it is a trashcan, but out of a 100 you maybe find 1 woman disorganized in their life all over the world.
We as males of the family do not give them a choice in their life, marriage is forced upon them, of course you will find woman in the cities that have a choice or forced their choice on the family but that is a rare case, and most of them get killed for doing so. I had a Facebook post about 2 woman, no girls of 13 and 14 from ghor province that escaped home because they were forced to marry guys 60 or older then that because of money, what kind of a Father are we to our Daughters if we only look for money and happiness for us not for the Girl who has to live her life with an old guy that can give her nothing. they escaped home or what was called home, went to hirat city, was caught by the police but instead of asking them what the reason for escaping home was, and maybe do them a little justice by helping them have a choice, both girls were sent back to the village where they were beaten and humiliated publicly by a “mullah”? Now they have to live their life in misery. These are just 2 girls out of 100’s of 1000’s of woman that have the same case in Afghanistan. There video got out on internet and everybody saw it but nobody not even one of the leaders in Afghanistan who so much talk about female rights and promise people of bringing change in this society of ours. So it is proved that it’s just words of mouth and there are no actions taken. We deprive them of education, why are we blaming it on Taliban? Now that the regime is gone and people in the cities have a fairly normal life, I still see woman deprived of their rights in the Society on a major scale. Every family can make a difference but nobody is trying to change the system. What little we have that do speak is put down by the majority of the Society. Lack of education in the female race is what makes them agree with everything society is forcing upon them.
I for one have a family and care about their lives and want to bring change no matter what, as I said earlier this might not make any difference to anybody out there but it is my idea of life in Afghanistan and am hoping someday we can change that
Sunday, May 2, 2010
To readers
Sunday, April 11, 2010
The First Message
We afghan’s always take pride and honor for what our ancestors and/or forefathers had achieved in their lifetime, but never think of WHAT HAVE WE ACHIEVED IN OUR LIFETIME not only as Afghans but as Human beings.
Meaningless Pride & Honor, War, and/or blaming our Neighbors (Neighboring Countries, other People) is not going to help the matter or be the Solution to any problem.
Not only as an Afghan but as a human being that lives in this world, we have to use our own minds, make decisions, NOT LISTEN TO USELESS SLOGANS, MONOLOG PREACHED BY LEADERS WHO HAVE AND STILL ARE DESTROYING OUR LAND AND USING THE PEOPLE OR RELIGION AS A SHEILD.
Simple explanation of that is:
After the Former Soviet Invasion and Retreat from Afghanistan, Civil war started in between different Tribes. This war was not only between Tribes but Families who had been misguided and/or used by Leaders who only fought for money and power. My Question from my fellow countryman and Brothers are that who was an Infidel at that time? Why were we killing each other screaming the same slogan (Allah-u Akbar)?
Anyhow my Focus is not on the Past but what happens with the Future of Afghanistan.
If we as Humans or Afghans want our country to improve, we have to identify and learn from our past mistakes, help each other get out of this Darkness and lead ourselves towards the light.
NO COUNTRY CAN BUILD US, UNLESS WE WANT TO BUILD OURSELVES.

