AlbertaghostOPCultural Wasteland, Alberta Canada5,914 posts
""Children as young as 7 have reported that they were deployed as suicide bombers. Surviving children who trained as suicide bombers describe having been given amulets containing verses from the Quran that they were told would protect them from the explosion. They said they were told that when the bomb they carried detonated, everyone around them would die but they would survive.
“The Taliban’s use of children as suicide bombers is not only sickening, but it makes a mockery of Mullah Omar’s claim to protect children and civilians,” said Brad Adams, Asia director at Human Rights Watch. “Any political movement or army that manipulates or coerces children into becoming human bombs has lost touch with basic humanity.”
The Taliban has pledged to respect the laws of war, published a code of conduct, and recently released a statement by its leader, Mullah Omar, renewing a commitment to protect civilians. The Taliban has denied using children as suicide bombers or for other military purposes.
The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan has collected evidence that the Taliban has been recruiting children ages 11 through 17 to carry out activities including armed combat, planting improvised explosive devices, and smuggling weapons across the Pakistan-Afghan border. The Afghan Independent Human Rights Commission confirms increasing use by the Taliban of child suicide bombers. The Afghan government has reported that as many as 100 children who were recruited as suicide bombers by the Taliban are in the custody of the National Directorate of Security.
Recent incidents of suicide bombing involving children include: • On June 26, an 8-year-old girl was killed in central Uruzgan province when a bag of explosives that the Taliban had instructed her to carry to a police checkpoint detonated. • On May 20, in Nuristan province, a suicide vest strapped to a 12-year-old boy exploded prematurely, killing several suspected insurgents, including the boy. • In early May, five children, all under age 13, from Logar and Ghazni provinces who had allegedly been trained as suicide bombers were arrested by the National Directorate of Security. • Around May 3, a 14-year-old boy who said he had been coerced by the Taliban into carrying a bomb under threat that he would otherwise have his hand cut off surrendered to international troops in Ghazni province. • On May 1, a 12-year-old boy blew himself up in a bazaar in the Barmal district of eastern Paktika province, killing four civilians and wounding 12 others. • On April 13, in Kunar province, an explosive vest detonated by a 13-year-old boy killed 10 people, including 5 schoolboys. ""
taliban was created by CIA to oppose soviet advance in afghaniistan, then after the fall of rusia, americans left, as they usually do, and left their taliban to attack innocent people like wild dogs
AlbertaghostOPCultural Wasteland, Alberta Canada5,914 posts
cloud747: systematic torture, systematic urinating, ..they're all the same, just different names ...
Possibly to you however, Human Rights Watch, who are the watchdogs of matters such as this do not list pissing on dead bodies as torture or anything of the sort so, you will have to provide something to back up your silly claim.
AlbertaghostOPCultural Wasteland, Alberta Canada5,914 posts
cloud747: taliban was created by CIA to oppose soviet advance in afghaniistan, then after the fall of rusia, americans left, as they usually do, and left their taliban to attack innocent people like wild dogs
Really????
Then why was it that the Taliban never even existed until after the Afghan Civil War which occured well after the Soviets had left?
cloud747: taliban was created by CIA to oppose soviet advance in afghaniistan, then after the fall of rusia, americans left, as they usually do, and left their taliban to attack innocent people like wild dogs
No the taliban was not created by the C.I.A In 1991, the Taliban (a movement originating from Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-run religious schools for Afghan refugees in Pakistan) also developed in Afghanistan as a politico-religious force, reportedly in opposition to the tyranny of the local governor. get your facts right
terbear57: No the taliban was not created by the C.I.A In 1991, the Taliban (a movement originating from Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-run religious schools for Afghan refugees in Pakistan) also developed in Afghanistan as a politico-religious force, reportedly in opposition to the tyranny of the local governor. get your facts right
even osama wa trained by CIA don't believe whatever CNN tells you, remember it is owned and run by the big brother
When we compare the ideology of the two extremist groups, both have their ideologies based on Islam religion. The Taliban has an anti-modern ideology, which can be called as an innovative form of sharia combining Pashtun tribal codes. Taliban’s ideology can be seen as departure from the Islamism of Mujahideens.
The Mujahideen’s have based their ideology completely in defending religious faith. They even think of fighting for faith and dying for faith. The Mujahideen ideology can be termed as a blend of Islamic fundamentalism.
I do think I need to forward some of these site posts to the FAA and Civil Aviation Branch of Transport Canada.....cuz somebody is nuts.....and should NEVER be near aircraft.
but.......
Sure it's a fake profile and the fool is not smart enough to drive ....much less fly.
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“The Taliban’s use of children as suicide bombers is not only sickening, but it makes a mockery of Mullah Omar’s claim to protect children and civilians,” said Brad Adams, Asia director at Human Rights Watch. “Any political movement or army that manipulates or coerces children into becoming human bombs has lost touch with basic humanity.”
The Taliban has pledged to respect the laws of war, published a code of conduct, and recently released a statement by its leader, Mullah Omar, renewing a commitment to protect civilians. The Taliban has denied using children as suicide bombers or for other military purposes.
The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan has collected evidence that the Taliban has been recruiting children ages 11 through 17 to carry out activities including armed combat, planting improvised explosive devices, and smuggling weapons across the Pakistan-Afghan border. The Afghan Independent Human Rights Commission confirms increasing use by the Taliban of child suicide bombers. The Afghan government has reported that as many as 100 children who were recruited as suicide bombers by the Taliban are in the custody of the National Directorate of Security.
Recent incidents of suicide bombing involving children include:
• On June 26, an 8-year-old girl was killed in central Uruzgan province when a bag of explosives that the Taliban had instructed her to carry to a police checkpoint detonated.
• On May 20, in Nuristan province, a suicide vest strapped to a 12-year-old boy exploded prematurely, killing several suspected insurgents, including the boy.
• In early May, five children, all under age 13, from Logar and Ghazni provinces who had allegedly been trained as suicide bombers were arrested by the National Directorate of Security.
• Around May 3, a 14-year-old boy who said he had been coerced by the Taliban into carrying a bomb under threat that he would otherwise have his hand cut off surrendered to international troops in Ghazni province.
• On May 1, a 12-year-old boy blew himself up in a bazaar in the Barmal district of eastern Paktika province, killing four civilians and wounding 12 others.
• On April 13, in Kunar province, an explosive vest detonated by a 13-year-old boy killed 10 people, including 5 schoolboys.
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