Afghanistan

Who? Pakistani Taliban or Afghanistani Taliban?

Afghani Talibans are fighting to win the battle to take over (retake) power in Afghanistan, while the Pakistani Taliban wants to show solidarity to their Afghani colleagues and trying to implemet 'shariya' law in Pakistan, as well to win over hearts and minds of the Pakistani people

Iran, Pakistan, China, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan.

U.S. Troop Casualties - 4,377 US troops; 98% male. 91% non-officers; 82% active duty, 11% National Guard;

74% Caucasian, 9% African-American, 11% Latino. 19% killed by non-hostile causes.

54% of US casualties were under 25 years old. 72% were from the US Army

Non-U.S. Troop Casualties - Total 316, with 179 from the UK

US Troops Wounded - 31,639 through September 30, 2009, 20% of which are serious brain or spinal injuries. (Total excludes psychological injuries.)

US Troops with Serious Mental Health Problems - 30% of US troops develop serious mental health problems within 3 to 4 months of returning home

US Military Helicopters Downed in Iraq - 73 total, at least 36 by enemy fire

Kandahar and Kabul are very dangerous due to a seemingly neverending supply of rocket to shoot at the base and IED's and roadside bombs

Never! This is their 4th attempt, British often come to Afghanistan after their last defeat to take revenge either taking over it foreign policy, during a line to divide the unconquerable Afghans via durand line, or creating Pakistan for being humiliated by the Afghans.

People in Afghanistan sometimes like to play a game called grab the goat [they litterally grab the goat]

Currently, there are no gods residing in Afghanistan. Ever since the war began, property values have plummeted and it has be harder to find good servants. So they have actually moved to Western Europe.

im going to dick slap u

in fact, aghanistan does not have a national flower- even though many people seem to beieve the poppy is. The poppy does grow a lot there, but is not their national flower. The closest thing to their national flower would have to be the tulip. have a nice day!

Pashto and Dari are two official languages of Afghanistan's people. Which 75% or more People of Afganistan speak on Pashto language. 30% or less then speak Dari language and 5% speak on other languages. If we look to history of Afghanistan then we will find out that most persidents of Afghanistan's were Pashtun.

Islamic Republic of Afghanistan's constitution recommending the term of Afghan for all residence of Afghanistan

it goes between 28-24 degrees

the U.S boycotted the 1980 Moscow Olympics

I only know that in 328 BC, Alexander the Great entered the territory of present-day Afghanistan, then part of the Persian Empire, and established a Hellenistic state in Bactria (present-day Balkh). Invasions by the Scythians, White Huns, and Turks followed in succeeding centuries. In AD 642, Arabs invaded the entire region and introduced Islam.And if this work don't work for u well too bad

The Taliban.

Well first... a man called Osama Bin ladin ( the scum bag of the world) who is in the telliban started killing all these people and selling opium ect.

"There is no Al Qaida in neither Bosnia nor Kosovo.

There is a huge difference in mentalities between south Slavs and Arabs."

Yes, there is a huge difference in mentality between the Slavs and Arabs. However, there is not a huge difference in mentality between Bosnian Muslims, many of whom are of Turkish ancestry, and of a radical Muslim orientation. There is also less difference in mentality between the Albanians in Kosovo, the great majority of whom are Muslim. The Albanians seeking independence for Kosovo have the misfortune of being led by many groups of organized criminals (Mafia type ... and into all the same things as the Mafia ... ); these groups sought aid from Al Qaida in the push to kill or otherwise get rid of all Serbs in Kosovo. Also, the great majority of Albanians in Kosovo were resettled there, from Albania, during WWII by Hitler and Mussolini in order to lessen Serbian influence in the area.

Al Qaida saw opportunity for "Jihad" in both Bosnia and Kosovo. If you think 'there is no Al Qaida' involved in either struggle, you are sadly mistaken.

Which now brings the question, why did the U.S. pay Al Qaida in both these places? Because, due to mistaken policies as well as ignorance, the U.S. felt that Serbian Orthodox Christians-unwillingly under a socialist (i.e., 'remodelled' communist) government were its enemies, and saw the opportunity to hopefully cozy up with Islamic regimes, and come out as the 'savior of human rights' by attacking Serbia; the U.S. paid lots of money (it always does-a good employer!) to buy "allies" it thought would further its 'future policies' ... and, as has happened more than countless times in the past, it picked bad "allies," "allies" who came back to bite the hand that fed them ... and, as is usual in these misadventurous debacles, the hand that had fed its allies was probably not totally unworthy of being bitten. One cannot attempt to dictate to the world and get nothing in return but polite and subsevient cooperation ...

Proxy wars were a big part of the Cold War. The United States and Soviet Union hosted a number of them throughout the world in order to vie for influence in these regions, and prevent the other side from gaining influence.

In the case of El Salvador, Reagan did not support a rebellion but a democratic government elected in 1984.

My Defense Language Institute book says it's pronounced "Ud-ree-gee" or ودريږی but that doesn't translate on the web for some reason - توقف كوئ! is the machine translation but i don't know how to pronounce that

Officially known now as the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, the area was not always known by this name. Originally, Afghanistan's name was Khorasan, although the area's boundaries were not quite the same.

It is unknown how many people have died total in Australia. Seven deaths for every 1000 people per year is their average.

because the taliban wants only men to be smart

about 30%