Afghans vent fury over Koran burning, U.S. apologizes

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"We want them out of our country now," said Zmari, 30, a protester who has a shop near Bagram. - Afghans vent fury over Koran burning, U.S. apologizes | Reuters

You know I supported routing out the Taliban before 911 and after 911 for a long time. But at this point I'm convinced that my reasons for wanting to do so defending "Human Rights," and routing out terrorists (like Bin Laden) wasn't the same reason the United States got involved. It may have been a reaction to 911 at first, but what it became was an excuse to carry out a crusade which was never my reason. No matter how you want to swing it the Koran burnings in Florida and now in Baghram show that there are cells within the U.S. military and United States that are making it just that, a crusade. I began to realize that the United States was not really as tolerant of religion with its "Freedom of Religion" as it teaches when I realized how long it has taken the producers of the Cyrus the Great movie to raise the funds its needs to produce this ultimate expression of religious tolerance or "Freedom of Religion," the history behind the Cyrus Cylinder. I want the United States out of Afghanistan yesterday. Sure it may be hard on the Afghans in Afghanistan, but it's just as hard for the rest of us who are stereotypically associated with Muslims or terrorists who are caught in between watching our own people killing our own people here in the west and for what? Christianity, Islam. NO, I'm an Aryan and an atheist. I know that the ideology was man made, and even if it wasn't it originated with the Aryans, and IN A COURT OF LAW, the battle (to determine who the rights to the expressions like God would go to) has already been predetermined by the experts, scholars, not delusionaries like the supersyllious Christains, and Muslims of both worlds. At this point the war in Afghanistan looks like the Karzai regime which is just as corrupt as the rest has found a policeman, NATO, to fight it's war for them. The Afghans may have been protecting an international terrorist at one time, but at some point, if I was an Afghan, it became about defending my homeland from crusaders. Afghanistan is a 90% agricultural economy and the "Taliban's" or angry Afghan farmer's weapons have been passed down from the Cold War. This is not a formidable ally. They don't even have enough ammo to reload their weapons according to my sources. The Karzai regime gained a policeman, and NATO and the Americans gained their, blood lusting, opportunity to kill Muslims, really Aryans, who are quite aware of their grand potentially 8000 year old history as believers (e.g. Zoroastrianism), and history as a melting pot of the world in contrast to a 200 year old American history. You've got yourselves entangled in an endless war. I wouldn't have been out of there yesterday. This is the point that the west has failed to embrace for whatever prejudice reason, and obvious after speaking to so many American's who have never even heard of Zarathushtra or the original Aryans, but have heard of Homer or Shakespear. We're talking about the heritage of over 100 million people in the world. Instead the Aryan designation has been allowed to have been defamed by hate groups who are sell outs themselves claiming to be Aryan but worshiping a "Jewish God." Sorry I'm an Aryan, and if I were a believer I wouldn't be worshiping a Jewish God. I think like an Aryan, I speak like an Aryan, and my cultural heritage is Aryan, not Jewish. This brings me to another point. The Jews aren't the good guys in this feud with the Iranians. First of all there are several countries that have nuclear capabilities including the United States and Israel. The Jews have killed Iranians and the Iranians want to kill Jews now. My advice is for the Americans to stay out of it. Stop making the Iranians out to be this unstable terrorist nation. You got your crusade. Don't try to make it look like anything other than that.
 
"We want them out of our country now," said Zmari, 30, a protester who has a shop near Bagram. - Afghans vent fury over Koran burning, U.S. apologizes | Reuters

You know I supported routing out the Taliban before 911 and after 911 for a long time. But at this point I'm convinced that my reasons for wanting to do so defending "Human Rights," and routing out terrorists (like Bin Laden) wasn't the same reason the United States got involved. It may have been a reaction to 911 at first, but what it became was an excuse to carry out a crusade which was never my reason. No matter how you want to swing it the Koran burnings in Florida and now in Baghram show that there are cells within the U.S. military and United States that are making it just that, a crusade. I began to realize that the United States was not really as tolerant of religion with its "Freedom of Religion" as it teaches when I realized how long it has taken the producers of the Cyrus the Great movie to raise the funds its needs to produce this ultimate expression of religious tolerance or "Freedom of Religion," the history behind the Cyrus Cylinder. I want the United States out of Afghanistan yesterday. Sure it may be hard on the Afghans in Afghanistan, but it's just as hard for the rest of us who are stereotypically associated with Muslims or terrorists who are caught in between watching our own people killing our own people here in the west and for what? Christianity, Islam. NO, I'm an Aryan and an atheist. I know that the ideology was man made, and even if it wasn't it originated with the Aryans, and IN A COURT OF LAW, the battle (to determine who the rights to the expressions like God would go to) has already been predetermined by the experts, scholars, not delusionaries like the supersyllious Christains, and Muslims of both worlds. At this point the war in Afghanistan looks like the Karzai regime which is just as corrupt as the rest has found a policeman, NATO, to fight it's war for them. The Afghans may have been protecting an international terrorist at one time, but at some point, if I was an Afghan, it became about defending my homeland from crusaders. Afghanistan is a 90% agricultural economy and the "Taliban's" or angry Afghan farmer's weapons have been passed down from the Cold War. This is not a formidable ally. They don't even have enough ammo to reload their weapons according to my sources. The Karzai regime gained a policeman, and NATO and the Americans gained their, blood lusting, opportunity to kill Muslims, really Aryans, who are quite aware of their grand potentially 8000 year old history as believers (e.g. Zoroastrianism), and history as a melting pot of the world in contrast to a 200 year old American history. You've got yourselves entangled in an endless war. I wouldn't have been out of there yesterday. This is the point that the west has failed to embrace for whatever prejudice reason, and obvious after speaking to so many American's who have never even heard of Zarathushtra or the original Aryans, but have heard of Homer or Shakespear. We're talking about the heritage of over 100 million people in the world. Instead the Aryan designation has been allowed to have been defamed by hate groups who are sell outs themselves claiming to be Aryan but worshiping a "Jewish God." Sorry I'm an Aryan, and if I were a believer I wouldn't be worshiping a Jewish God. I think like an Aryan, I speak like an Aryan, and my cultural heritage is Aryan, not Jewish. This brings me to another point. The Jews aren't the good guys in this feud with the Iranians. First of all there are several countries that have nuclear capabilities including the United States and Israel. The Jews have killed Iranians and the Iranians want to kill Jews now. My advice is for the Americans to stay out of it. Stop making the Iranians out to be this unstable terrorist nation. You got your crusade. Don't try to make it look like anything other than that.

You know the whole problem in misinterpretation of the koran. If it wasnt misinterpreted 9/11 never would have happened to begin with. Thats the truth.
 
You know the whole problem in misinterpretation of the koran. If it wasnt misinterpreted 9/11 never would have happened to begin with. Thats the truth.

I hear this a lot. Holy War is meant to be an internal battle (the Kingdom of God is within), not an external one. When we're young we're exposed to all kinds of violence and alpha male tendencies. We want to be tough. We don't realize that sometimes once wars start they never end and thousands maybe even millions pay with their lives. But we also depend on our leaders to be smarter about the whole thing than we are. In the case of Afghanistan there was so much that I learned about the culture I doubt western leaders and westerners in general were even aware of. Ultimately, it looks to me they're dealing with a culture that is well aware of it's own antiquity, is a highly advanced melting pot (you got a different language superfamily as a neighbor in every cardinal direction), with centuries of spirituality ingrained in their souls. Afghanistan, the Aryan zone, was essentially the cradle of all the major religions of the world today and yesterday including the Levant (Zoroastrianism > Judaism > Christianity > Islam, Sufism), Hinduism, and Buddhism... Manicheasm, Mithraism, and has a history of religious synchronism. If this really is a religious war, at least in part, and I were an Afghan I would think it twisted were a predominately Christian entity telling me that I need to embrace Christianity and not the other way around. As a matter of fact Christianity came and went in the Aryan zone long before Roman Catholicism had even developed.

You know the whole problem in misinterpretation of the koran. If it wasnt misinterpreted 9/11 never would have happened to begin with. Thats the truth.

If nations, including the United States, truly separated their religious egos from politics 911 would never have happened. I was taught that church and state are separate, but just the other day I saw the state of new jersey and there was a reverend saying a prayer right before it started which is such a SLAP IN THE FACE to every non-Christian American. No that's not how America was meant to be. That is called ego, and Christian America isn't the only one that has the same delusionally motivated ego. Just like you got your Taliban in Afghanistan you got your Taliban here. The only difference is that there the Taliban, the politicians, are fighting there own war, literally the ones with the guns. Here the Christian right, what have you, has the Americans of all backgrounds fighting its war.

And it should be remembered that Bin Laden was not an Afghan he was an Arab. The languages of Afghanistan and the language of Arabia are not mutually intelligible languages at all. Very few Afghans can even understand the Koran or the Arabic that is recited in the Mosques. Really, it's kind of a joke that the westerners were trying to route Al Qaeda out in in Afghanistan. Before 911 the Taliban was at war with itself. Al Qaeda planned the attack right? The Americans know they're not supposed to be negotiating with religious states, but they sell out all the time. They contribute to Saudi oil wealth (where do you think all the dirty terrorist money came from destitute Afghan farmers?). They sell arms to the religious state known as Israel, and they voted to allow the Vatican into the United Nations.

In any case if it was revenge that the U.S. was looking for the death toll of "Taliban" has greatly exceeded the death toll of 911 victims (3000). And I don't see how 40,000 so called Talibs could have been responsible for 911.
 
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