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Provide your sources! We do also know Ahmad Wali. He is known for us as a Persian-Speaker, not as a Pashtun. --Šāhzādé (talk) 21:32, 30 November 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Explain how you became this way. That way I can decide whether to pity you for having experienced some horrific event or perhaps for just being a simpleton. --KoonWoz (talk) 21:41, 30 November 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Persians and Tajiks fought hardly for their countries. Just examine all those generals and heros like Charkhi Logari clan who were of Tajik origine and who fought bravely to your masters. Today, you do the same as your entire nation did, serving foreigners, living unligitimated in a Persian country, speak the native language of that country (what else could you do as an emmigrant?). Even your hero Ayub Khan was begging on his knees in Herat like a dirty and hungered dog in front of my ancestors to go with him and fight his Anglo-Saxon masters. Where is a difference between modern wild Koonwaz tribes and yesterday´s tribes? You are the same sell-out people, the same emmigrants, the same wild barbarians. The Taliban are not a single proof for your wild nature. Good night

Ps:you exchange me with someone else--Šāhzādé (talk) 22:09, 30 November 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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 ::Explain how you became this way.  That way I can decide whether to pity you for having experienced some horrific event or perhaps for just being a simpleton.  --[[User:KoonWoz|KoonWoz]] ([[User talk:KoonWoz#top|talk]]) 21:41, 30 November 2008 (UTC)
+Persians and Tajiks fought hardly for their countries. Just examine all those generals and heros like Charkhi Logari clan who were of Tajik origine and who fought bravely to your masters. Today, you do the same as your entire nation did, serving foreigners, living unligitimated in a Persian country, speak the native language of that country (what else could you do as an emmigrant?). Even your hero Ayub Khan was begging on his knees in Herat like a dirty and hungered dog in front of my ancestors to go with him and fight his Anglo-Saxon masters. Where is a difference between modern wild ''Koonwaz tribes'' and yesterday´s tribes? You are the same sell-out people, the same emmigrants, the same wild barbarians. The Taliban are not a single proof for your wild nature. Good night
+Ps:you exchange me with someone else--[[User:Šāhzādé|Šāhzādé]] ([[User talk:Šāhzādé|talk]]) 22:09, 30 November 2008 (UTC)