C. Mil Commander Ahmad Shah Massoud Captured Pakistani Taliban & Army Personnel in Afghanistan 1997

Описание: Message of captured Pakistani Taliban to Pakistani Mullahs and the people of Pakistan: "Talibs (students) are killed, the Mullahs are responsible for this. Their famillies think their children are studying. Clerics and Mullahs send them here to come and fight Jihad. I want to tell those Mullahs why don't you tell us the reality? Why do you get us killed in here Afghanistan? If we had come here for peace in pleasant mode we would have enjoyed it. Today we understood that Muslims are making Muslims fight Muslims. We are fighting against Muslims in here. Pakistani Mullahs/Clerics get fund from ISI Pakistan and other countries to get the poor people and the students killed here. Their famlies think they are in Madrasas but they don't know their bodies are scattered around here. Pakistanis Mullahs are responsible for brainwashing them. They need to tell them the reality about here that for what reason they are fighting here."

They should spread the religion by peace and stability and not cut the Muslims in the name of religion and finish them off. Educate them there to serve the religion." and in this video some of the captured ones appear to be members of Pakistani Army. They are from Shikarpoor region in Pakistan.

The Pakistani people must never follow any conspire guidance and suggestions of Clerics / Mullahs and ISI to attack or to fight in Afghanistan. And my message to the government of Pakistan is that you should just keep your given land by British safe from India and do forget about making 5th state for Pakistan, because its 100% impossible for reaching that goal from us brave Afghans.

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