What is going to happen in Afghanistan? th-cam.com/video/Tr-J5aJD3Kw/w-d-xo.html Here is a link to the latest video I just made about Afghanistan over on my 2nd channel. This covers the major likely players in Afghanistan's future with potential scenarios.
UK is busy killing Afghans since 1839 in their quest to colonize Afghans like it did to India but since they were buthurt 3 times in a row it continues until 2021 with destroying Afghanistan trough its proxy state west Pakistan which it created illegally on Afghan-Indian soil in 1947 against all UN agreements, despite the fact it was defeated in the 3rd Afghan-Anglo war in 1919 not just only defeated on the field but also diplomatically in 1923 because the last real Afghan king Amanullah Khan signed a pact with USSR and thus freeing Durandline which his illiterate father was tricked by the British in 1889 “leasing” this land for 100 years! That’s why Afghanistan had to be destroyed in 1989 and they continu to destabilize and create havoc in Afghanistan abusing Islam since WW1 By means of carefully orchestrated Islamic uprise in 1929 it ousted king Amanullah khan by the own Afghan population and placed its puppet king which ruled for 40 years while being toppled by its own emotional idiot nephew the red prince Daud. Similar to 1979 Islamic uprise orchestrated by USA which is Britain’s partner since WW1 and very recently both had invaded Afghanistan under false pretext called 9/11 it also cultivated Taliban during their 20 years of occupation and puppet presidents karzai and ghani Sadly a repeat of 1929 1929 = 1979 Deluded “freedom fighters payed by the west: Bache Saqow = Ahmad Shah Massoud and other ashrar Western puppet king shah shuja & Nadir Shah = Karzai/Ghani/Taliban (Pakistan ISI) Patriots Afghans: Real Afghan King Amanullah Khan = President Dr. Najibullah While president Najibullah warned in 1989 the western world to stop supporting terrorism in Afghanistan. However geopolitics has no moral standards and is payed by Afghan blood In a certain way, the world is witnessing the revenge of afghans call it karma or whatever you want but Alexander the Great wrote: "May God keep you away from the venom of the Cobra, the teeth of the tiger, and the revenge of the Afghans."
I have been to Poland and I guess Afghans and Polish people have so much in common than we can admit. We have been squashed by super powers multiple times but survived with our heads up every single time.
ALEXANDER THE GREAT 336 BC... MAY GOD KEEP YOU AWAY FROM THE VENOM OF COBRA AND THE TEETHS OF TIGER AND VENGEANC OF AFGHANS.... For smarts its good enough to understand
It is gut wrenching to watch the United States pull out our troops from Afghanistan. After being there for 20 years, we thought we had trained them well enough to protect themselves from the taliban. As I write this, the second and third biggest cities have been overtaken by the Taliban, Kabul is surrounded, and the entire country is on the brink of collapse. I fear for the women there, who will no longer be able to go to school, own a business, ect. We NEED to keep our word to the thousands of translators who have worked with us and evacuate ALL of them!
Wow! What a great comment section. So many positive sayings about my homeland🇦🇫 It really shows that there are good hearted and smart people around the world who supports peace and prosperity all around the world.
I am a U.S. Christian & pray for Afghanistan daily. I am ashamed & repent of the sorrow & destruction which I believe my nation has caused Afghanistan. Watching this, I am stunned to learn how very much the long history of Afghanistan is laden with war & foreigners from various countries coming invading. Location seems to be an aspect of that. On can even begin to wonder if Afghanistan has been cursed for some reason? Perhaps the people of Afghanistan can together pray for God's blessing in the future. Sorry if name icon comes up 2x. Computer glitch
Since you feel so ashamed of the U.S. you should donate all your money/property to the afghan people and renounce you citizenship and move to Afghanistan. Its the right thing to do.
It's ok. Us little guys are usually the ones paying the price for the ambitions of evil men, so there's some camaraderie there to be had if you ignore our national identities for a moment.
@@jamessickmore236 the right thing to do would be for the government of the US to own up to its mistakes and rebuild the country using the resources it stole from the country. One individual person giving up their wealth and property will have zero impact. If you have the time to make snidy comments on TH-cam maybe you should use that time to create a movement and influence the government to make up for its mistakes.
@@kryptoniteee lol How was Afghanistan a mistake? They had terrorist training camps throughout the country. Next you gonna tell me they don't hate the Infidels. Im just sad they didn't Nuke the place.
@Atif Shah Why shouldn't people make fun of Islam, it's not such a great religion when it espouses convert, submit and pay, or die tactics. The religion of peace my ass. Of course it deserves mockery.
Raees Zargar you are absolutely correct in saying that Nepal just a poor country with no importance. Know that the best fighters that Afghanistan has, were bested by a bunch of poor Nepalese Gurkhas. Let that sink in. Gurkhas are the most superior fighting soldier that I have ever seen. On a side note; Afghanistan is pretty much worthless. “If” Afghanistan took advantage of it’s mineral deposits, then that would be different, but they don’t, and they likely never will. Especially since the Taliban are likely to take over in say the next year or two. Folks in Kabul had better get ready because that Olympic Soccer field is about to be used again to start lobbing off heads. Bet the Afghans wouldn’t mind some help from the Gurkhas then.
Deaths gamer well bud; if you put down your controller and left your parents basement, you’d realize that there had been 2 wars in the last 19 years. Some of us actually fought in them, and didn’t have to get all of our experience an Xbox PlayStation.
The war started extactly in the year that I was born. Now I am 42. I have never seen a peaceful Afghanistan. Afghanistan is truly a land of never ending wars. The roots of these wars are in the culture, in the history, in the mindsets, in the thinkings and in the soroudings. The roots are too deep and too old.
My first real job was at a restaurant and the head chef was Afghan, he taught me some very valuable lessons and was very strict. But he was also the most kind and sincere person. I can see why now, history of where you are from can really make the character of future generations.
Mass respect to afghan people from a Greek. Proud to have a common history. Let's both of our nation regain their ancient glory, and such a thing as allies.
During the Mahabharata, Gandhari cursed her brother Shakuni, The ruler of Gandhara, that his Kingdom shall always suffer as her sons did in the War before dying. Gandhara was the ancient name of Afghanistan and Gandhari was an Afghan Princess. Looking at Afghanistan's history with Empires falling and rising every 50 years and most of them foreign, gives me chills.
Completely wrong lol. As an Afghan, it would be nice for others to stop claiming afghan history as Persian, Arab or Indian. Recently Indians have been relentless at claiming afghan history through a distant more than 2000 yrs old history where a small region was once ruled by an "Indian kingdom." Gandhara is mostly present day Pakistan and included small parts of southern Afghanistan. We were bactrian and in ancient times Afghanistan was called "Ariana" because we had Aryan tribes.
Map is wrong... Afghanistan borders India as well... Terrorism sponsor Pak has illegally occupied that region.. It has cleansed the original population there and installed Pathans there
Diego Quaresma why you sound like, you got beaten by an Afghan. Hey, trust me you don’t want to talk about religion. Quran (60:8) : Allah does not forbid you from those who do not fight you because of religion and do not expel you from your homes - from being righteous toward them and acting justly toward them. Indeed, Allah loves those who act justly. Believe me it is the most peaceful religion. Tell me if you have any better religion.
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Terrorism loves terrorism. Jihadis love Jihadis. Same ummah same beliefs.
The Afghan people have a rich culture and as a blacksmith ive always thought that the best and most beautiful weapons and crafts came out of that region.
Oh, you're so lucky. Wear it like a badge of honor,friend. I fell in love with your people before the Soviets invaded. Amazing history. I've been heartsick for them the whole time,but hope their strength of character rubs off on the rest of us. 🇺🇸❤️🇦🇫
Recently met a group of Afghanis who fled due to the crisis of the Taliban taking control. They are such friendly, hardworking people. I was astounded by how ‘Western’ they are, Amazing at speaking English, and just so grateful to be in a safe country. The media always paints a negative picture of Afghanistan. I had a lovely conversation with a man named Gull who was a tour guide and lost everything due to the conflict. He told me he would take me on a great tour once the country becomes safe again, and I really wish it does. They are a resilient people and don’t deserve to always get the shit end of the stick. Long live Afghanistan!
@@ahmadshahqaderi7285 no we haven't. There was only greek alphabet and greek style royal coins in afghanistan. But many greeks are of afghan origin. Because during the achaemenid empire, afghans soldiers were stationed in ancient thrace and athen and later joined the greek revolt and married greek women.
I have an Eritrean friend, we were always there for each other during the 3 months quarantine in China haha. Learned a lot about each other’s cuisines as well haha
Epimetheus it was a great video! However, I think you missed out on talking about the Durand line treaty, and the “breaking” of the treaty when Pakistan was made. Made a lot of people super super salty
Robustus there are many ethnicities in afghanistan. those who are of aryan ancestry (like ethnic afghans ie pashtuns), are well aware of their aryan ancestry. however most of afghans don't care so much about such stuff.
I'm afghan and my parents fled to Pakistan during the soviet afghan war and i was born in Pakistan and now live in the UK, i wanted to develop a deeper understanding of my country and this has really helped me wrap my head around all the stories my parents told me as a child :)
I have had an infatuation with Afghanistan since I was a boy, watching a National Geographic documentary on Buzkashi and The Mujahadeen. I joke to my wife that I need to learn how to make clementine cake so I can hike Afghanistan. See The Secret Life Of Walter Mitty for that last part.
I truly wish peace and prosperity for your FABULOUS country but, need to work so hard, in order to reac those core objectives. We all should contribute into it. However, religion, power and money should stay out if it we want to reach our aim, to be able to build a nation where everyone could live peacefully beyond any creed and culture.
It was a very good video and well documented. You have just missed the Durand line. Modern state of Afghanistan was neighboring British India but after creation of Pakistan in 1947 half of Afghanistan was given to Pakistan by British India and till now no Afghan government has accepted the Durand line as an international border between Afghanistan and Pakistan. The line actually separated the Pashtun people who always willing to rejoin.
@It Ain't Me 1968 its more like arnt they tired of being invaded lol, my family motto is victory or death. I'm sure they understand this there because they definitely fight like it. They just need to heal and grow more powerful as they will and I hope they become rich because they shouldn't be a 3rd world country they should at least be second if not first but all the biggest countries invaded them so that no one else would annex afghan and get bigger I hate human greed.
@It Ain't Me 1968 nah man im Canadian my family is Scottish, you are right about that but it inst as true anymore most Afghani are educated in reading and writing just not English. A 1/3 of there population is in school rn.
If you condense that much history down to 14 minutes only focusing on transfers of power and territorial shifts you can make most long standing places look like they are in constant chaos. A human lifetime to generations of stability often exist between two bullet points in a history book.
Afghanis are very tough, sincere and honest people. I've seen many Afghanis working in Karachi, some of the best people really. Love for Afghanistan ♥️
Afghanistan's ancient history is so rich that it could be the perfect focus for an entire history documentary series! It was once a major crossroads on the Silk Road, connecting cultures and empires, from the Persians and Greeks to the Mauryans and Mongols. Its heritage is filled with stories of great civilizations and iconic historical sites, such as the Buddhas of Bamiyan and the city of Herat.
The name “Iran” comes from the word “Aryānām” (Land of the Aryans), which is rooted in ancient Iran and Avestan languages. “Iran” literally translates to “land of the Aryans” or “place of the noble people.” Persian Empire is not the same as Iran-there is a significant difference. Aryana (or Iran) was a distinct region whereas Persia was an empire that invaded and ruled over various areas , including Aryana(ancient Iran- present day Afghanistan ) Persia was an imperial power, but Iran (present day Afghanistan ) had its own distinct identity long before and during Persian Indeed, the historical region encompassing modern-day Afghanistan has been referred to as “Iran” in various contexts throughout history, particularly in ancient texts. The name “Aryana,” often associated with the term “Iran,” has specific historical significance. Here’s a brief explanation of this connection: • In ancient Indo-Iranian culture, the term Arya was used to signify the noble or honorable people • Ancient Iran sources, including the Avesta and works by historians like Herodotus, often describe lands and tribes that align with the geographic and ethnic context of modern Afghanistan. • The Greeks referred to parts of this region as “Ariana,” which included cities and areas within Afghanistan. Putting that aside The name Aryana(Iran) specifically refers to the territories that currently belong to Afghanistan, and this region has historically been recognized as part of Aryan culture and civilization. The cultural and historical significance of this area and its connection to ancient Iran is clearly evident in historical texts and literature. With the changes in names throughout history, cultural and historical identities may have been overlooked. The name “Iran” was officially adopted only in the early twentieth century, replacing the term Persia, whereas the history and culture associated with Aryana(Iran) and other regions have existed for thousands of years. Here is a list of historical names associated with only with territories of the present day of Afghanistan: • Aryana (Airyanem Vaejah) • Iran • Bactria • Khurasan • Ghaznavid Empire • Ghor • Ancient Sistan( not the one in present day Iran with only 100- 150 years of history My point is out that the modern geographic boundaries of Iran do not align with many of the historical sites and events often attributed to ancient “Iran,” particularly when considering the larger region of Greater Iran or Aryana. Afghanistan, for example, was a crucial part of these empires and was home to many key cities and cultural centers. This larger cultural sphere is sometimes referred to as Greater Iran, which encompassed a broader range of the Achaemenids and later empires. In conclusion, while modern Iran retains the cultural heritage of ancient Iran , its current geography does not encompass all the historically significant places once associated with the larger “Iranian” or “Aryana” world. This makes it important to distinguish between the ancient and modern definitions of “Iran” when discussing historical places and events.
I absolutely adore comments sections like these. It really shows how beautiful the world is and the kindness that is rooted in our human nature. Love to Afghanistan, from the UK.
Exceptional history...They outlasted all of their enemies even the mighty U.S OF A.May they come to know the PEACE OF JEHOVAH GOD...the peace that passes all human UNDERSTANDING.AMEN.
PS I went to the US embassy recently with my luggage because I was homeless and needed help, and was told the embassy could help me. The security guards were nervous at the sight of my luggage. The embassy didn't help me. No surprise. If the US cared about its people, it would outlaw Frankenfood for starters.
Very good explanation of history which many of Afghanis itself do not know.. This is detailed history covering the whole region. Amazing to see how the borders keep on changing after every sultanate..
Fascinating stuff. Interesting and well put together. I’m also really glad you cover eastern history. As a westerner I’ve found concise but accurate content is kind of hard to find.
If you think a TH-cam vid made by a westerner is precise and accurate then you are an idiot ! You wanna know about afganistan, you should ask an afganistan person !
Am from Pakistan and everyone have to admit if you invade the country and have bad intentions you won't get out of Afghanistan in your way it would be in there way.. Afghanyano taa ta salamonna .. Khuday da aman rawalie 💚
@Ali Mamund Yes. They were defeated after many victories earlier as well. However, their priority changed to conquer the rest of Central Asia, the middle east and Europe afterwards, which they were successful in doing. Almost all empires were never interested in keeping their hold on Afghanistan for long once they were inside because of way too many mountains and lack of natural resources. It was simply not worth it for anyone to keep occupying and ruling it. Except for in the modern time for USA & India (to destabilise both Afghanistan & Pakistan), for Pakistan (to try to keep both Pakistan & Afghanistan stable due to other countries' presence) for Russia (to counter the influence of USA), for Saudi Arabia & Iran (to spread their religious ideologies i.e. Sunni vs Shia).
Overlord Chappa "rapist" hahahahaha said the highest child abuse region in the planet. Raping of children is a sign of weakness and moral decadence in men. But that should be expected from goat "herder"nations.
In The Indian Epic Mahabharata, One of the Most Important characters known as 'Shakuni', was from Kingdom of Gandhar, which is today known as Afghanistan.
Fascinating summary of the history. What I found most useful was the superimposition of the different empires with various colours on the map, showing the extent of their reign and the timeframes. It was way too much for me to absorb but I will probably watch it quite few times as a reference for understanding the history of the country and the region. Really well done - thank you.
It would be great if we could send archaeologists instead of troops to find out more about the ancient history of the region. Things will have to calm down a lot for that to happen though.
@@justsomeguy335 I didn't suggest that, but now that you mention it, look what ISIS did to archaeological sites in Iraq. Look what the Taliban did to the Buddhas of Bamiyan. Look what the people did to the National Museum of Afghanistan. Look what China did during the great leap forward, to erase their own historical past. Look what the Soviets did with their anti-religious policies, destroying mosques and other cultural heritage wherever they set foot. Sometimes the safest place is far away from conflict zones. So if you call preserving archaeological artifacts stealing, then yes.
@@MahasvinGogiclue is that every expansionist kingdom aur country has fallen. Either ussr,usa,britain,german,and many kingdom, next will be china. China is claiming every neighbour's territory this is the start of decline of china.
The main reason why am here is jst tht I alweys wonder why afgani are the most beautiful pple ,and where I came from pple respect them and love them alot ,Big respect afagan ,Somali people are alweys with you and our prayer 2 ,we shall we overcome together Inshallah
@@santallum MY FRIEND YOU'RE THE VICTIM OF STERIOTYPING, BECAUSE IF I THINK LIKE YOU THEN, JAPAN REMINDS ME OF KAMAKAZI ATTACKS, USA AND UK OF ENSLAVING OTHER POOR COUNTIRES AND ITALY OF SURRENDERING :,D
I feel the Cain killed Able in this region, therefore the war never ends in Afghanistan 🇦🇫 (my country) - I really wish prosperity and amnesty to my people and country, thanks to all who wished best for us.
Joe this reminds me of the news reports in the opening months of war after 9/11. Some reporter was in the face of these rough northern alliance fighters in the mountains. The reporter asked repeatedly how the fight against al qaeda goes and the fighter's eyes just kept shifting back and fourth and another fighter in the back says in Farsi "eee al qaeda bay-padar qeest? " (who is this al qaeda bastard).
My boyfriend is from Afghanistan 🇦🇫 So I am trying to learn as much as I can cause I really don’t know anything about them. But he is amazing and loving and honest. He is here in the US and He is my best friend I am so in love with him I can’t imagine my life without him. So it is time I learn everything I can about them. He maybe here in the US but I don’t want him to be a US. I don’t want him to change. He is learning English and I am learning Pashto. I want him to remain the way he is that is what I feel in love with. ❤❤I look at him and My Breath gets taken away.
Great upload. As an afghan it’s difficult finding info about the history. The Greco history was interesting as it explains the Athena dance we today perform at all weddings
What I found most interesting is how many different "conquerors" have taken over Afghanistan and how many different peoples have made up Afghanistan throughout its history. Thank you.
America's army and NATO army should not have left Afghanistan alone like this. Should have gone looking at the situation.Where are many countries of America and Europe, who roam with the flag of Human Rights where are today?Innocent people are dying, women and children are killed
@@Thevlogger0009 the US was already there for 20 years and helped them as much as we could. The biggest slap on the face was the Afghans laying down arms and letting themselves be conquered without a fight. Pathetic and cowardly. Our men won’t die for people who won’t defend their own land anymore.
@@Thevlogger0009 Why not, its not our job to wipe your ass, sort your own shit, if you as a country would drop that primitive archaic religion and be more open to westerner technology, would be different, but you chose Islam, now deal with it.
@@AK-dd9od Alexander was never defeated. He pushed into India and only needed to go back because his troops were deeply angry about how much was there was. The only reason Alexander's empire collapsed was because of his untimely death.
The Afghan war broke Alexander's army. As a result, his demoralized troops mutinied at the Beas river in Northern India, a short distance from Afghanistan.
I served over seas in Afghanistan, and I can attest to the beauty and splendor of Afghanistan. The people, the rich history and the amazing terrain! My wish in life is to be able to go back 50 years from now and see it prosper like South Korea did in just a short time.
@Dharmic Yoddha hindus literally stood under foreign islamic and christian rule for 1200 years. hindus gave british officers their women for free as prostitutes. so what are you talking about? 20 000 mughal ruled over 70 million hindus in the 17th century. what "warriorism" are you hindus talking about?
@Il IA Afghanistan was part of BHARAT. Last BHARAT ORIGIN king to rule WAS MAHARAJA JAIPAAL in 17th century Mugals occupied it and converted it into Islamic country......GANDHARA was an ancient city in Afghanistan
@Il IA 😂😂😂😂😂.....it was our religious text that were written before birth of islam about GANDHARA which is now in Afghanistan......... Islam invaded BHARAT and divided it every time.
Very interesting and informative refresher. I heard an Afghan say: “The west has the watches but Afghanistan has the time”. They know where their strengths resides
hossin maddoh ghool, I wouldn't expect you to say such things to a "terrorist" Pashtun's face. As always you ghools can bark safely from behind your computer screens.
Afghans , you are so beautiful even the country is full of mountains and clear water . You are in my prayers 🙏. Let peace come from our Almighty God who is in control, all Christians remember you in their personal prayer.
The region of Afghanistan was once called Gandhara with Taxila as its capital. Taxila was an education hub in ancient times and had one of the earliest Universities in the world. The mother of Kauravas in the Ancient Indian epic Mahabharata was from this region.
@@amolkhobaragade hahaha, nice to see you have read some of our Mahabaratha records... However, I have to tell you, the Mahabharata is not the only Indian historical reference, there are several other Hindu scriptures along with modern linguistic and archeological studies which extend the Indosphere to much beyond Afghanistan in the West. That's what I was referring to. Of course Gandhara is mentioned, because it is alive in the generic vocabulary of people since the name (and similar ones) got highlighted in recent news.
@@amolkhobaragade It's more than that. The problem is since the Arabs and other invaders came thru, they did their best to destroy and erase anything related to Hinduism and Buddhism
@@amolkhobaragade Gandahara was from Peshawar basin up to Kabul Valley, which is South-East of Afghanistan. After Khaybar pass to the north was called Bactria, which is North-East Afghanistan.
I’m not afghan and for some reason I still imagine the place as being mostly desert with sandstone houses and bombers everywhere...... kinda racist but mayb I’m just ignorant, what is it like over there?
We Afghans don't beg financial help from anyone, even US. Please, just leave as alone and by our own!!! The rest we will tackle with the challenges together
Taliban will always receive help from outside. We don’t stand a chance against them as long as outsiders keep supporting them. After decades of war we have a generation of poor people who were literally born into a battle zone, with no education. There are two solutions: 1- start building schools to improve the economy, which is not possible until 2- we find an ally who will help us get rid of the Taliban
@@nishhnishh1088 I know bro! But don't try to splurge it in some way. Indo-Afghan relationship goes to hundreds of years back. At this point we do need our folk's need, but it doesn't mean you make us a bigger 🤦 This is not fair bro
چرا دروغ میگوید؟ غنی مثل سگ به پای امریکایها افتاده بود که از افغانستان خارج نشوند. و دیگر یک قوم داریم بنام پشتون که همه چیز را مال خود شان میدانند آنها میگویند بجز از مایان دیگر کسی قدرت را گرفته نمیتواند.
I agree also with the other 2 comments genatations of hate and look what it has done to that country and people basicly killing off there own people the leders of that country have put all of them in a hole and noone has the brain or heart to let love and respeckt overcome its hate in a hole and with those mentalitys will never get out of it and teaching there young to hate also what hope is there for that land and people.how sad..Im proud and blessed to be an American 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 were we love and care for our people but will also fight for our rights as humans
My prediction…the Taliban stays as rulers for a few years then begins to kill people and double crosses a stronger country and gets removed from power as quickly as it got there. Then retreats to the mountains and Pakistan to wage war for another 10-20 years until the whole process begins again. There are too many cultures and religions that have rules over this area for everyone to simply accept the other ruling party. These are people that have lived through thousands of generations of war. I wish them peace and prosperity but sadly history cannot be ignored.
They’ll go after China because of all the Muslims they put in concentration camps. CCP is concerned about that. They could wipe out the taliban because they’re not afraid to use their full might, but they also don’t want to use it because then it’s just one more reason for the international community to use against them.
@Dharmic Yoddha islam in Afghanistan was from 7th century The Afghanistanis were very powerful till 1950s They have ruled many neighboring countries Including India...
@Dharmic Yoddha Who was Mehmood ghazni? the person who literally fucked all indian rulers of his time...who was muhammad ghori....who Were Mughals They all Came From Afghanistan or their Capital was Kabul..
@@mujahid-9630 It is a Persian saying roughly means:: May be in your dreams,,, just be carful not to lose present semi state Kurdistan instead of ganing a country called Kurdistan.
@PurpleRose7777 The idea of giving any ethnic group a country, is dangerous, we have so many different people in our region that instead one Iran, we can have 20 Iran, one Afganestan can be divided into 7 Afganestan, we can have 4 Iraq and so on. This will destabilise Middile East for ever, endless wars between these newly shaped countries.
So Afghanistan was the center of all conflicts even in the past, but after all the people suffered and still suffering, may the people of Afghanistan have peace and prosperity 🙂
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What is going to happen in Afghanistan?
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Here is a link to the latest video I just made about Afghanistan over on my 2nd channel.
This covers the major likely players in Afghanistan's future with potential scenarios.
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Thank you 😊
Where did you get all the historical information from mate? Big up
yeah um yikes
UK is busy killing Afghans since 1839 in their quest to colonize Afghans like it did to India but since they were buthurt 3 times in a row it continues until 2021 with destroying Afghanistan trough its proxy state west Pakistan which it created illegally on Afghan-Indian soil in 1947 against all UN agreements, despite the fact it was defeated in the 3rd Afghan-Anglo war in 1919 not just only defeated on the field but also diplomatically in 1923 because the last real Afghan king Amanullah Khan signed a pact with USSR and thus freeing Durandline which his illiterate father was tricked by the British in 1889 “leasing” this land for 100 years!
That’s why Afghanistan had to be destroyed in 1989 and they continu to destabilize and create havoc in Afghanistan abusing Islam since WW1
By means of carefully orchestrated Islamic uprise in 1929 it ousted king Amanullah khan by the own Afghan population and placed its puppet king which ruled for 40 years while being toppled by its own emotional idiot nephew the red prince Daud.
Similar to 1979 Islamic uprise orchestrated by USA which is Britain’s partner since WW1 and very recently both had invaded Afghanistan under false pretext called 9/11 it also cultivated Taliban during their 20 years of occupation and puppet presidents karzai and ghani
Sadly a repeat of 1929
1929 = 1979
Deluded “freedom fighters payed by the west: Bache Saqow = Ahmad Shah Massoud and other ashrar
Western puppet king shah shuja & Nadir Shah = Karzai/Ghani/Taliban (Pakistan ISI)
Patriots Afghans: Real Afghan King Amanullah Khan = President Dr. Najibullah
While president Najibullah warned in 1989 the western world to stop supporting terrorism in Afghanistan. However geopolitics has no moral standards and is payed by Afghan blood
In a certain way, the world is witnessing the revenge of afghans call it karma or whatever you want but Alexander the Great wrote:
"May God keep you away from the venom of the Cobra, the teeth of the tiger, and the revenge of the Afghans."
If Afghanistan were not so embroiled in war, it would probably be one of the best archaeological sites on the planet.
Yup...I am sure there are many interesting things buried there
How well preserved are Afghanistan's archaeological sites? The Bamiyan Buddhas weren't so lucky.
David Rosner can’t blow up what you don’t know exist. I’m sure there’s so much buried stuff there
@@UnimpressedGoose Yeah like Oxus Treasures and Tilliya Tepe treasures
Correct❤💪
I wish peace and prosper in Afghanistan.
Greetings from Poland.
Stack K. Thanks ♥️💋
I have been to Poland and I guess Afghans and Polish people have so much in common than we can admit. We have been squashed by super powers multiple times but survived with our heads up every single time.
@BlasianGuy oof
im half polish, half afghanis this comment makes me happy
Afghans and Poles are Aryans
The land that’s famous for its braveness and non-giving up resistance against invaders. Greetings from Somalia 🇸🇴
thank you walal macan
ALEXANDER THE GREAT 336 BC... MAY GOD KEEP YOU AWAY FROM THE VENOM OF COBRA AND THE TEETHS OF TIGER AND VENGEANC OF AFGHANS.... For smarts its good enough to understand
Because of indo greek empire i have a greek blood in me cause i am part greek
It is gut wrenching to watch the United States pull out our troops from Afghanistan. After being there for 20 years, we thought we had trained them well enough to protect themselves from the taliban. As I write this, the second and third biggest cities have been overtaken by the Taliban, Kabul is surrounded, and the entire country is on the brink of collapse. I fear for the women there, who will no longer be able to go to school, own a business, ect. We NEED to keep our word to the thousands of translators who have worked with us and evacuate ALL of them!
@fight back disinformation
Wow! What a great comment section. So many positive sayings about my homeland🇦🇫 It really shows that there are good hearted and smart people around the world who supports peace and prosperity all around the world.
It was first Gandhar in Mahabharat era,, then a Buddhist state but encroachment done by AllahTala peoples & made islamic state.
I support Afghanistan 🇦🇫 I will learn as much as I can ❤Due to my Boyfriend being from there
Oh, really. I wish it was me 😂 @novemberrayn2193
I'm from the United States, regardless, I have huge respect to the people of Afghanistan! Like any other.
I am so happy the world people love us ❤ tnx all world people love you❤ from Afghanistan 🇦🇫🫡
*Gets invaded by almost every major empire
Afghanistan: *Laughs in mountain*
Aliens :* Invade Afghanistan
Afghans:Ah shit, here we go again.
@@AureliusLaurentius1099 This meme will never not be funny lmao
You missed the part were a goodly number of those empires started in the region. And don't forget "In Afghanistan even the dirt is hostile."
Laughs in Dari
@Godtuber Adibu How many could hold the afghan countryside though
I wish peace and prosperity for Afghanistan people. Cheers from Argentina 🇦🇫🇦🇷
Thanks 🙏 we really love Ur country too
H982 FKL
We love Argentina
We love Argentine very much
Thanks bro
Afghanistan had enough struggles in the past. I wish you peaceful life. Afghan people deserve this. Love from neihboring Uzbekistan.
Afghanistan was Hindu land occupied by islam
@@Hukum1998 North Hindustan was Afghan Muslim land untill Uzbek kings conquer there.
@@Hukum1998 no it wasn’t Lmaoo what are you saying. Pashtuns lived in Afghanistan for 5000 years. Hinduism is bs made by brits
@आदि राजपूत it’s literally says it in the video at 4:00 lmfao . Mmmm yummy cheese burger
@आदि राजपूत we Afghans wanted to accept islam anyway we are not pagans
I am a U.S. Christian & pray for Afghanistan daily. I am ashamed & repent of the sorrow & destruction which I believe my nation has caused Afghanistan. Watching this, I am stunned to learn how very much the long history of Afghanistan is laden with war & foreigners from various countries coming invading. Location seems to be an aspect of that. On can even begin to wonder if Afghanistan has been cursed for some reason? Perhaps the people of Afghanistan can together pray for God's blessing in the future. Sorry if name icon comes up 2x. Computer glitch
Since you feel so ashamed of the U.S. you should donate all your money/property to the afghan people and renounce you citizenship and move to Afghanistan. Its the right thing to do.
It's ok. Us little guys are usually the ones paying the price for the ambitions of evil men, so there's some camaraderie there to be had if you ignore our national identities for a moment.
@@jamessickmore236 she is right. USA govt is responsible for this mess in india or afghanistan. they use pakistan to destabilize these 2 countries.
@@jamessickmore236 the right thing to do would be for the government of the US to own up to its mistakes and rebuild the country using the resources it stole from the country. One individual person giving up their wealth and property will have zero impact. If you have the time to make snidy comments on TH-cam maybe you should use that time to create a movement and influence the government to make up for its mistakes.
@@kryptoniteee lol How was Afghanistan a mistake? They had terrorist training camps throughout the country. Next you gonna tell me they don't hate the Infidels. Im just sad they didn't Nuke the place.
I can only wish freedom and happiness justice to Afghanistan people from Eritrea 🇪🇷
love you from Afghanistan
Allah hu Akbar
Love you guys back very good beautiful people
I am from afghanistan
Freedom for Eritreans from the dictator Afwerki
Such rich history of Afghanistan 🇦🇫 ! Wow , never knew most of it. I only pray that Afghanis find peace in their country.
Love from India 🇮🇳 ❤️
Human being should look and go beyond any religion if you truly wish to see and feel humanity not hatred.
fida momina are you muslim from india or infidel,
@Atif Shah
Why shouldn't people make fun of Islam, it's not such a great religion when it espouses convert, submit and pay, or die tactics. The religion of peace my ass. Of course it deserves mockery.
@@MiddleEast-4Ever why does that matter
Mystery Explained because religion matters.
Afghan people are so tough man much respect from Egypt
@DURKEN • 20,000 years ago and to u bro
@Lion Tiger and Egyptians loves u too bro
Happy Ramadan to all off u
Raees Zargar you are absolutely correct in saying that Nepal just a poor country with no importance. Know that the best fighters that Afghanistan has, were bested by a bunch of poor Nepalese Gurkhas. Let that sink in. Gurkhas are the most superior fighting soldier that I have ever seen.
On a side note; Afghanistan is pretty much worthless. “If” Afghanistan took advantage of it’s mineral deposits, then that would be different, but they don’t, and they likely never will. Especially since the Taliban are likely to take over in say the next year or two.
Folks in Kabul had better get ready because that Olympic Soccer field is about to be used again to start lobbing off heads. Bet the Afghans wouldn’t mind some help from the Gurkhas then.
Deaths gamer well bud; if you put down your controller and left your parents basement, you’d realize that there had been 2 wars in the last 19 years. Some of us actually fought in them, and didn’t have to get all of our experience an Xbox PlayStation.
Himalayan midgets are nothing compared to Afghans, and those Ghurkas were always slaves to the British, and besides, what Afghan pissed you off Bobby?
The war started extactly in the year that I was born. Now I am 42. I have never seen a peaceful Afghanistan.
Afghanistan is truly a land of never ending wars. The roots of these wars are in the culture, in the history, in the mindsets, in the thinkings and in the soroudings. The roots are too deep and too old.
Well and its so sad because it's usually with the interference of other countries.
Afghan tribes will make war when foreign forces can’t.
@@ChipmunkRapidsMadMan1869 Ok so leave that between them and leave them alone.
@@KatIsaTeddyBear are you giving me orders? Like I had anything to do with the wars in Afghanistan?
Lol
My first real job was at a restaurant and the head chef was Afghan, he taught me some very valuable lessons and was very strict. But he was also the most kind and sincere person. I can see why now, history of where you are from can really make the character of future generations.
Thanks man it really touched my heart I'm a Afghan thanks for sharing this❤
Dean Nili salam
What was his name yout chef?
You must have also enjoyed some amazing foods 👌🏼😀😋
🇦🇫 ✊
Mass respect to afghan people from a Greek. Proud to have a common history. Let's both of our nation regain their ancient glory, and such a thing as allies.
Αγαπούμε η Ελλάδα. ❤🇬🇷❤
🇦🇫❤️🇬🇷 We Afghans love Greeks too brave and extremely beautiful people
We don't have a common history. But appreciate the comment
@Soren Utpal the only way of successes for human beings is Islam the only religion which a person don't want to change even if he loss his life
@@waqasrashid6255 yhh for hoories..or for the fun of killing goats and dogs?? Or people...kaboom
Love Afghans. Greetings brothers from Morocco
abdel hamid MOUKRIME thanks brother from your lovely comment
Thanks brother
Thank you brother. Much love and respect from Afghanistan.
@@medrissarwary464 Afsos bar to ware tasobgar gomku rang at ra kate eii raqum gap hai ushtokana at.
We love you too
During the Mahabharata, Gandhari cursed her brother Shakuni, The ruler of Gandhara, that his Kingdom shall always suffer as her sons did in the War before dying. Gandhara was the ancient name of Afghanistan and Gandhari was an Afghan Princess. Looking at Afghanistan's history with Empires falling and rising every 50 years and most of them foreign, gives me chills.
Completely wrong lol. As an Afghan, it would be nice for others to stop claiming afghan history as Persian, Arab or Indian. Recently Indians have been relentless at claiming afghan history through a distant more than 2000 yrs old history where a small region was once ruled by an "Indian kingdom." Gandhara is mostly present day Pakistan and included small parts of southern Afghanistan. We were bactrian and in ancient times Afghanistan was called "Ariana" because we had Aryan tribes.
@@Soealesso Indians are not aryans? Wasnt Afghanistan ruled by 2-3 hindu kings?
@@Soealeshope you heard about Kambojas?
Who ruled Afghanistan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan.
I think this video will get a lot of views in the upcoming days.
Yupp
Exactly why im here
Proud to be Pashtun Pathan Afghan , not slaves of anyone
Map is wrong... Afghanistan borders India as well... Terrorism sponsor Pak has illegally occupied that region.. It has cleansed the original population there and installed Pathans there
Ohh really ,than take it back from Pakistan 😂😂😂immature
Big love and respect to the people of Afghanistan. no doubt they are the most friendliest, bravest people i’ve ever met.
From a Somali ❤️
True that
Thank you UwU
Diego Quaresma why you sound like, you got beaten by an Afghan.
Hey, trust me you don’t want to talk about religion.
Quran (60:8) : Allah does not forbid you from those who do not fight you because of religion and do not expel you from your homes - from being righteous toward them and acting justly toward them. Indeed, Allah loves those who act justly.
Believe me it is the most peaceful religion. Tell me if you have any better religion.
Terrorism loves terrorism. Jihadis love Jihadis. Same ummah same beliefs.
@@rage9278
YOU ARE THE GREATEST LOSER
DON'T CRY BRO....
Long life Afghanistan. Love from Somalia.
ژوند ژوند سومالیه
Your brother from Afghanistan loves you.
When will u start living!!? Somalia.. 😅😅
Thx bro love Somalia too , from Afghanistan 🇦🇫 ❤️🇸🇴
Jwand jwand my Somalië brother🇸🇴❤️ from Afghaan Pashtun 🇦🇫❤️
So Proud of being from Afghanistan, but only lived there for the 1st 6 years of my life . I love you from the bottom of my heart My home land .
When i see good comments about my country, it makes me very happy. I hope that peace come soon in my country... 🇦🇫🕊
In sha Allah.
@@sustainableliving6319 tnx inshallah
Inshallah
We Indian are always with our brother Afghanistan
Long live indo - afghan brotherhood.
@@prafulbajpai1198 Tnx u are so kind...
This deserves a 2021 update.
What for? 20 years of USA trying to conquer it. Not even worth mentioning it in the big picture of 3500 years of war. :-)
What Alexander said - just another name on the 'empires who took us over and have since been driven out' list. :P
Its really comforting to see so many positive comments about my country, thank you all.
Yall shit finna get rocked in the coming weeks 😭😂
The Afghan people have a rich culture and as a blacksmith ive always thought that the best and most beautiful weapons and crafts came out of that region.
Lots on new Afghani retaurants will open in America soon. US Lost the war but won the cuisine.
@@johnnyplunkett8532 The correct term is Afghan. Afghani is actually the currency.
Oh, you're so lucky. Wear it like a badge of honor,friend. I fell in love with your people before the Soviets invaded. Amazing history. I've been heartsick for them the whole time,but hope their strength of character rubs off on the rest of us. 🇺🇸❤️🇦🇫
Recently met a group of Afghanis who fled due to the crisis of the Taliban taking control. They are such friendly, hardworking people. I was astounded by how ‘Western’ they are, Amazing at speaking English, and just so grateful to be in a safe country. The media always paints a negative picture of Afghanistan. I had a lovely conversation with a man named Gull who was a tour guide and lost everything due to the conflict. He told me he would take me on a great tour once the country becomes safe again, and I really wish it does. They are a resilient people and don’t deserve to always get the shit end of the stick. Long live Afghanistan!
I would love to visit there to one day...Hopefully Afghanistan becomes a peaceful prosperous place in our lifetimes. They deserve much better.
There are the Persian speaking and the hazaras, who are polite and friendly, Pashtun are not.
That's so nice gull means flower in afghan tc brother
It is beautiful country, caught up in an ugly civil war. Did what I could, wish them the best.
Lol, you just met the wealthy elite who could leave. They're not "western" at all in general, they're hyper-islamic.
I love you afghanistan from Greece
Thank u
Love you too
We love Greece bro.
We had a long cultural based Afghan greco root, and though still we have similarities
@@ahmadshahqaderi7285 no we haven't. There was only greek alphabet and greek style royal coins in afghanistan. But many greeks are of afghan origin. Because during the achaemenid empire, afghans soldiers were stationed in ancient thrace and athen and later joined the greek revolt and married greek women.
*Afganistan people good and brave people, love from Albania*
Thx man , btw I am hoping to visit Albania soon , love from Afghanistan 🇦🇫 ❤️🇦🇱🤝😝👌
lol they tried to invade the sikhs multiple times lol
Fugaku what?
@@ozone1894 im saying they werent good people, all they cared was for to conquer
@Kyro Zephyr lol there was a fight 21 vs 4000 and we still held for 12 hours lol
Leave them alone and let them rebuild that beautiful country
Thank u brother
" Leave Brittany ALONE ".
Thank you Sanjay K bai.
Ur right but no1 stands for us
You do your thing
Afghanistan the land of brave honest and warrior...i love you...from somalia
🇦🇫❤️❤️
Love you back man!!
no they arent
@@NanaStudio8 ask your sister she might about afghan boys 😅🤣🤣
@@NanaStudio8Looks like someone is jealous😂
Afghans are beautiful people, a nation rich in culture, great food and great hospitality. I wish to visit this awesome country someday :)
Hy men I need your number
Thank you so much for the kind words
Jewish duck really sorry bro if you dont like putting number here .
I just warmly well come the one who said im intrested visiting afghanistan .
@TheJewishDuck k thanks bro got it where are you from ?
@TheJewishDuck k ok bro nice meeting you my good nieghbor
I love Afghan end I have Afghan friends so good friends for me from Eritrea 🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷🤛🇦🇫🇦🇫🇦🇫
Tnxss for love I have many friends from Eritrea we are working together they are so sweet
I have an Eritrean friend, we were always there for each other during the 3 months quarantine in China haha. Learned a lot about each other’s cuisines as well haha
Thanks bro I respect you I love also 🇪🇷 ❤️🇦🇫 Afghans Pashtun 🇦🇫❤️
Love u too from afghanistan 🇦🇫
This was nicely done. Really helpful in understanding the complex and extraordinary history of Afghanistan. Thank you!
As an Afghan I approve of this video, very well researched.
Thank you Nabyle :)
Epimetheus it was a great video! However, I think you missed out on talking about the Durand line treaty, and the “breaking” of the treaty when Pakistan was made. Made a lot of people super super salty
Nabyle Haris
In Iran they are very conscious of their Aryan ancestors from Central Asia. Is it the same with Afghans?
Ancient Gandhara Kingdom was not mentioned
Robustus
there are many ethnicities in afghanistan. those who are of aryan ancestry (like ethnic afghans ie pashtuns), are well aware of their aryan ancestry. however most of afghans don't care so much about such stuff.
I'm afghan and my parents fled to Pakistan during the soviet afghan war and i was born in Pakistan and now live in the UK, i wanted to develop a deeper understanding of my country and this has really helped me wrap my head around all the stories my parents told me as a child :)
Want a deeper understanding? Leave the UK and go back.
I have had an infatuation with Afghanistan since I was a boy, watching a National Geographic documentary on Buzkashi and The Mujahadeen.
I joke to my wife that I need to learn how to make clementine cake so I can hike Afghanistan.
See The Secret Life Of Walter Mitty for that last part.
@@ChipmunkRapidsMadMan1869 فارسی بلدی؟
@@comionpewrio please translate that.
It's not Arabic, nor pashtun
I wish peace come to Afghanistan and everyone can visit my lovely,ancient country🇦🇫 without any fear❤
I hope so too :)
I truly wish peace and prosperity for your FABULOUS country but, need to work so hard, in order to reac those core objectives. We all should contribute into it.
However, religion, power and money should stay out if it we want to reach our aim, to be able to build a nation where everyone could live peacefully beyond any creed and culture.
Lol
Lol afghanistan is not a ancient country, its a recent country
Dave 1977 Dubai is a muslim country and one the most peacefull country in the world and u visit there. Y don’t u feel the same about afganistan?
It was a very good video and well documented. You have just missed the Durand line. Modern state of Afghanistan was neighboring British India but after creation of Pakistan in 1947 half of Afghanistan was given to Pakistan by British India and till now no Afghan government has accepted the Durand line as an international border between Afghanistan and Pakistan. The line actually separated the Pashtun people who always willing to rejoin.
Half the pashtuns in Porkistan have been heavily brainwashed by Pak government...sadly 'm not sure if what you're saying is true about them
I hope for only peace and prosperity for Afghanistan
@It Ain't Me 1968 its more like arnt they tired of being invaded lol, my family motto is victory or death. I'm sure they understand this there because they definitely fight like it. They just need to heal and grow more powerful as they will and I hope they become rich because they shouldn't be a 3rd world country they should at least be second if not first but all the biggest countries invaded them so that no one else would annex afghan and get bigger I hate human greed.
@It Ain't Me 1968 nah man im Canadian my family is Scottish, you are right about that but it inst as true anymore most Afghani are educated in reading and writing just not English. A 1/3 of there population is in school rn.
It Ain't Me 1968 taliban
It Ain't Me 1968 the reason they blew it was because its a ‘buddha’ statue
Thanks man i am afghan
This place has been in battle since the dawn of man. Crazy to think present day there about to go through another gigantic change to their timeline.
all because where the country is situated too. it will more than likely always be this way.
And that's why 20 years doesn't mean anything in this timeline. Fighting has gone on for millennia
The entire world has been embroiled in conflict since cain killed able or was it able killing cain
Actually I was surprised to see such a long period of peace before the communist overthrow in the 1970s.
If you condense that much history down to 14 minutes only focusing on transfers of power and territorial shifts you can make most long standing places look like they are in constant chaos. A human lifetime to generations of stability often exist between two bullet points in a history book.
Afghanis are very tough, sincere and honest people. I've seen many Afghanis working in Karachi, some of the best people really. Love for Afghanistan ♥️
i love pakistan. one of the only countries to help afghans when we were going through the soviet invasion.
@@maxjohnson1950 but why most of Afgans hate Pakistan???
Sahrukh Khan because in the current day Pakistan is funding the Taliban
Wajeeh Ul Hassan we are called Afghan not Afghanis, our currency is called Afghanis and that is so simple.
@@sahrukhkhan7938 go and watch parwez Musharraf wording and other politicians of paksitan then u will know the hate reason
Afghanistan's ancient history is so rich that it could be the perfect focus for an entire history documentary series! It was once a major crossroads on the Silk Road, connecting cultures and empires, from the Persians and Greeks to the Mauryans and Mongols. Its heritage is filled with stories of great civilizations and iconic historical sites, such as the Buddhas of Bamiyan and the city of Herat.
The name “Iran” comes from the word “Aryānām” (Land of the Aryans), which is rooted in ancient Iran and Avestan languages. “Iran” literally translates to “land of the Aryans” or “place of the noble people.”
Persian Empire is not the same as Iran-there is a significant difference. Aryana (or Iran) was a distinct region whereas Persia was an empire that invaded and ruled over various areas , including Aryana(ancient Iran- present day Afghanistan ) Persia was an imperial power, but Iran (present day Afghanistan ) had its own distinct identity long before and during Persian
Indeed, the historical region encompassing modern-day Afghanistan has been referred to as “Iran” in various contexts throughout history, particularly in ancient texts. The name “Aryana,” often associated with the term “Iran,” has specific historical significance. Here’s a brief explanation of this connection:
• In ancient Indo-Iranian culture, the term Arya was used to signify the noble or honorable people
• Ancient Iran sources, including the Avesta and works by historians like Herodotus, often describe lands and tribes that align with the geographic and ethnic context of modern Afghanistan.
• The Greeks referred to parts of this region as “Ariana,” which included cities and areas within Afghanistan.
Putting that aside
The name Aryana(Iran) specifically refers to the territories that currently belong to Afghanistan, and this region has historically been recognized as part of Aryan culture and civilization. The cultural and historical significance of this area and its connection to ancient Iran is clearly evident in historical texts and literature.
With the changes in names throughout history, cultural and historical identities may have been overlooked. The name “Iran” was officially adopted only in the early twentieth century, replacing the term Persia, whereas the history and culture associated with Aryana(Iran) and other regions have existed for thousands of years.
Here is a list of historical names associated with only with territories of the present day of Afghanistan:
• Aryana (Airyanem Vaejah)
• Iran
• Bactria
• Khurasan
• Ghaznavid Empire
• Ghor
• Ancient Sistan( not the one in present day Iran with only 100- 150 years of history
My point is out that the modern geographic boundaries of Iran do not align with many of the historical sites and events often attributed to ancient “Iran,” particularly when considering the larger region of Greater Iran or Aryana.
Afghanistan, for example, was a crucial part of these empires and was home to many key cities and cultural centers. This larger cultural sphere is sometimes referred to as Greater Iran, which encompassed a broader range of the Achaemenids and later empires.
In conclusion, while modern Iran retains the cultural heritage of ancient Iran , its current geography does not encompass all the historically significant places once associated with the larger “Iranian” or “Aryana” world. This makes it important to distinguish between the ancient and modern definitions of “Iran” when discussing historical places and events.
I absolutely adore comments sections like these. It really shows how beautiful the world is and the kindness that is rooted in our human nature. Love to Afghanistan, from the UK.
Exceptional history...They outlasted all of their enemies even the mighty U.S OF A.May they come to know the PEACE OF JEHOVAH GOD...the peace that passes all human UNDERSTANDING.AMEN.
@@delanosmith2588 WT
Thank you 🇦🇫
Love Afghans. Greetings from an Iraqi Kurd in Germany
@Pashtun Boy Good I think you're Indian.
@@amaankumandan7159 he's pakistani with fake id😁😂
Humans: Draw imaginary lines on earth
Also Humans: This comment section
@Pashtun Boy dallkhor why do you jealous of who sharing love to Afghan people?
@Pashtun Boy I am Afghan Pashtun and I know you are cracked of Punjab daakhor
We love Afghanistan from Somalia
Love you too
I love Afghanistan and am a Honduran Spaniard in Cambodia from the US of AIDS I left so it can get nuked without me as it deserves.
PS I went to the US embassy recently with my luggage because I was homeless and needed help, and was told the embassy could help me. The security guards were nervous at the sight of my luggage. The embassy didn't help me. No surprise. If the US cared about its people, it would outlaw Frankenfood for starters.
Love you right back! 😘
Love u too from afghanistan 🇦🇫 🇦🇫
Very good explanation of history which many of Afghanis itself do not know.. This is detailed history covering the whole region. Amazing to see how the borders keep on changing after every sultanate..
Fascinating stuff. Interesting and well put together. I’m also really glad you cover eastern history. As a westerner I’ve found concise but accurate content is kind of hard to find.
Stefan Filipovits Not to mention all of that content out there that portrays the east in a negative light or downplays its history
Tushar Patel totally! That’s probably even an understatement.
If you think a TH-cam vid made by a westerner is precise and accurate then you are an idiot !
You wanna know about afganistan, you should ask an afganistan person !
It's called 'hard research'.
Search from unbiased informative websites.
No one is an idiot for thinking that.
There is so such thing as "concise and accurate" when it comes to the middle East and it's politics and history. Everything is complex and ancient.
I love the afghan culture and food❤️ greetings from Kosovo 🇽🇰
Louisa Sophie Love from 🇮🇳❤️🇷🇸
Louisa Sophie we love you those who’s loving our country, many thanks my dear from Afghanistan to you kosovon
#Louisa #Sophie
thanks dear, we (Afghans) love our Kosovar brothers & sisters too❤
love from Afghanistan.
Love from Afghanistan
Even the burka?
Am from Pakistan and everyone have to admit if you invade the country and have bad intentions you won't get out of Afghanistan in your way it would be in there way..
Afghanyano taa ta salamonna ..
Khuday da aman rawalie 💚
Grana worora da yawaze zmog tarikh nadai balke de tolu pakhtano dai staso ham.
Rora da tol pukhton tarekh de rora pa de tam fakhar kawa
Yes. True. Unless you're the mongols.
@Ali Mamund Yes. They were defeated after many victories earlier as well. However, their priority changed to conquer the rest of Central Asia, the middle east and Europe afterwards, which they were successful in doing. Almost all empires were never interested in keeping their hold on Afghanistan for long once they were inside because of way too many mountains and lack of natural resources. It was simply not worth it for anyone to keep occupying and ruling it. Except for in the modern time for USA & India (to destabilise both Afghanistan & Pakistan), for Pakistan (to try to keep both Pakistan & Afghanistan stable due to other countries' presence) for Russia (to counter the influence of USA), for Saudi Arabia & Iran (to spread their religious ideologies i.e. Sunni vs Shia).
Mash Allah love u bro
Love the aging at 9:00! Great editing and really knowledgeable video and content.
Long live to Afghanistan form Kurdistan ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻❣
thaanks and love long live for kurdistan
Love to kurds
Kurdistan great people love from Afghanistan to Kurdish 💚💚💚💚💚💚
Zamiar Abdulla ❤️☀️💚🇦🇫❤️
Overlord Chappa "rapist" hahahahaha said the highest child abuse region in the planet. Raping of children is a sign of weakness and moral decadence in men. But that should be expected from goat "herder"nations.
I love Afghanistan
Greetings from Philippines
You are kind bro..❤
Thanks for the beautiful and peaceful comment🇦🇫❤️
Thanks ❤
Don't you mean greetings from China
Love Philippine from Afghanistan
Respect Afghanistan From India 🇮🇳
Chutiya sala.
Apne ghar samal.
Jaha dekho Gay banke firte hain.
Thanks brother
@@Nvidia_Mesh chuthia thera bap
@@Nvidia_Mesh remove islam word from your name..
@@Nvidia_Mesh Pakistan didn't even exist at that time why are you barking unnecessarily? ;):)
In The Indian Epic Mahabharata, One of the Most Important characters known as 'Shakuni', was from Kingdom of Gandhar, which is today known as Afghanistan.
Source: tanatan 😂
@@ajjony4866 no bro it is real now it is called Kandahar i think
@@sayandebhalder1618 you think 🤣 tanatan 🤣
@@sayandebhalder1618 Aryan invasion India 1300 bc and khandahar in 5000 year old city Search google ok.
@@ajjony4866 lol says a chuslim
“He who endures with patience is the conqueror.”
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
Isn't that a quote from an I.R.A. officer?
This is a sad truth. Hiding in caves waiting for US to falter.
@@angelaOnFiya I think you'd want to be in a cave too if an AC-130 Gunship were to be flying over you, lol
Ur good. Very informative 👏 about Afghanistan 🇦🇫. I learn something 👌 thank u.
Fascinating summary of the history. What I found most useful was the superimposition of the different empires with various colours on the map, showing the extent of their reign and the timeframes. It was way too much for me to absorb but I will probably watch it quite few times as a reference for understanding the history of the country and the region. Really well done - thank you.
too much for anyone to absorb. and the entire globe is all the same thing.
It was first Gandhar in Mahabharat era,, then a Buddhist state but encroachment done by AllahTala peoples & made islamic state.
Afghanistan people have suffered enough at the hands of powerful countries.
Almighty God Show mercy on Afghan people. 🙏❤
Keshava
Thank you bro.
Jazaka Allah brother/sister.
May Allah also put mercy upon you or Walaikom Assalam.
@Dave 1977 2nd one is more responsible
@@the_eagle_eyes2855
You are seeing comments from Hindu pagans about Islam.
@Dharmic Yoddha *Tips fedora*
It would be great if we could send archaeologists instead of troops to find out more about the ancient history of the region. Things will have to calm down a lot for that to happen though.
Right?
if we dont send troops we cant send archaeologist. The delusion of pacifist continues to perplex me.
@@billthekid1591 I'm not suggesting that that's what we do. I'm saying that it's a shame that we can't.
So y'all can steal the archeological findings and proudly show your stolen items in your museums?
@@justsomeguy335 I didn't suggest that, but now that you mention it, look what ISIS did to archaeological sites in Iraq. Look what the Taliban did to the Buddhas of Bamiyan. Look what the people did to the National Museum of Afghanistan. Look what China did during the great leap forward, to erase their own historical past. Look what the Soviets did with their anti-religious policies, destroying mosques and other cultural heritage wherever they set foot. Sometimes the safest place is far away from conflict zones. So if you call preserving archaeological artifacts stealing, then yes.
"Let me know in the comments what you think the future holds for Afghanistan."
Coming at you from August 2021: Nothing good.
China will be next invader and same history will repeat.(china will be next usa,ussr)
A lot of people from the future are suddenly popping up. Any clue?
Definitely better than becoming a western doll,,,
@@MahasvinGogiclue is that every expansionist kingdom aur country has fallen. Either ussr,usa,britain,german,and many kingdom, next will be china. China is claiming every neighbour's territory this is the start of decline of china.
@@E001-f8g Western doll? China's many factories has established by western investments. At that time where was you?
The main reason why am here is jst tht I alweys wonder why afgani are the most beautiful pple ,and where I came from pple respect them and love them alot ,Big respect afagan ,Somali people are alweys with you and our prayer 2 ,we shall we overcome together Inshallah
Inshallah, thank you 😊 love Somalia 🇸🇴 I have Somalian friends love them💙
love you all from palestine
Thanks and love from Afghanistan
Somalia people are beautiful also.👩👨
Almost Every country in world : gets slaved by British.
Afghanistan : *can't touch this*
qdos for that at least .. shame about the whole stoning women thing thought huh .. and that sex with little boys .. not nice
@@santallum MY FRIEND YOU'RE THE VICTIM OF STERIOTYPING, BECAUSE IF I THINK LIKE YOU THEN, JAPAN REMINDS ME OF KAMAKAZI ATTACKS, USA AND UK OF ENSLAVING OTHER POOR COUNTIRES AND ITALY OF SURRENDERING :,D
Don't jinx us brother 😂
@@santallum you people are stupid enough bro
Lmaooo laughed soo hard also almost every empire in the world: is conquered by Alexander the great
Afghanistan:hahah HAVE MY CHILDREN
I feel the Cain killed Able in this region, therefore the war never ends in Afghanistan 🇦🇫 (my country) - I really wish prosperity and amnesty to my people and country, thanks to all who wished best for us.
The western country should seek peace negotiation b/cos this is an internal issues.
Praying for Afghanistan in Jesus name. Amen.
We are praying for your people!
Wishing you good luck ✌
Si vis pacem, para bellum
That is why Afghanistan is know as
(GRAVEYARD OF EMPORERS)
Beshak
That the best answer
It is actually known as the graveyard of empires not emperors, just letting you know.
What about us Vietnamese? Our country is the other graveyard of empires
what GRAVEYARD? they been occupied by other since 678 BC.
*US troops invade*
"Hey Ahmed, these Russians look different."
Ha, this is under rated
Joe this reminds me of the news reports in the opening months of war after 9/11. Some reporter was in the face of these rough northern alliance fighters in the mountains. The reporter asked repeatedly how the fight against al qaeda goes and the fighter's eyes just kept shifting back and fourth and another fighter in the back says in Farsi "eee al qaeda bay-padar qeest? " (who is this al qaeda bastard).
Last Word can you give me the link
@@domagario6910 it was a random news story. I was like 13 back then. I just remember laughing a lot and the news reporters didnt notice.
@@lastword8783 Guys must have still fighting the Greeks.:P
Russia: we are the most strongest country!
Afghanistan: *Hold my goat*
that was nice and true XD
Afghans, taleyban beats Russian it's Enough bro
lol
My boyfriend is from Afghanistan 🇦🇫 So I am trying to learn as much as I can cause I really don’t know anything about them. But he is amazing and loving and honest. He is here in the US and He is my best friend I am so in love with him I can’t imagine my life without him. So it is time I learn everything I can about them. He maybe here in the US but I don’t want him to be a US. I don’t want him to change. He is learning English and I am learning Pashto. I want him to remain the way he is that is what I feel in love with. ❤❤I look at him and My Breath gets taken away.
Thank you for your compilation of Afghanistan's Regional history that identifies the massive shifts of power in the Region
What does 9/11 mean to the people who live in Afghanistan and the Americans troops fighting there? th-cam.com/video/hy-M40oHZgQ/w-d-xo.html
Great upload. As an afghan it’s difficult finding info about the history. The Greco history was interesting as it explains the Athena dance we today perform at all weddings
That's a lie, history is kinda known there
@@koenanker6363I’m a Panjshiri Afghan, I’d know buddy
@@arisimo3697 Lol tajik
@@armbullytv Yes, Tajik. Technically the term Afghan refers to Pashtuns, so I actually prefer identifying as Khorasani*
@@arisimo3697 was used for area of afghanistan and northwest persia
Simply saying: The Bravest people on planet
They are brave but I wouldn't say the bravest in the world
@@idrisnova9617 you would have to know the people of afghanistan called pathan or pakhtoon.
@@idrisnova9617 search about the pakhtoons of afghanistan and pakistan.
@@idrisnova9617 the bravest people of the world. The pakhtoon.
@@nasirabdali3607 I know already pashtun are racist Afghans that say if your not pashtun your not Afghan I saw a video of a guy saying that
What I found most interesting is how many different "conquerors" have taken over Afghanistan and how many different peoples have made up Afghanistan throughout its history. Thank you.
Bitch we've never been conquered rephrase your statement to how many conquerors have "visited" Afghanistan.
I love u "my" Afghanistan 🇦🇫😘 love from India🇮🇳
love you india from Afghanistan
@@dandanishere123 shut up Pakistani
moji Noori i Afghan u street shitter
@Afghan Lion Indian media laying.
@@rakibkhantitu6875 pakistani media, Establishment and puppet government, everyone lying about india. pakistani can't understand vote bank policy.
Watching to educate myself about whats happening. My heart goes to people of afghanistan
America's army and NATO army should not have left Afghanistan alone like this. Should have gone looking at the situation.Where are many countries of America and Europe, who roam with the flag of Human Rights where are today?Innocent people are dying, women and children are killed
@@Thevlogger0009 the US was already there for 20 years and helped them as much as we could. The biggest slap on the face was the Afghans laying down arms and letting themselves be conquered without a fight. Pathetic and cowardly. Our men won’t die for people who won’t defend their own land anymore.
@@Thevlogger0009 Why not, its not our job to wipe your ass, sort your own shit, if you as a country would drop that primitive archaic religion and be more open to westerner technology, would be different, but you chose Islam, now deal with it.
Me too! Gotta stay up with info with all these lying media outlets(cough, cough)cnn.
@@Thevlogger0009 it was always going to happen... 20 years or 40 years.. the Taliban Will be back
Now I know why Afghanistan is called the graveyard of the empires
Alexander was on a roll prior to the Afghan war. Things went downhill for him very quickly once that started. "Graveyard of Empires" indeed.
@@AK-dd9od Alexander was never defeated. He pushed into India and only needed to go back because his troops were deeply angry about how much was there was. The only reason Alexander's empire collapsed was because of his untimely death.
The Afghan war broke Alexander's army. As a result, his demoralized troops mutinied at the Beas river in Northern India, a short distance from Afghanistan.
In his letters to his mom, Alexander described how formidable the Afghans are.
@@AK-dd9od his army was afraid of powerful mauryan empire that's why they rebel against him
I served over seas in Afghanistan, and I can attest to the beauty and splendor of Afghanistan.
The people, the rich history and the amazing terrain! My wish in life is to be able to go back 50 years from now and see it prosper like South Korea did in just a short time.
Afghanistan Was Is and will remain a symbol of brave patriotic cultural and learned Wise people.
zenrahim well known for terrorists
@Dharmic Yoddha hindus literally stood under foreign islamic and christian rule for 1200 years. hindus gave british officers their women for free as prostitutes. so what are you talking about? 20 000 mughal ruled over 70 million hindus in the 17th century. what "warriorism" are you hindus talking about?
Dharmic Yoddha lol
Afghans ruled India for centuries even before Islam . And our population was more than 30 times smaller than your at that time.
@@kantrivalli7859 Those terrorists were created by Pakistan. And that is a fact even Pakistan admit...
@@idresshinwari4763 afghan got identity in 18th century before they are vassal of Persian and Turk...
Come on, Afghanistan, stand on its own, drive off the aggressors, love from China阿富汗加油，独立自强起来，赶跑侵略者，来自中国的爱
🤔😳
Afghanistan was Hindu land occupied by islam
@Il IA Afghanistan was part of BHARAT. Last BHARAT ORIGIN king to rule WAS MAHARAJA JAIPAAL in 17th century Mugals occupied it and converted it into Islamic country......GANDHARA was an ancient city in Afghanistan
@Il IA just like Pakistan Bangladesh are formed on Hindu lands similarly Afghanistan is also formed on HINDU LAND.
@Il IA 😂😂😂😂😂.....it was our religious text that were written before birth of islam about GANDHARA which is now in Afghanistan......... Islam invaded BHARAT and divided it every time.
There is another Invader.
Afghanistan: Hold my Green Tea.
Green tea, so true brotha
yes ''grave yard of empire '' is myth afghanistan is conquered more than any country in the region in history.
Its acctually KAAVA.
Smae thing turkish drink
Koko logix 😂😂😂😂 where is my smawat and chinak
@@MT-wp9su not ruled till this day my friend unlike Pakistan which was ruled by British empire so I guess you need to rectify your information.
As a Pashtun i thank you for this video, such a useful and informative video..!
Very interesting and informative refresher. I heard an Afghan say: “The west has the watches but Afghanistan has the time”. They know where their strengths resides
what a great saying
They are so far behind the time
Yeah it was the Taliban and Al Qaeda…..
It’s was mullah Omar who said this right after USA invaded Afghanistan in 2001
“ they have the watches but we have the time ”
Mullah Omar
@@villainsneverdie5160 and then he died
Thanks to this video now I know my history ☺️ much love from New Zealand 🇳🇿God bless Afghanistan 🇦🇫 and the world 🌍
Public order always remains at 0% see why players hate that settlement
Ahh total war reference
@Grant Willis try Europa Universalis IV if u havnt. Just sort ur life out first, you probably wont be going outside for awhile lol.
hossin maddoh ghool, I wouldn't expect you to say such things to a "terrorist" Pashtun's face. As always you ghools can bark safely from behind your computer screens.
Zarak Durani Zalmaye
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😩😊👍
AARYAN SAMRAAT It depends on the dialect where you live. In Poshto we write the same but dialects keeps changing.
Afghans , you are so beautiful even the country is full of mountains and clear water . You are in my prayers 🙏. Let peace come from our Almighty God who is in control, all Christians remember you in their personal prayer.
The region of Afghanistan was once called Gandhara with Taxila as its capital. Taxila was an education hub in ancient times and had one of the earliest Universities in the world. The mother of Kauravas in the Ancient Indian epic Mahabharata was from this region.
Exactly, the passing reference of ancient Indian historical references in this video is a bit shocking.
Only North-eastern Afghanistan was Gandhara. That's why passing reference.
@@amolkhobaragade hahaha, nice to see you have read some of our Mahabaratha records... However, I have to tell you, the Mahabharata is not the only Indian historical reference, there are several other Hindu scriptures along with modern linguistic and archeological studies which extend the Indosphere to much beyond Afghanistan in the West.
That's what I was referring to. Of course Gandhara is mentioned, because it is alive in the generic vocabulary of people since the name (and similar ones) got highlighted in recent news.
@@amolkhobaragade
It's more than that. The problem is since the Arabs and other invaders came thru, they did their best to destroy and erase anything related to Hinduism and Buddhism
@@amolkhobaragade Gandahara was from Peshawar basin up to Kabul Valley, which is South-East of Afghanistan. After Khaybar pass to the north was called Bactria, which is North-East Afghanistan.
Long live our afghan brothers from iran
Herman best our brother country 🇦🇫♥️🇮🇷
@@_SK23 افغانستان و ایران یار همیشگی
@@hermanbest8106 mamnun
Love afganistan from India
Love my Iran brothers from an Afghan
I pray for stability and peace. They’ve been through never ending conflict for too long.
if pray could work, Afghanistan would have been the best country in the world. my dear friend, lets be practical and forget about pray and prayers.
That's why it's called "The Graveyard of many Empires".
Wow! You crammed a hell of a lot into that video but it was truly gripping. Excellent video.
As an Afghan myself, I love reading all of these comments.
Sameee
I’m not afghan and for some reason I still imagine the place as being mostly desert with sandstone houses and bombers everywhere...... kinda racist but mayb I’m just ignorant, what is it like over there?
@@paemonyes8299 It depends where you live. My grandparents were a bit rich so our house wasn't just some sand hut
What ethnic group are you guys from?
@@jorgeh.r9879 Pashai
We Afghans don't beg financial help from anyone, even US. Please, just leave as alone and by our own!!!
The rest we will tackle with the challenges together
Love from india bro
Taliban will always receive help from outside. We don’t stand a chance against them as long as outsiders keep supporting them. After decades of war we have a generation of poor people who were literally born into a battle zone, with no education.
There are two solutions:
1- start building schools to improve the economy, which is not possible until
2- we find an ally who will help us get rid of the Taliban
But India needed to finance your government palace...
@@nishhnishh1088
I know bro!
But don't try to splurge it in some way. Indo-Afghan relationship goes to hundreds of years back. At this point we do need our folk's need, but it doesn't mean you make us a bigger 🤦
This is not fair bro
چرا دروغ میگوید؟ غنی مثل سگ به پای امریکایها افتاده بود که از افغانستان خارج نشوند. و دیگر یک قوم داریم بنام پشتون که همه چیز را مال خود شان میدانند آنها میگویند بجز از مایان دیگر کسی قدرت را گرفته نمیتواند.
Best video on Afghanistan I have ever seen. Thumbs up!
Afghanistan easy to get in hard to get out in one piece, some learn in hard ways
I agree also with the other 2 comments genatations of hate and look what it has done to that country and people basicly killing off there own people the leders of that country have put all of them in a hole and noone has the brain or heart to let love and respeckt overcome its hate in a hole and with those mentalitys will never get out of it and teaching there young to hate also what hope is there for that land and people.how sad..Im proud and blessed to be an American 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 were we love and care for our people but will also fight for our rights as humans
My prediction…the Taliban stays as rulers for a few years then begins to kill people and double crosses a stronger country and gets removed from power as quickly as it got there. Then retreats to the mountains and Pakistan to wage war for another 10-20 years until the whole process begins again. There are too many cultures and religions that have rules over this area for everyone to simply accept the other ruling party. These are people that have lived through thousands of generations of war. I wish them peace and prosperity but sadly history cannot be ignored.
I think the Chinese will interfere and will actually win.
@@shalevedna the way Taliban fight, isnt the way the super powers fight wars. I see china failing, as the do with most products they make.
What does 9/11 mean to the people who live in Afghanistan and the Americans troops fighting there? th-cam.com/video/hy-M40oHZgQ/w-d-xo.html
@@shalevedna no, Chinese only wants to do business if safety is guaranteed. If not, stay away.
They’ll go after China because of all the Muslims they put in concentration camps. CCP is concerned about that. They could wipe out the taliban because they’re not afraid to use their full might, but they also don’t want to use it because then it’s just one more reason for the international community to use against them.
If this history lesson was made a TV series...the Game of Thrones would have died out in the 1st season itself!!!....
Dear Afghan people, I wish you live in peace and sovereign. A big hug, from Brazil. 🇧🇷
Afghanistan really is a great country
But outsiders have made it hell
@Dharmic Yoddha islam in Afghanistan was from 7th century
The Afghanistanis were very powerful till 1950s
They have ruled many neighboring countries Including India...
True. The fall was terrible after the Soviets invaded
@Dharmic Yoddha Who was Mehmood ghazni?
the person who literally fucked all indian rulers of his time...who was muhammad ghori....who Were Mughals
They all Came From Afghanistan or their Capital was Kabul..
Dharmic Yoddha Damn, you are stupid. You think you are smart, yet you have an IQ below room temperature.
@@badfoody It was the Soviets propping up Communism which caused it. That instability let the Islamists rise.
Long Live Afghanistan we see you in this fight of survival, from Kurdistan
Dubbl H. There will soon be Kurdistan
@@mujahid-9630
خواب دیدی خیر باشه! همین اقلیم هم از دستتون نگیرن، صلواته
Ali Masoumy not sure what you’re talking about
@@mujahid-9630
It is a Persian saying roughly means::
May be in your dreams,,, just be carful not to lose present semi state Kurdistan instead of ganing a country called Kurdistan.
@PurpleRose7777
The idea of giving any ethnic group a country, is dangerous, we have so many different people in our region that instead one Iran, we can have 20 Iran, one Afganestan can be divided into 7 Afganestan, we can have 4 Iraq and so on. This will destabilise Middile East for ever, endless wars between these newly shaped countries.
I wish peace in Afghanistan. Loves from Turkey
Thanks insha'Allah
So Afghanistan was the center of all conflicts even in the past, but after all the people suffered and still suffering, may the people of Afghanistan have peace and prosperity 🙂
Respect from China👍👍👍
Respect back to you sir
Respect to you
@@jermainjackson8626 not really. You confused yourself with black slavery.
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇦🇫🇨🇳
Chinese have access to youtube?
What I found interesting about Afghanistan is the graveyard of their enemies
Greeting from Somalia 🇸🇴 we are suffering of almost the same fate!
@Mista Vanisha InshAllah
AFGAN 🇦🇫 IS GOOD PEOPLE AND BRAVE PEOPLE AND THEY ARE VERY TOUGH PEOPLE RESPECT FROM CANACA 🇨🇦