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Afghanistan |
Mass Graves Tied to Last Days of Taliban |
2002-04-08 |
A local Hazara leader told Agence France-Press that the remains of 35 people, including children, had been found in the three graves. Abdul Satar, a spokesman for the Hazara leader Karim Khalili, told the news agency that many of the bodies had bullet wounds. Manoel de Almeida e Silva, spokesman for the United Nations, said the leaders in Bamiyan believed that the victims were killed during the Taliban's final month in power. Hopefully the Hazaras won't forget what happened, especially since it happened continuously while the Talibs were in power. They took it worse than any other Afghan ethnic group. Cranky Hermit touches on the pain inflicted on the Hazaras, Shi'ite mongols in a sea of Sunni caucasians, while addressing the stoopid Herrold Afghan Korpse Kount. Fred, sometimes bloggers permalinks don't work quite right and you have to manually enter part of the address. (I found this out from some bad experiences of my own.) But if the people wish to go directly to the rant you referenced without having to scroll the other gibberish I've posted since they can click on the link below. |
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