#youtube afghanistan

[omgthatdress]

Turkmen dresses from Afghanistan, The Zaira & Marcel Mis Collection

@sarahs_afghan_clothes on Instagram

Burqa and Trousers, 1850-1880, The Victoria & Albert Museum

Sher Ali Khan and his company, 1865

Afghan men's clothing

[celtyradicalfem]

Girlies gotta check out her channel

[busterballsblog]

Tulsi Gabbard Calmly DESTROYS CNN Host Dana Bash 🔥!

[allwomenjointhe4bmovement]

How the Taliban erased 20 years of progress for Afghan women and girls:

M£n ruin everything they touch! They only bring pain, destruction and suffering!

Nothing will get better for us women until we decide to cut them off completely from our lives! Join the 4b movement! Stop waiting for men to change! Stop waiting for your oppressor to have empathy for the oppressed!

[gunsandspaceships]

The Mountains

Tony Stark - Prometheus

According to the myths about Prometheus, Zeus ordered him to be chained forever to a rock in the Caucasus Mountains ("the realm of the barbari"), where every day his center of life (liver/heart) was pecked by an eagle/vulture.

The ancients thought the Hindu Kush Mountain Range (Afghanistan) was a continuation of the Caucasus Mountains and alternatively used that name.

"When the Greeks saw the peaks of Hindu Kush, they believed they were heading for the mountains where Zeus chained Prometheus to have an eagle peck at his liver every day for 30 years - perhaps not the end of the world, but a land where even the gods were tortured."

"To the north from Bagram, Afghanistan, is Panjshir Valley. Halfway up in the mountains, a rock, half a mile high, became identified with Prometheus, a hero from the most remarkable Greek legends that had always been placed in the Caucasus." (Source)

[ponfarrtimeatthevulcannightclub]

Here’s a list of resources for Afghanistan and if anyone has any more pls lmk so I can add them

List of other resources

There are also sources to donate in the comments and description of this video

[actualrealnews]

Face and body coverage requirement re-instated, women's voices cannot be heard in public.

"We are like dead bodies moving around"

[cicaklah]

Listening to tailenders talking about the Afghanistan mens cricket team who are doing so well in the world cup and then they mention how the women's team all had to flee to Australia and how women caught playing cricket are given the death penalty and literally burst into tears because how, how, how can the sport that took such a principled stand in the 80s over apartheid do nothing? How is it that there's this 'well if we take a stand we give the Taliban what they want and they'll ban cricket entirely' attitude when obviously they are fine with the men's team getting lauded and potentially winning a fucking world cup meanwhile women are girls are literally told they will be murdered if they play? Like the icc should be withdrawing all money, no one should be playing, by their own fucking rules you have to have a woman's team to be a full nation, but no, it doesn't matter.

Here's a short documentary about it.

[jasy356]

You may repost and share on other sites but make sure to give me credit and whatnot

[shinyasahalo]

Greater Israel Explained: The Israeli Plan to Conquer the Arab World.

The video also debunks the idea that the Middle East is naturally sectarian, or “tribalistic,” which is given as an explanation by liberal academic authors like Mark S. Weiner about why democracy can’t thrive outside of Israel.  

That explanation would also allow neoconservatives and liberals to say that any communism in the Middle East is from Russia, because people in the Middle East can’t think for themselves.  

[sincerelyamena]

i’m going to need non afghan women or women who don’t have proximity to those in afghanistan to really to take a step back from the conversation and center these voices. if you don’t know anything about the divide and conquer , colonization tactics that were used in the region you should especially just take a step back. prior to destabilization women had high attainments of higher education , public facilities, freedom of dress , the right to vote in 1919 , 1964 equal rights bill etc . i am not saying this to discourage people to speak but instead center the voices and organizations that are effective and accurate. here are the organizations i recommend :

https://womenforafghanwomen.org/

afghan women in the past and present :

martyred meena :

sima samar :

soomaya javadi:

[mikhaila-bobersky]

If that don't work use more gun

[allwomenjointhe4bmovement]

Don't forget

[sutrala]

Shocking Stories from Soldiers and Drone Operators

[theramenrater]

bulgogi