And what country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and pacify them. What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
Is this one of the 170 children at the Tayyebeh primary school that trump murdered in his moronic war in Iran? I'll bet she deserved it because of her skin color right MAGA?
Yes, you’ve caught onto our plan to remove all brown people from the earth and replace them with lily white specimens of aryan perfection. We got the idea from Margaret Sanger. Putz.
Ok, I see your English comprehension is poor. Murder is the wrong word here. Murder a deliberate act. In war, bombing a building we thought was a legitimate target (military headquarters) that turns out to have a new purpose (girls school) that the intelligence folks missed. Because the US had reason to believe (mistakenly) that it was a military target, next to a bunch of other military targets (IRGC Navy headquarters), the attack was a mistake, not a deliberate act. 'War is Hell', as US General Sherman is often quoted as saying.
The difference in responses is telling. US bombed a school that use to be a military headquarters. US said 'we think an Iranian air defense missile rocket fell on the school. Then they investigated and found that it was a US bomb on the wrong target. The US government is sorrowful and apologetic, as they should be.
Iran attacks civilians, or sends its allies (Hamas, Hezbollah, Houthis) to attack civilians, and is proud of it. That's murder.
Yeah, interesting.. you look at that, and at the very least, her face is striking. Probably extremely poor, lives in a tent in the desert I'm guessing? What would happen if you flew her to America for 2 months, brought her to a salon, gave her some clothes, soap, shampoo, a hairstylist, makeup... What would her thoughts be at seeing America and the women here?
When I was stationed in the Philippines in the 80's, it was very common to hired a live-in "house girl"....basically a maid. She'd clean the house, cook meals if you wanted, watch any young kids you might have, etc. Many of these women were simple country girls and a job in an American's house was a great opportunity for them.
Of course, being an American meant that we had a washing machine. It was cheaper for the service to issue you a government washing machine than it would have been to ship your own.
My .gov washing machine was a POS and it would hop and bounce around the laundry room like a jack rabbit if it became even the slightest bit out of balance.
My housegirl, new to learning about all things American, was scared to death of it, and thought the machine to be haunted.
Like my former housegirl, this Afghan/Pakistani girl would likely be as out of place in an American environment as I would be in hers.
Big, giant NO.
ReplyDeletedefinitely a no
ReplyDeleteBangladeshi woman. Evidently an Indo-European-native (Dravidian) mixture. She’s actually quite beautiful, once you get past the discordant skin tone.
ReplyDeleteIs this one of the 170 children at the Tayyebeh primary school that trump murdered in his moronic war in Iran? I'll bet she deserved it because of her skin color right MAGA?
ReplyDeleteSTFU
DeleteSorry you lost your child bride.
DeleteRemember Obama wiping out an entire wedding party with a bomb? The world is full of bad decisions and evil consequences
DeleteYes, you’ve caught onto our plan to remove all brown people from the earth and replace them with lily white specimens of aryan perfection. We got the idea from Margaret Sanger. Putz.
DeleteSFC D
Seek help!
DeleteOk, I see your English comprehension is poor. Murder is the wrong word here. Murder a deliberate act. In war, bombing a building we thought was a legitimate target (military headquarters) that turns out to have a new purpose (girls school) that the intelligence folks missed. Because the US had reason to believe (mistakenly) that it was a military target, next to a bunch of other military targets (IRGC Navy headquarters), the attack was a mistake, not a deliberate act. 'War is Hell', as US General Sherman is often quoted as saying.
DeleteThe difference in responses is telling. US bombed a school that use to be a military headquarters. US said 'we think an Iranian air defense missile rocket fell on the school. Then they investigated and found that it was a US bomb on the wrong target. The US government is sorrowful and apologetic, as they should be.
Iran attacks civilians, or sends its allies (Hamas, Hezbollah, Houthis) to attack civilians, and is proud of it. That's murder.
I hit publish too fast. Anonymous August 17, 2026 at 10:12 AM was me.
DeleteShe's actually quite beautiful. The eyes seal it. The smile would be interesting to see.
ReplyDeleteIs she the one that was featured years back on Nat'l Geographic cover? Still NO.
ReplyDeleteNo. That child bride (probably) was photographed decades later and didn't age well--definite hard life wore her down.
DeleteDan Kurt
I have never seen a nose ring make a woman look better.
ReplyDeleteNot the same girl as the one on the nat geo cover all those years ago. Needs a bath, but I'd still have her.
ReplyDeleteAlexander’s army passed this way, and left some blue eyes.
ReplyDeleteIf she is Pakistani from north of the Indus, Alexander got that far.
DeleteShe is certainly attractive. Every country has its beauty. Every country has its ugliness.
ReplyDeleteYeah, interesting.. you look at that, and at the very least, her face is striking. Probably extremely poor, lives in a tent in the desert I'm guessing?
ReplyDeleteWhat would happen if you flew her to America for 2 months, brought her to a salon, gave her some clothes, soap, shampoo, a hairstylist, makeup... What would her thoughts be at seeing America and the women here?
She would think "let me out of this madhouse."
DeleteWhen I was stationed in the Philippines in the 80's, it was very common to hired a live-in "house girl"....basically a maid. She'd clean the house, cook meals if you wanted, watch any young kids you might have, etc. Many of these women were simple country girls and a job in an American's house was a great opportunity for them.
DeleteOf course, being an American meant that we had a washing machine. It was cheaper for the service to issue you a government washing machine than it would have been to ship your own.
My .gov washing machine was a POS and it would hop and bounce around the laundry room like a jack rabbit if it became even the slightest bit out of balance.
My housegirl, new to learning about all things American, was scared to death of it, and thought the machine to be haunted.
Like my former housegirl, this Afghan/Pakistani girl would likely be as out of place in an American environment as I would be in hers.
azlibertarian
She's probably walk out the door, squat and take a shit on the sidewalk.
DeleteShe has the thousand yard stare. Must be from being forced to be married at age 9.
ReplyDeleteThat's a man, man.
ReplyDeleteI think this may have been the woman on the cover of National Geographic magazine (maybe) 20 years ago. I could have been longer ago.
ReplyDeleteNot that it matters but the above is me. I don't know why it did not automatically publish my name.
DeleteNot the same one and it was more like 40 years ago.
DeleteThat girl was named Sharbat Gula
Time certainly flies when you are having fun.
Deletedark skin and light eyes is an exotic combination
ReplyDeleteShe can buy Dude a beer. But I bet he wouldn't drink it with her.
ReplyDeleteReminds me so much of that magazine cover picture from the 80s.
ReplyDeleteSimilar compositon, similar, well...everthing.
Just as stunning and haunting.
As I indicated in my post, this may have been the young (Afghani?) woman on the cover of National Geographic magazine.
DeleteCan she cook and make the bed?
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