Tuesday, May 16, 2006
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Global Voices Online » Blog Archive » Interview with Afghan Warrior from Farid Pouya
It's important to help out your neighbor in times of need, especially in times of growth and construction as Afghanistan has been going through since the Afghan-US War started more than four years ago.
Many of the Afghan population have very little personalized voice in the Western media, and even in the world view. They seem to filter into news articles, or press photos, at times frozen in their tiny worlds- impermeable to the mind of the West, and at other times we see opinions about their loya-jurga, or the lowly women's movement.. Rarely do you see a personal, insightful side of Afghan from within Afghanistan. Like many blogs, Afghan Warrior shines through his knowledge of the universal language (English) and expresses everything about Afghanistan that any individual could want to know.
His optimism is a fertile land for other Afghan bloggers to grow in, even if internet access and learning English are two of the lower modern advances in Afghanistan.
It's important to help out your neighbor in times of need, especially in times of growth and construction as Afghanistan has been going through since the Afghan-US War started more than four years ago.
Many of the Afghan population have very little personalized voice in the Western media, and even in the world view. They seem to filter into news articles, or press photos, at times frozen in their tiny worlds- impermeable to the mind of the West, and at other times we see opinions about their loya-jurga, or the lowly women's movement.. Rarely do you see a personal, insightful side of Afghan from within Afghanistan. Like many blogs, Afghan Warrior shines through his knowledge of the universal language (English) and expresses everything about Afghanistan that any individual could want to know.
His optimism is a fertile land for other Afghan bloggers to grow in, even if internet access and learning English are two of the lower modern advances in Afghanistan.
