Sar-e Pul, Afghanistan – Aug 7, 2017:
National and International media sources [ BBC | AlJazeera ] are reporting a combination of mainly Pashtun ISIS and Taliban terrorists, including their ‘foreign’ allies, brutally slaughtering dozens of Hazara men, women, and children in MirzaOlang village in Sayyid district of Sar-e Pul province in Afghanistan.
The Etila-aat Roz (Daily News) quoted Governor of Sar-e Pul Mr. Mohammad Zahir Wahdat “Taliban and ISIS are slaughtering Hazara families one by one like sheep” and pleading for urgent help from Kabul Government and NATO.
دوستان عزیز بیائید در طوفان تویتری شرکت کنید. به جنایات آدمکشان طالب و داعش و به خاموشی و بیکارگی دولت و بی تفاوتی مسئولین اعتراض کنید. pic.twitter.com/cgYte1Lxfe
— Akram Gizabi (@AGizabi) August 8, 2017
'#Taliban terrorist are slaughtering 150 #Hazara families like sheep. Please help' – Governor Sur-e Pulhttps://t.co/ucGE974zi5
— hazara.net (@hazaranet) August 7, 2017
Posted by World Hazara Council شورای جهانی هزاره on Tuesday, August 8, 2017
#MirzaOlangMassacre: Toothless investigations w/past massacres ample proof it never leads to any actionhttps://t.co/O2mhwUjXJq@UNAMAnews pic.twitter.com/RIRH9nmDvV
— hazara.net (@hazaranet) August 11, 2017
Akram Gizabi, Chairman World Hazara Council (WHC)
The army, the police and the intelligence are dominated by one ethnic group and they know what to do, where to send reinforcement and where not to. Mirza Walang is not the only place where pleas for sending reinforcements were refused or not heard.
‘Depth of Tragedy’
ANALYSIS: Why the Sunni-Shia Schism is false narrative in Afghanistan?
In the aftermath of every attack on Hazaras in both Pakistan and Afghanistan, media report the attacks as ‘Sunni-Shia’ schism fight. The attacks by ‘ISIS’ in Afghanistan is particularly attracting attention with most headlines like ISIS trying to foment sectarian war in Afghanistan. This narrative, without providing proper context, shows either Journalist’s unfamiliarity with the history of the region or the flagrant disregard of it.
What is meant by ‘ISIS in Afghanistan’?
Historically and during ‘current era’ (1990’s onwards), following ‘groups’ in Afghanistan have persecuted Hazaras: Taliban, AlQaeda, ISIS, Kochis, Afghan Goverment – all ethnic Pashtuns.
All Jihadist Terrorists in Afghanistan have following in common:
So, ‘what is ISIS’ may just be a fighter that changes from all white attire (Taliban) to all black (ISIS).
Image showing ‘ISIS in Afghanistan’ eulogizing their Pakistani TTP leader, Hakimullah Mehsood, who was killed in the US drone attack.
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Relevant:
#MirzaOlangMassacre
100+ yrs of #Hazara Persecution by @ARG_AFGhttps://t.co/H75dKmLmNJ pic.twitter.com/QIwImprVBX— hazara.net (@hazaranet) August 9, 2017
I offer my condolences to the families of those killed #MirzaOlangMassacre, Afghanistan is not safe, Australia must not deport refugees
— Rachel Siewert (@SenatorSiewert) August 8, 2017
Afghanistan (Kabul)
تظاهرات حذب همبستگی در کابل به حمایت از قربانیان حادثه خونین میزا اولنگ ولایت سرپل. #MirzaOlangMassacre#Justice4Hazaras #HazaraGenocide pic.twitter.com/7yXrhFdO85
— Hazara World (@HazaraWorld) August 11, 2017
Australia
#Hazaras of Adelaide pay their respect and commemorate #MirzaOalangMassacre, #Afghanistan. Grief & sorrow overwhelm the #Afghan community. pic.twitter.com/QHTQtOy0Pv
— Muzafar Ali (@MuzafAli) August 12, 2017
Germany
شمع افروزی هموطنان افغانستانی در شهر برمن کشور آلمان به حمایت و غم شریکی با قربانیان حادثه خونین میزا اولنگ ولایت سرپل. #MirzaOlangMassacre pic.twitter.com/ECVf4CDmYz
— Hazara World (@HazaraWorld) August 12, 2017
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