Thanks Arthur. You might have heard that Afghanistan parliemant called two ministers of president Karzia to the parliemant for clarification over Afghan Refugees force repatiration from Iran. Both ministers, could not reply to the questions raised and minster of Refugees afaisr Akbar Akbar and foriegn minister Spanta are going to lose thier positions. This is the first time Afghanistan parliemantrains withdrew the trust from the ministers, a very positive indication on the right path. Iran, could not nid another Maliki in Afghanistan is trying to expel the refuggees and create, socio-economic and security problems for Afghanistan government, since most of the refugess stay in Herat province and Western Region. It was proved recently that Iran is suppoprting the insurgents with weapons and other logistics. Promenant members of Al-Qaida and Taliban can visit Iran easily and have the support from the revolationay gaurds of the Iranian government.
Afghanistan Parliemant should call abdul Jabar Sabit, Rahim Wardak and interrior minister Darar Ahamd Moqbel, since they are weak and can not do well in the security field well. We hope Afghanistan parliemant is strong and does its right and positive rules in our democratic process. We must have a very strong national security plan and strategy to counter the terrorism, insurgency and norcatics moreover to keep law and order situations.

We hope that The Western government have learned leassons from Iraqi governmnet and bring some positive chnages in Karzia governmnet and remove they are not qualified and com;petent to do the job. WE hope for rule of Law, good governance, clean adminsteration and civil right for countrymen.

Regards

Today, June 13th, witnesses another example of the Karzai regime's drift from reality. On one hand, the International Committee of the Red Cross has criticised "the growing number of civilian casualties" caused by both Taliban and US/NATO actions, and that "the humanitarian situation in Afghanistan is worse than it was a year ago." (The Taliban maintain their role in the balance of civilian terror, as witnessed by the savage girls' school killings in Logar yesterday.)

On the other hand, President Karzai's main preoccupation in recent weeks has been his wholly futile confrontation with parliament to rescue his inept Foreign Minister, Dadfar Spanta (as noted in Ahmad's message above from May 10th). Meantime the Interior Ministry remains a bastion of corruption, Attorney General Sabet imagines kidnapping plots hatching all about him, and Information Minister Khurram continues plotting new ways to drastically restrict the news media.

But protect the Afghan people? That must be the job of some other Western-backed president...

arthur, we havent heard anything from skyreporter.com regard Jabar Sabit street fighting in the north of kabul.??????????? possible to have interviwe with Genral Gurhat, and he was part of police force as will!!!!!!

Arthur, you must be working for intellegence candadian or US, yo must be on some great mission. if not you have great ambitions, what ever it is. keep yourself didicated to other countries as well not only afghanistan.
Kandahar Price we know that you have a website afghansunited.com, dnt show us how smart you are. we know you are a double minded Talib puppet. Today your anti-talib, tomorrow you are Talib. no difference between other afghans and you.
Arthur would you educate afghans through your website. Do you know how long will it take to civilise afghans? By removing Karzai, do you think you will do some thing better, use your 27 yrs journalist head. I am sorry for being abit rude but you know the truth.

Hmm. A message that serves to remind us all that we should never give up hope, or the courage to make changes when they're clearly necessary.

"Our money is on freedom, not censorship!" Arthur Kent

This quote is a reflection of how in a capitalist society, the perspective of individuals are shaped around money, so much so that even "freedom" becomes a commodity, to be sold and bought.

Omission and/or selective reporting is a subtle form of censorship.

Let's read what Afghan "liberators" have been busy with in Kabul, while money is being invested to import "freedom" to Afghanistan.

Stephen Lendman, a Chicago-based writer, in his article entitled "Afghanistan: The Other Lost War", under the subtitle "Conditions in Afghanistan Today" reveals how "surreal" life is in Afghanistan today as well as the contradictions that are inherent in the so-called humanitarian efforts by the International community:

http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article15146.htm

my comment is that you should play interesting news about every day situation.