WWE in Afghanistan?
I have been hearing a lot of news on how the WWE is in Afghanistan to entertain the soldiers there but was wondering what kind of impact this must set on Afghans? I at first thought it was hilarious but than when I saw some Afghan bystanders I was interested on knowing what they could possibly be thinking about Americans now. I was a little disappointed at some of the comments made but in all do you think having the soldiers still there is making any difference? What about bringing in Americanized entertainment? Just a few thoughts to ponder...
Also, this may not have to do much with the Afghan community but more so the Muslim community:
The January edition of GQ magazine has Osama Bin Laden's niece posing. She was a law student but is a wanna-be pop singer (hence her motivation) but her motives for posing was to be accepted by Americans. LOL I find that ridiculous but what are your thoughts on this as well.... www.news.com.au
Also, this may not have to do much with the Afghan community but more so the Muslim community:
The January edition of GQ magazine has Osama Bin Laden's niece posing. She was a law student but is a wanna-be pop singer (hence her motivation) but her motives for posing was to be accepted by Americans. LOL I find that ridiculous but what are your thoughts on this as well.... www.news.com.au



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As for POP music, it makes me irritable, violent, and want to break stuff. Just kidding. No, not really :oP
Salam,
Rudy
"AfgPartyChic khoharjan I have read the issue of GQ with her interview and she is extremely condescending regarding Isl?m. She constantly mocks Islam and calls herself Muslim almost as if its a joke. Also, its strange that her dating history has been JEWISH, without exception.
So if someone makes fun of Isl?m, I have no qualms about making fun of them...especially if they look like a khar on chars LOL ~"
So if someone makes fun of Isl?m, I have no qualms about making fun of them...especially if they look like a khar on chars LOL :P~
man what am I saying, I guess everyone has their oipinions of her, it is just sad to see what people would do for fame. Is it really that important to be famous?
A pig in a dress is still a pig...and, dude, she really is "that bad". I saw her on Barbara Walters and she tried to sing. It was the funniest shiznit I ever saw lol. I turned up the volume and the dogs in my neighborhood started howling.
I guess everyone has their own way of getting things done...