Solidarity Party of Afghanistan حزب همبستگی افغانستان

Breaking the silence on the tyranny of the criminals and traitors of Afghanistan’s recent history, the Solidarity Party of Afghanistan mobilized hundreds of people in Kabul to participate in a rally against those perpetrators of the tragedy marked by April 27, 1978 and April 28, 1992, and for the first time burned the portraits of Khalquis, Parchamis, Jehadis and Taliban criminal leaders on the streets of Kabul. This action lit a flame beneath the feet of the traitors, and disrupted the intimidating environment that has been perpetuated by these criminals for more than three decades.

The dealers of “Jehad” and religion brokers who see the blazing flame of justice-seeking by the victims of their own atrocities as a new threat to their mafia domination, now seem frightened by slogans of “Down with Criminals” filling the streets of Kabul. In the past few days, the Solidarity Party has been the target of attacks from officials and non-officials who have been trying to narrow down our circle of activities. Several warlords in the Senate outrageously demanded from the government to make the party illegal and tried to coerce its leadership on the legal panel. They questioned the Director of National Security for not taking action against our party. Similarly, a few warlords in the lower house made hue and cry against us, demanding the Solidarity Party be dissolved. They even asked the Ministry of Justice to postpone its registration. And some cowardly warlord’s crooks gave us threatening phone calls thinking we would after three generations of tyranny be afraid of such threats.

KABUL (PAN): Afghanistan Solidarity Party (ASP) supporters on Monday staged a demonstration in Kabul, blaming jihadi leaders for defaming the holy war and demanding their trial.

The demonstration started from Cinema-i-Pamir and ended in Maiwand area, where the protestors waved photos of jihadi leaders, with a red cross on their faces. They chanted "no America, no NATO and death to both."

While torching the jihadi leaders’ photos, they also condemned the episodes April 26 and 27 in 1992, when the communists staged a coup and the mujahideen entered Kabul, triggering a protracted civil war.

Several protesters on Monday demonstrated against the war crimes which took place during 27/April/1978 after the Democratic Republic Party of Afghanistan toppled down the government of Sardar Mohammad Daud Khan and 28/April/1992 after the Mujahideen toppled down the Pro-Soviet government.

The demonstration was organized by the Solidarity Party of Afghanistan where the protesters also burnt the pictures of Afghan president Hamid Karzai, Democratic Republic Party leaders, Mujahideen leaders and Taliban group.

28th April is the darkest day in our recent history. On this day, factions of warlords along with the traitorous heads of the Khalq and Parcham robbed our pained nation of the freedom gained in the war against Russia; our homeland became a bloodbath at the gesture of their Pakistani and Iranian masters, and in just four years of their bloody rule, they perpetrated the most horrifying disasters. The destructive factional battles, unending terror and fascism, countless horrible crimes committed by commanders who took control of the streets, the massacre of 70,000 Kabulis, and the complete destruction of our beautiful Kabul. In addition, the pillage of people’s property, the raping of 70 year old mothers and 7 year old children, the collapse of our economic system, the looting of 70,000 unique historical artefacts from Kabul Museum, which were gifted off to Pakistani military generals and many other Genghis-styled crimes. All these atrocities, which have escalated till today, were the outrageous gifts of the Jehadi criminals. The brutes of the 27th and 28th April have driven their knife of crimes and treacheries to the marrow of our nation.

Solidarity Party of Afghanistan celebrates the International Women's Day in Kabul.

Add: Qasr-e-Zarin wedding hall, Between parwan 2 and parwan 3 Square
Time: 2-4 pm, Thursday

A decade has passed since the day our country was occupied by the invading US forces under the hypocritical banner of fighting terrorism, bringing democracy, human rights, etc. etc. The Americans breathed new life into the jihadi thieves and sell-outs who, until then, had been cowering like mice in their burrows in terror of their Taliban brethren-in-faith. Each and every one of those same cowards today is a cabinet minister, a provincial governor, a chief of police, a member of parliament, an ambassador or some other bigwig of the mafia regime. In the same manner, the Taliban, who had been created by the Americans in a day, were within a week made to disappear from the geography of Afghanistan and the sight of the “free world media”. In return, during this past decade, tens of thousands of our innocent compatriots have been blown to pieces in the most horrendous manner by aerial bombardments and night-time operations conducted by the occupying forces. Other than that, by staging mock fights with the Taliban and the Golbodin hordes –legitimate progeny of the CIA, but certainly the most illegitimate offspring of the Afghan homeland to pollute the pages of our history– the Americans sought to perpetuate their military presence in our country. At the same time, in order to deceive the world community and our hapless people, they unleashed torrents of propaganda and “academic” but deceitful justifications for their invasion through their mercenary intelligentsia and hired media.