Three: Being Born in a Graveyard Called Afghanistan

No one wants to stay in Afghanistan. Especially the young generation. If you ask anyone whether if there is any chance of leaving that country, will they leave? Trust me they will leave their whole life right away to move out without missing a single minute.

It’s not like they really want to leave, or they leave for the love and freedom of western societies. The truth is, no one believe that Afghanistan has a stable situation or a future that goes on in a direction of growth and peace. People really realized that land is a predesigned map for political purposes of the world’s powerholders and the people are just victims. The whole land has been a graveyard of emperors, a graveyard which still holds millions of innocent mothers and children under its ashes.

No one lives in a graveyard! How can anyone imagine of future and life when everyday people are being slaughtered. If hell is for real, that must be Afghanistan.

What goes on behind the scene politically or just under the name of religion, is indescribable and it’s also maybe known by the world already, that’s why maybe there are no words left to describe!

There is no country without an Afghan! If there is any country in the world map, I am pretty sure there are Afghans too. Most of the refugees you see drowning in Greek’s water or Black Sea are Afghans. Refugees being beaten up, insulted and killed in Iran and Turkey are Afghans. What is it make Afghans leave their country? The answer is obvious, there is no life in a graveyard!

No family want to see their kids drowning into the Greek or Black Sea’s water and no family take the risk of dreadful experience just for the love of Europe, US or elsewhere.

Apparently, living in a graveyard is illogical and unrealistic! But it’s a reality in the world that a whole country is a graveyard. People you see in the media as alive are already dead and they are moving bodies stuck in being alive. They just hold the life as other living beings until the unpredictable death take them away.

I have lived in that graveyard until my 30s. 30 years of drowning in a futureless society! You cannot ask me how did I live because I have never lived. There are thousands like me who have experienced the same.

Imagine, you go to high school and university with no future and the society you live in has no place for educated ones. And that useless education is also a predesigned brain killer disaster by the world’s educational designers. The environment is designed for brain draining.

Millions of Moneys are being sent in Afghanistan under a stupid title as Humanitarian Aid or Reducing Poverty, trust me that money never touch hand of needy people! It goes all in the pocket of religious zombies who currently hold the power on that hell! Even those religious zombies are a predesigned project just keep the environment for brain draining.

Million times I tried to think something hopeful or positive, I consumed all my energy to think that way. It did not work, I used my own skills to build a life in that graveyard which was unimaginably hard, I married a woman and brought a girl into life; But one deadly energy, always tortured me from within. living in a futureless society, is a gradual death. It’s like knowing you have a cancer, but your body keeps you alive until you stop breathing. And this living is a gradual death! Million times you regret why did you marry and destroy a woman’s life, and most tragically you bring a child into life in that graveyard and one day that child will never forgive you for what you have done!

It’s impossible to imagine yourself living in a country which is designed for brain draining since decades!

And finally, me and my wife with our little daughter took the risk to leave that country when Taliban just entered in Kabul, the capital city on August 2021. Our story maybe the same as thousands of families who left Afghanistan…I will be sharing it with you in the next articles.

An apology for my weak English and my broken words, I just joined Medium to translate my already written Persian diary of my life as well as to enhance my weak English, I thought it might be interesting to the world to share the reality goes behind the Media about Afghanistan. My heartfelt gratitude goes to whomever reads my notes.