Several decades of war and its subsequent civil turmoil has brought
devastating destruction throughout Afghanistan from various
sources. Unfortunately, due to the circumstances beyond the control
of ordinary citizens, the beautiful country of Afghanistan has
endured many long-lasting and painful injuries in the last few
decades of the previous millennium; as a result, it is suffering
from lack of resources, mismanagement of the workforce, water
pollution, air pollution, incomplete learning environment,
animosity among people, and perhaps hundreds of other such
debilitating elements that threaten and hinder the speedy progress
of the country. Furthermore, despite having a semi-democratic
environment, some people are still dealing with sporadic violence,
animosity, and the consequences of inappropriate war techniques,
such as the use of depleted uranium in metal penetrating bombs used
in Afghanistan by various friendly and unfriendly forces. The
various chapters in this book highlight the realities of war,
atrocities of certain behaviors during the Russian invasion,
factional conflicts, human rights violations, and what the current
administration is doing with the assistance of officials from the
United Nations and other foreign countries such as France, Germany,
Canada, the United States, and Turkey (just to name a few) to bring
about some relief to the "injured" and "maimed" people of
Afghanistan. The book is meant to be non-political...although it
praises some of the recent actions taken by officials in the
interim government and the current administration to bring about
long-term security, peace, and prosperity in the country. The book
is written for the general population's awareness of facts as seen
by an Afghan-born author, and it is written for discussion material
in colleges and universities throughout the world. Some of the
international colleges and universities may also adopt this
material for cross-cultural discussions, anthropology,
understanding developing economies, and workforce skills needed in
such labor markets. Official colleges or professors adopting this
book or any of its chapters may contact the publisher or the author
for receiving the available supplementary facilitator materials.
Afghanistan has recently begun to stake out its position on
important moral issues, such as terrorism and drug trafficking
affecting society. To be successful in this effort, the government
officials and the working people of Afghanistan must assess and
take seriously their own level of readiness to lead these important
agendas. The past cannot be changed by anyone; however, we can
change what happens now and in the future. Change must start from
within, and each person must take responsibility for his or her own
physical, mental, spiritual, and psychological developments. The
realities of war point to many losses to all parties involved and
such atrocities must be replaced with love, kindness, education,
and true "brotherhood" if human beings are to live peacefully. We
should all believe in the following statement: "I must be a
productive individual and, then, a good leader in order to
effectively contribute to the team's goal toward the creation of a
peaceful environment for all." Being a peaceful individual, and
becoming an effective leader, is a good start for each person in
Afghanistan and for those around the world since people have the
most control over their own behaviors. May everyone be a productive
human being and a good leader in bringing about peace on earth
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