Bleeding Kabul hit again with terrorist attacks

Kabul, a city laid amongst the junctions of ranges of dusty mountains, where so many times occupied but never destroyed in a capacity till the sons of its own turned against the well of this poor, underdeveloped, and now, ruined city. The moment an airplane enters the space of the city, passengers' eyes wandering around where could be the city itself, since nothing is visible but depicting views of endless mountains, some with snow-peeks hidden by clouds. Meanwhile, the heavier than normal turbulence over the space of Kabul may also convey the message of volatility of the region's past, current and future ordeals. This fact could be asked from a pilot of landing aircraft.

From a historic point of view, Kabul has embedded many bleeding stories. Kabul's mountains, streets, rivers, trees, walls, and even birds has each different eye-witnessed stories of their own. The last two decades have left so many scars on each sights of this wounded city that one can easily predict the impossibility of permanent removal of such visual scars.

From a foreigners eyes, frankly Kabul has nothing important to be attracted to. Seasonal rivers, temporary green plains, couple of water-reservoirs in the outskirts, sound good but can not present a crucial touristic point. In addition, apart from a few major Hotels and guest houses, Kabul can not even accommodate large crowds of tourists. Kabul, in contrast to other world  major cities is not even close to a smallest outskirt of, for instance, let's say Los Angeles, London,  or Paris. 

Knowing the dangers of this region, there must be a very important assignment or affiliation that would drag foreigners to this region. Well, yes, there are motivations, assignments, jobs, affairs, NGOs, and many other objectives that attract people of other countries to step into this danger-zone. Each one of these individuals have left a family, job, or even business behind them to come this country. All of them may have  various avenues, but have one goal, one aim, and expecting to achieve a one comprehensive result, and this goals is so important for them that put their lives at risk of being killed by the people whom they came to help. Yes, their entire and ultimate goal is to rebuild, reconstruct, and re-educated Afghans. It is not because Afghanistan or Afghans have something really valuable a hidden treasure, but because most of them have been through wars, financial crisis, and hardships, and they have been helped. They have sets of values and traditions of reaching out to others to help. Afghanistan is the worlds poorest country not only financially, but socially, educationally, and poorest in many other fields and aspects of life.  This poverty and illiteracy will go no where if Afghans don't remain prone to international donations. 

In fact, international donation is considered the country financial backbone. Since the Taliban regime toppled in 2001, world community donated in about forty billion US dollars to the government of Afghanistan. In addition, these countries, for example Untied States, Great Britain, Indian and Japan spent billions of dollars more in projects planed and uplifted by their own construction, training, and rebuilding teams. 

Afghans, traditionally, and socially bear the responsibility of protecting members and residents  of all donating countries visiting or residing in Afghanistan. Recent consecutive attacks by notorious sworn enemies of Afghans and their international donating friends and allies, are out to intimidate, terrorize, loot, kill  and sabotage the entire effort of rebuilding and re-rising Afghanistan. Since October 8, 2009, there have been numerable attacks on this bleeding capital of the country (Afghanistan). Most of these attacks are aimed at Indian nationals working in Afghanistan. Even a child would recognize the enemy and perpetrator behinds these inhuman suicide attacks. Whom ever takes responsibility is in desperate needs of dirty cash payed by the masters such designed and organized undercover war against world's poorest nation, as well as against the entire civilized world helping Afghanistan.