SOCRATIC DIALOGUE (Protest against War in Afghanistan)

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a teenager when this 9/11 happened. As everyone, I was also amazed and astonished when this incident took place. I couldn’t believe that so many people had lost their lives in a flash. However, U.S then decided to take over Afghanistan with its allies in the name of War on Terror. From the beginning, I was against this war. Once it started, I didn’t able to go to my school and my activities became very limited. I was being accused as a criminal by the army although I had nothing to do with the wrongdoings. I raised my voice on the injustice being done with the people of Afghanistan on daily basis and protested on the streets against the vicious war in Afghanistan. As a result, I am indicted for supporting militants. These serious crimes are punishable by death. The year in 2012 and I have been brought before The Court of Justice for trial.
Hassaan: Before the war started, I was living peacefully with my family. We were enjoying and relishing the every bit of life with verve and ...

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the US, more potential terrorists, and the complete opposite of what the democrats wanted; global downturn and US decline instead consolidating their power and position in the world. In addition, it’s all about morality. You cannot win the war by dropping bombs in the villages but to win the hearts and minds of the people. To win the trust of the people. More than twelve years have gone now. The extremism doesn’t fall down but it has increased. The innocent and naive people have nothing to do with this war. Why are they being arrested by the army? That’s why I’m protesting.
Court: So are you protesting against the U.S Army?
Hassaan: Not the army, but its actions.
Court: Do you know ...

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