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In this second installment, Suroosh gets the Pakistani Taliban on the phone to discuss their retaliation against Bin Laden’s death, their goal to violently implement an Islamic state, and how they view the war in Afghanistan. He then visits a local militia who protect themselves and fight against the Taliban when the government’s military and police force fail to do so. And finally we revisit the infamous gun market of Darra Adamkhel, to find that an eerily quiet ghost town has replaced the teeming bazaar thanks to the Taliban’s bomb attacks, kidnappings, and killings. The disintegration of the largest gun market in the world is only a microcosm of the severity of this country’s instability and inescapable tumult.
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Video Length: 742
Date Found: July 08, 2011
Date Produced: July 07, 2011
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July 14, 2011
In March 2011, the wave of Arab Spring hit Bashar al-Assad’s regime when the people of Syria rebelled against the government, rallying for democracy and civil rights. As a result, Syrian forces got even more brutal, killing and imprisoning thousands of civilians.The situation deteriorated upon ...
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July 12, 2011
In March 2011, the wave of Arab Spring hit Bashar al-Assad’s regime when the people of Syria rebelled against the government, rallying for democracy and civil rights. As a result, Syrian forces got even more brutal, killing and imprisoning thousands of civilians.The situation deteriorated upon ...
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July 09, 2011
Since 2006, Vice has closely followed and chronicled the growing political turmoil in Pakistan, when founder Suroosh Alvi visited the infamous gun market of Darra Adamkhel.
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July 08, 2011
In March 2011, the wave of Arab Spring hit Bashar al-Assad’s regime when the people of Syria rebelled against the government, rallying for democracy and civil rights. As a result, Syrian forces got even more brutal, killing and imprisoning thousands of civilians.The situation deteriorated upon ...
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July 08, 2011
In this second installment, Suroosh gets the Pakistani Taliban on the phone to discuss their retaliation against Bin Laden’s death, their goal to violently implement an Islamic state, and how they view the war in Afghanistan. He then visits a local militia who protect themselves and fight ...
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