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CNN witnesses 9-year-old being sold for marriage to 55-year-old man She was sold to a stranger so her family could eat as Afghanistan crumbles By Anna Coren, Jessie Yeung and Abdul Basir Bina, CNN 9 minute read Published 7:48 PM EDT, Mon November 1, 2021 CNN — Parwana Malik, a 9-year-old girl with dark eyes and rosy cheeks, giggles with her friends as they play jump rope in a dusty clearing. But Parwana’s laughter disappears as she returns home, a small hut with dirt walls, where she’s reminded of her fate: she’s being sold to a stranger as a child bride. The man who wants to buy Parwana says he’s 55, but to her, he’s “an old man” with white eyebrows and a thick white beard, she told CNN on October 22. She worries he will beat her and force her to work in his house. But her parents say they have no choice. For four years, her family have lived in an Afghan displacement camp in northwestern Badghis province, surviving on humanitarian aid and menial work earning a few dollars a day. But life has only gotten harder since the Taliban took power in Afghanistan on August 15. As international aid dries up and the country’s economy collapses, they’re unable to afford basic necessities like food. Her father already sold her 12-year-old sister several months ago. A camp for internally displaced people in Qala-i-Naw, Badghis province, Afghanistan, on October 17. A camp for internally displaced people in Qala-i-Naw, Badghis province, Afghanistan, on October 17. Hoshang Hashimi/AFP/Getty Images Parwana is one of many young Afghan girls sold into marriage as the country’s humanitarian crisis deepens. Hunger has pushed some families to make heartbreaking decisions, especially as the brutal winter approaches. The parents gave CNN full access and permission to speak to the children and show their faces, because they say they cannot change the practice themselves. “Day by day, the numbers are increasing of families selling their children,” said Mohammad Naiem Nazem, a human rights activist in Badghis. “Lack of food, lack of work, the families feel they have to do this.” An impossible choice Abdul Malik, Parwana’s father, can’t sleep at night. Ahead of the sale, he told CNN he’s “broken” with guilt, shame and worry. He had tried to avoid selling her – he traveled to the provincial capital city Qala-e-Naw to search unsuccessfully for work, even borrowing “lots of money” from relatives, and his wife resorted to begging other camp residents for food. But he felt he had no choice if he wants to feed his family. “We are eight family members,” he told CNN. “I have to sell to keep other family members alive.” Parwana Malik, 9, and her father Abdul, in their home at a camp for internally displaced people in Afghanistan's Badghis province. Parwana Malik, 9, and her father Abdul, in their home at a camp for internally displaced people in Afghanistan's Badghis province. CNN The money from Parwana’s sale will only sustain the family for a few months, before Malik has to find another solution, he said. Parwana said she hoped to change her parents’ minds – she had dreams of becoming a teacher, and didn’t want to give up her education. But her pleas were futile. On October 24, Qorban, the buyer, who only has one name, arrived at her home and handed 200,000 Afghanis (about $2,200) in the form of sheep, land and cash to Parwana’s father. “This is your bride. Please take care of her … please don’t beat her” Abdul Malik Parwana’s father In an initial interview recording with CNN, Qorban did not use the word marriage to describe the sale of Parwana, saying he already had a wife who would look after Parwana as if she were one of their own children. But in a later on-camera recording on the same day, Qorban said “it is my second marriage.” “(Parwana) was cheap, and her father was very poor and he needs money,” Qorban said. “She will be working in my home. I won’t beat her. I will treat her like a family member. I will be kind.” Parwana, dressed in a black head covering with a colorful floral garland around her neck, hid her face and whimpered as her weeping father told Qorban: “This is your bride. Please take care of her – you are responsible for her now, please don’t beat her.” Qorban agreed, then gripped Parwana’s arm and led her out the door. As they left, her father watching by the doorway, Parwana dug her feet into the dirt and tried to pull away – but it was no use. She was dragged to the waiting car, which slowly pulled away. ‘Absolutely cataclysmic’ Since the Taliban’s takeover, stories like Parwana’s have been on the rise. Though marrying off children under 15 is illegal nationwide, it has been commonly practiced for years, especially in more rural parts of Afghanistan. And it has only spread since August, driven by widespread hunger and desperation. More than half the population is facing acute food insecurity, according to a United Nations report released this week. And more than 3 million children under age 5 face acute malnutrition in the coming months. All the while, food prices are soaring, banks are running out of money and workers are going unpaid. Nearly 677,000 people have been displaced this year due to fighting, according to the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA). Many of them live in tents and huts in internal displacement camps like Parwana’s family. Men sitting at a camp for internally displaecd people in Qala-i-Naw, Badghis province, on October 17. Men sitting at a camp for internally displaecd people in Qala-i-Naw, Badghis province, on October 17. Hoshang Hashimi/AFP/Getty Images “It’s absolutely cataclysmic,” said Heather Barr, associate director of the women’s rights division at Human Rights Watch. “We don’t have months or weeks to stem this emergency … we are in the emergency already.” The problem is particularly acute for Afghan girls, who have stayed home and watched their brothers return to secondary school since the Taliban takeover. The Taliban said it is working on a plan to allow girls to return too, but have not said when that could happen or what conditions may be imposed. The uncertainty combined with rising poverty has pushed many girls into the marriage market. “As soon as a girl falls out of education, then suddenly it becomes much more likely that she’s going to be married off” Heather Barr Human Rights Watch “As long as a girl is in school, her family is invested in her future,” said Barr, from Human Rights Watch. “As soon as a girl falls out of education, then suddenly it becomes much more likely that she’s going to be married off.” And once a girl is sold as a bride, her chances of continuing an education or pursuing an independent path are close to zero. Instead, she faces a much darker future. Without access to contraception or reproductive health services, nearly 10% of Afghan girls aged 15 to 19 give birth every year, according to the UN Population Fund (UNFPA). Many are too young to be able to consent to sex and face complications in childbirth due to their underdeveloped bodies – pregnancy-related mortality rates for girls aged 15 to 19 are more than double the rate for women aged 20 to 24, according to UNFPA. ‘I don’t want to leave my parents’ Magul, a 10-year-old girl in neighboring Ghor province, cries every day as she prepares to be sold to a 70-year-old man to settle her family’s debts. Her parents had borrowed 200,000 Afghanis ($2,200) from a neighbor in their village – but without a job or savings, they have no way of returning the money. The buyer had dragged Magul’s father, Ibrahim, to a Taliban prison and threatened to have him jailed for failing to repay his debt. Ibrahim, who only goes by one name, said he promised the buyer he would pay in a month. But now time is up. “I don’t know what to do,” Ibrahim said. “Even if I don’t give him my daughters, he will take them.” Magul’s mother, Gul Afroz, feels just as helpless. “I’m praying to God these bad days pass,” she said. Like Qorban, the buyer claimed he would not mistreat Magul and that she would simply help with cooking and cleaning at his home. But the reassurances ring hollow in the face of his threats against Magul’s family. “I really don’t want him. If they make me go, I will kill myself,” Magul said, sobbing as she sat on the floor of her home. “I don’t want to leave my parents.” It’s a similar situation for a nine-member family in Ghor province that is selling two daughters aged 4 and 9. The father has no job, like most in the displacement camp – but he faces even tougher odds with a disability. “If we have food and there is someone to help us, we would never do this” Rokshana Grandmother He is prepared to sell the girls for 100,000 Afghanis (about $1,100) each. Zaiton, the 4-year-old, with wispy bangs and large brown eyes, said she knows why this is happening: “Because we are a poor family and we don’t have food to eat.” Their grandmother, Rokhshana, is distraught. “If we have food and there is someone to help us, we would never do this,” Rokhshana said through tears. “We don’t have any choice.” Zaiton, 4, plays with her brother at their home in Ghor province, Afghanistan. Zaiton, 4, plays with her brother at their home in Ghor province, Afghanistan. CNN International funding dried up Local Taliban leaders in Badghis say they plan to distribute food to stop families selling their daughters. “Once we implement this plan, if they continue to sell their kids we will put them in jail,” said Mawlawai Jalaludin, a spokesperson from the Taliban’s Justice Department, without elaborating. But the problem stretches beyond just Badghis. And as winter approaches, both the Taliban and humanitarian groups are pleading for more aid, hoping it could stem the rise in child marriages. The Taliban’s rapid takeover of Afghanistan as the United States and its allies withdrew prompted the international community to halt development assistance – money that had been vital in propping up the country’s economy and key services. Taliban fighters on a pick-up truck along a road in Band Sabzak area in Badghis province, Afghanistan, on October 17. Taliban fighters on a pick-up truck along a road in Band Sabzak area in Badghis province, Afghanistan, on October 17. Hoshang Hashimi/AFP/Getty Images Countries and multilateral institutions have been reluctant to renew pledges for fear of appearing to legitimize the Taliban as Afghanistan’s leaders. With the country’s economy close to collapse, UN donors pledged more than $1 billion in humanitarian aid in September, of which $606 million would meet Afghans’ most pressing needs. But less than half those pledged funds have been received, with some member states who have not yet paid, according to a UNOCHA spokesperson. Several of the families and experts CNN spoke with expressed frustration at the shortage of aid during the country’s direst hour. This photo taken on September 12, 2021 shows a woman looking at secondhand household items for sale at a market in the northwest neighbourhood of Khair Khana in Kabul. - Kabul's flea markets are packed full of the belongings that desperate Afghans have sold at rock-bottom prices to fund long journeys to escape the country, or just to pay for food. - TO GO WITH Afghanistan-conflict-fleamarkets,FOCUS by James EDGAR (Photo by WAKIL KOHSAR / AFP) / TO GO WITH Afghanistan-conflict-fleamarkets,FOCUS by James EDGAR (Photo by WAKIL KOHSAR/AFP via Getty Images) More than $1 billion in aid pledged for Afghanistan as country faces 'most perilous hour' Isabelle Moussard Carlsen, head of office at UNOCHA, emphasized that humanitarian aid workers were still on the ground, providing relief and supporting hospitals – but it’s not enough. “By not releasing the (development) funds that they are holding from the Taliban government, it’s the vulnerable, it’s the poor, it’s these young girls who are suffering,” Carlsen said. Barr and Carlsen acknowledged the need for world leaders to hold the Taliban accountable for human rights violations – but they warned the longer Afghanistan goes without development assistance or injected liquidity, the more families face death by starvation, and the more girls are likely to be sold. The Taliban has also appealed for aid. “The Taliban is asking aid agencies to come back to Afghanistan and help these people,” said one Taliban director of an internal displacement camp in Ghor province. “I’m requesting the international community and aid agencies, before the winter comes, to please come and help.” “I will have to sell another daughter if my financial situation doesn’t improve – probably the 2-year-old” Abdul Malik Parwana’s father Back in the Afghan displacement camp in Badghis province, Malik is under no illusions about what the sale means for his daughter – or what the grim situation means for his family’s future. Qorban said he will use his daughter as a worker not a bride, but Malik knows he has no control over what happens to her now. “The old man told me, ‘I’m paying for the girl. It’s none of your business what I’m doing with her … that’s my business,’” Malik told CNN. The ominous warning weighs heavily on him as he considers the bleak days ahead. The cold is creeping in, and snow has already begun coating parts of the country. When the money from Parwana’s sale runs out, he will be back at square one – with three daughters and a son still at home to support. “As I can see, we don’t have a future – our future is destroyed,” he said. “I will have to sell another daughter if my financial situation doesn’t improve – probably the 2-year-old.” This story has been updated to include additional on-camera comments made by Qorban.

Election Fraud https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/11/jay-valentine-when-citizens-have-better-computer-technology/ Jay Valentine: When Citizens Have Better Computer Technology Than Their Government – Minnesota Investigation finds 172,000+ Voter Issues By Guest Contributor Nov. 14, 2023 12:40 pm TruthTweetShareGettrGabTelegram By Jay Valentine For the first time in history, citizens have better computer technology than their government. Today’s video of Minnesota voter rolls shows, using Fractal technology, that citizens can identify anomalies in government voter rolls that existed for over 100 years – eluding all the obsolete technology Minnesota could bring to bear. Minnesota as at least 172,000 voter issues , via Omega4America Particularly ERIC! Voters living in UPS offices. Voters living in convenience stores. Voters living in an 800 square foot house with 15 other adult voters – which the health regulations would never allow – we show these in video after video. In 2021, voter integrity teams in 12 states started using Fractal – and as you can see in today’s video – Minnesota – Fractal makes a mockery of the Minnesota voter rolls. We now have in our grasp, the first example of citizens with far better technology – than their government. We are embarking on a journey where in state after state, the Fractal team, joined by legislator groups – is showing the dreadful official voter roll pollution – with Fractal technology. Mr. Secretary of State, you have 2,400 year old voters on your voter roll. Everyone knows it is dirty data or fraud. And when Fractal uncovers it, you lose your credibility if you continue to claim that you do not have dirty data. If you, Ms. Secretary of State, deliver official records claiming active, registered voters voting from warehouses, convenience stores and vacant lots – you lose your credibility. You cannot claim there is not fraud in your system – because you are blind to what your voters are discovering with Fractal. Election integrity is a key issue for 2024. Fractal and its friends are showing – beyond any doubt – in real-time analyses – voter rolls in every state are so open to fraud, the narrative of clean elections is no longer a credible position for a leader to cling to. Before Fractal, “not knowing” was plausible. But that was 2020. Now, “pretending not to know” no longer works. Fractal is causing that paradigm shift. The Gartner Group, the world’s most prestigious technology analysis company, said the current tech stack – relational technology, SQL – is obsolete in 2025. Fractal is showing – in video after video – that relational technology is obsolete now. Obsolete technology – like obsolete security systems – becomes the playground for activists to manipulate voter rolls for their benefit. Real-time monitoring – as we show with Fractal – shuts that down! For the first time in history – a technology exists that can STOP VOTER ROLL FRAUD BEFORE AN ELECTION – NOT LOSE LITIGATING AFTERWARD. Secretaries of State all use relational technology – which is 1980s compute technology. National voter integrity orgs – funded by millions of dollars for huge salaries, all use relational technology. Of course they do! If they stopped voter roll fraud, they would go out of existence! Who today has a 1980s phone? Who today drives a 1980s car? Who today uses a 1980s computer? Yet, the future of America is being administered by Secretaries of State saddled with obsolete, illiterate computers, using a technology older than most people’s home. Now that large groups of citizens are aware of the broken systems that the Secretaries are stuck with, these Secretaries of State will become a hot focus in 2024. They can become credible, highly regarded public servants, or they can fall into the category of inept enablers of a fraud-ridden status quo that voters now can see is infested with dirty data! Today, we offer Minnesota.

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Eisenhower Military Industrial Complex Speech Jan 17, 1961 The Military Industrial Complex is making money, and leading us into Armageddon. This is what the Uniparty in Washington DC brings it's citizens. These assholes are NOT leaders, they are SUPPOSED to represent the interests of the citizenry, but we all know they only have SELF-INTEREST. 2024 is a LAST CHANCE for the real United States of America to survive. If it is just the same old song and dance, then IT'S O-V-E-R!

Kim Dotcom@KimDotcom Sharing this nuclear war video is the most important thing you can do to prevent nuclear war. Thank you 😘 If you are one of those who wants to go to war all over the world, watch this video. Even if you’re not, watch this video. Is Col. Macgregor right in the X post below? We have a war in Ukraine, which is a proxy war with Russia. Russia, China, and Iran have met with Hamas. Hezbollah, Hamas, and Syria are threatening increased involvement in the Israel-Hamas war. The US and Iran have exchanged bombs. US bases surround Iran. We have the people who surrendered Afghanistan in charge of our government, and we have no money. Biden just told the world that we’d go to war with China over the Phillippines. That’s the Philippines and Taiwan. ARE WE HEADED FOR ARMAGEDDON? Is Col. Macgregor right in the X post below? We have a war in Ukraine, which is a proxy war with Russia. Russia, China, and Iran have met with Hamas. Hezbollah, Hamas, and Syria are threatening increased involvement in the Israel-Hamas war. The US and Iran have exchanged bombs. US bases surround Iran. We have the people who surrendered Afghanistan in charge of our government, and we have no money. Biden just told the world that we’d go to war with China over the Phillippines. That’s the Philippines and Taiwan. How about a peace deal in Ukraine since Ukraine is losing, and we don’t have weapons and money to give them? And how about we let Israel root out Hamas, and we stay out of it? Is that too crazy an idea? By the way, while the Bidenistas have suggested war all over the world, our borders are wide open so that ANYONE can get in. Douglas Macgregor @DougAMacgregor Avoiding Armageddon at this point is going to be very difficult.