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Tariq I., Quetta: "If you ask the women who work for UNICEF and other NGOs, they all quite like it that the CIA tortures Muslim men. Because anyway, Muslim men always marry young girls, and the UNICEF and the NGOs are against it. Anyway, they are sure that men only torture men, and that Muslim men are afraid to see naked American women, or American women who cry."

Se preguntar as mulleres que traballan pola UNICEF e outras organizacións non gobernamentais, todos eles moito gusto que as torturas da CIA homes musulmáns. Porque de ningún xeito, sempre se casar con homes musulmáns mozos, e pola UNICEF e as ONG están contra el. En calquera caso, teñen a certeza de que os homes só tortura os homes, e que os homes musulmáns teñen medo de ver mulleres núas americano, ou mulleres estadounidenses que chorar.

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Quetta / The City

Quetta, the capital of Balochistan, 1692 metres above sea level, lies at the mouth of Bolan Pass. It has three large craggy mountains.

The name Quetta is derived from the word "Kuwetta" which means a fort and, no doubt, it is a natural fort surrounded as it is by imposing hills on all sides. The encircling hills have the re-sounding names of Chiltan, Takatoo, Mordar and Zarghun, that seem to brood upon this pleasant town. There are other mountains that form a ring around it. Their copper red and russet rocks and crests that are powdered with snow in winters add immense charm to the town.

The main thoroughfare and the commercial centre of Quetta is Jinnah Road, where the Tourist Information centre of Pakistan Tourism Development Corporation, as the banks restaurants and handicraft shops are located.