I recently acquired a collection of an '80s magazine called Survive.  In the last issue, dated May 1985, there's an ad for donations for the mujahideen.

The text says:

Afghanistan is very far away, and the mujahideen don't speak our language, but what they are fighting for speaks to us: the right to worship God as they think best, the right to run their own country, the right not to be butchered and shoved around by a foreign invader.  They call it a holy war, and they need your help.  They're not afraid to die, but without weapons and ammunition courage is not enough.  Due to hassles with Pakistani customs, we can't send supplies and equipment, but we can send money.  Your donation is NOT tax deductible, but you do get a handsome certificate signed by Editor/Publisher Robert K. Brown AND the knowledge that you did your bit.

Ironic, isn't it, how the tables have turned.