Comments for Fariba Nawa

Comment on I can make a difference – if I can stay alive by Shakeel Daudzai

Shakeel Daudzai — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 20:50:03 +0000

Salaam i AM Liveing in london i am from afghanistan kabul i love so much mozhdah jamalzadah but she have rest about clothe or video.

i love u so mozhdah jalmazadah i love u so mozhdah jalmazadah .

Comment on Mr. President, please think before you speak by Ali Rahimi

Ali Rahimi — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 06:26:39 +0000

President Karzai is simply illiterate and that is why he does not understand what he is talking about. Unfortunately he thinks after he has fired the shot. It should not be a surprise to us; after all he is a cousin to Mullah Umar Akhond who pronounced himself Amirul Momenin. He does not have an address from his cousin otherwise he would personally go and get his blessings. Uncle same installed him as the president of Afghanistan because of his stupidity not because he was smart. He is now thinking of finding a way to become a life long King for our battered country. May god help us.

Comment on Mr. President, please think before you speak by Dawood BHAILA

Dawood BHAILA — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 20:00:39 +0000

Karzai is known as the mayor of Kabul ! That means he is not in charge of the country and has no authority to large territories in Afghanistan. He is regarded as a stooge and a puppet and is there to make a quick buck or two and is being placed there as an American agent. That is the view of millions of muslims around the world and he must be assassinated.

Comment on I can make a difference – if I can stay alive by Critical Talk

Critical Talk — Tue, 01 Nov 2011 11:13:25 +0000

Dear Fariba,

I am sorry that Ms. Jamalzada is going through so much in Afghanistan. No one should be mistreating her, but let me put in plain and simple words! Her show is trash. She does not know what she is talking about. Only because she is a singer and so-called famous, it doesn’t mean that she has to do a show. She is nowhere close to Oprah, so you may wish to rephrase your heading.

Comment on Mr. President, please think before you speak by Fayaz Siddiqi

Fayaz Siddiqi — Tue, 25 Oct 2011 16:16:12 +0000

He is a pleaser and says things that pleases the present audiences regardless. He was the one who called the “International War Against Terrorism” instead the “Afghan War,” which made the normal or ordinary citizens of many western countries that terrorism is an Afghan phenomena or otherwise, westner soldiers are losing their precious lives for the Afghan war and worst than ever, the taxpayers now think the billions of dollars spent on war against terrorism is not the fact, it is the money spent for fighting terrorists from Afghanistan and the world is so damaged by the Afghan war. He didn’t realize he needed some media-speaking education or diplomacy to ensure he does not side or take stand against any country. One day he blames Taliban and warns of severe punishments for their wrong-doings, the next day he calls them “unspet brothers” brothers who need some help and sympathy or worst he keeps releasing Taliban fighters arrested during operations with the cost of civilian lives and poor and empty-stomach Afghan military soldiers or police. One day he publicly blames Pakistan and in the serious tone for their support to Taliban and terroristic groups, but next day he calls Pakistan the better-half brother. He doesn’t seem to have a political agenda for the country, nor a strategy to help Afghanistan end the years of war. I never seen any diplomacy skills in his tone or words except emotional and canning ones. He hails democracy, but the other hand allows militant groups kill Hazara etnicity so brutally and in one case he refused MPs from Ghazni claiming the Hazaras did not represent Ghazni residents. By all means, he was/is the wrong person for the job. I partly believe U.S. may intentionally need or place such an incompentant counter-part for some reasons if U.S. did not or will not take any stand against him instead of continously supporting him to remain Afghan president.

Comment on Mr. President, please think before you speak by Maryam

Maryam — Tue, 25 Oct 2011 06:50:35 +0000

I like the satire in this! I hope your message reaches Karzai before he has to answer another one of those unnecessarily controversial questions.

Comment on My first blog: Egypt on the verge of change by Sender

Sender — Sun, 17 Jul 2011 23:40:14 +0000

Ladylike Post. This record helped me in my university assignment. Thanks Alot

Comment on After Ibn Zuhur by Sami

Sami — Sat, 29 Jan 2011 08:09:36 +0000

A very unique touching story, very sad though:(