Deconstructing Imran Khan Taleban narrative---Farhat Taj

[BarakzaiAbdali]

Mr Barakzai Ibni Abu Jahal, get over this ---Contrary to the noble Abdali lineage you claim and the moral attitude it mandates, you are bringing other people lives into political discussions---

Oh really, and Miss Andersen's taunting the deaths of civilians by claiming to have met tribal elder so and so that showed her the links of a victim to the Taliban, but not publishing such a report is OK by you. It gets a free pass.

Absolutely, her personal life matters 100%. She claims time and time again to know, live, and understand traditional Pashtun culture. She makes up assinine claims about how the Pashtuns call the drones ababeel, which you, in your stupidity and ignorance tout here, without any confirmation or concordance.

Yet, it takes a white lady and a white man to stand up for for dead Tariq here and lamed Saadullah:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/15553761


And this piece of human garbage and waste of genetic material, Miss Andersen then reflexively responds by claiming that these young boys were linked to AQ or Taliban without a single iota of proof.

And then on top of this, she has the gall to surface like a creature out of the swamp, each time the drone program is threatened. And what is her key platform? That she she knows best for Pashtoons and that she is a Pashtoon, therefore, she knows Khan is an outsider by pure fact of her being some sort of insider.

BS. Where she an insider, had she nang, she would stand tall and proud behind the Andersen surname. She knows full well that her audience of Pashtoons would dismiss her summarily and hence her hiding it in the Central Asian press, but signing off to Norwegian papers as Farhat T Andersen.

And I stand behind the Abdali name by adhereing to his causes such as his giving the Khoja Muslims refuge and sending embassies to China and uring a Pan Islamic alliance against it.

So now, are you ready to explain where the Andersen subtribe derives from? Which Pashtun Khel or kabeel has the Andersenzai in it? After all, she claims to know, understand, and live as an insider. Let us find out how well she understands the insiders.

[BarakzaiAbdali]

BarakzaiAbdali. I like the way you capitalise Ms ANDERSON's surname . It brings a little wry smile to my face.

Maybe Farhat Taj was a fan of The Matrix. Who knows?

Her criticism of Imran is not without irony, since they both play the Pashtoon card when it suits them.

Her penchant for imaginary tails grows each day. Mochaay and Bangana become ababeel in her sick world.

I would think that if she were a Matrix fan, Miss Smith would suit her better.

[Toramana]

BarakzaiAbdali. I like the way you capitalise Ms ANDERSON's surname . It brings a little wry smile to my face.

Maybe Farhat Taj was a fan of The Matrix. Who knows?

Her criticism of Imran is not without irony, since they both play the Pashtoon card when it suits them.

Far from that---I personally know Farhat Taj--She is an academician and doesn't need a display of any kind of ideological affiliation to boost her career or fortunes---What is she doing is purely out of love and pain for her people...

She risks her life to collect first-hand information on FATA and other hot spots of Pashtun Land and openly writes about the role of Pakistani establishment in the situation in FATA and KPK. Few people have the moral courage to be open about their political views and stances ( like her) including you, me, and this Barakzai Ibnul Arab especially when there is a risk involved---

[Michin Khel]

Farhat taj anderson is apostate, minimum punishment for her is death.

[Insaaf_انصاف]

Imran khan is punjabi ... He is from niazi tribe but we all know that he is a " pathan "

[Al Hanif]

Farhat taj anderson is apostate, minimum punishment for her is death.

and what is the maximum punishment ?

[tor_khan]

Luffy, for a valid pronouncement of apostasy, surely, there ought to be more rigour to it than casting aspersions on the Internet. That's what I would have thought. There are reasons that we have Islamic jurists and so on.

Toramana. When she chooses to live with (in matrimony or whatever) with an outsider, she must know how this reads amongst ordinary Pashtoons. Truth is, whilst private lives are private, and people are free to marry whom they like, I suppose, Farhat Taj knowingly switches the surname on and off at will. That suggests that she's aiming to control what people think and that makes her knowingly manipulative perhaps. By the way, she's not on her own. Most people want approval, including Imran Khan. That's just the way human nature goes sometimes.

[BarakzaiAbdali]

Luffy, for a valid pronouncement of apostasy, surely, there ought to be more rigour to it than casting aspersions on the Internet. That's what I would have thought. There are reasons that we have Islamic jurists and so on.

Toramana. When she chooses to live with (in matrimony or whatever) with an outsider, she must know how this reads amongst ordinary Pashtoons. Truth is, whilst private lives are private, and people are free to marry whom they like, I suppose, Farhat Taj knowingly switches the surname on and off at will. That suggests that she's aiming to control what people think and that makes her knowingly manipulative perhaps. By the way, she's not on her own. Most people want approval, including Imran Khan. That's just the way human nature goes sometimes.

Thank you for your very reasonable comment.

[BarakzaiAbdali]

Far from that---I personally know Farhat Taj--She is an academician and doesn't need a display of any kind of ideological affiliation to boost her career or fortunes---What is she doing is purely out of love and pain for her people...

She risks her life to collect first-hand information on FATA and other hot spots of Pashtun Land and openly writes about the role of Pakistani establishment in the situation in FATA and KPK. Few people have the moral courage to be open about their political views and stances ( like her) including you, me, and this Barakzai Ibnul Arab especially when there is a risk involved---

Poorly concocted data collection, seeking to cast the view of some friends of hers onto the whole millions of FATA populations is not moral courage. Its manipulation.

The HuffPo article provides an instance of how shoddy her work is. She takes variant data without clear cut conclusions and wide standard deviations and simply imposes a narrative that suits her own onto it. When questioned, she delves into the murky detective mentality, as if she is some sort of female Pashtun Humphry Bogart, of claiming that she has these secret friends who tell her that so and so, the 12 year old who was killed, was Hakimullah's water boy.

What gall and absurdity to claim that the FATA denizens want the drones flying above their heads. The BBC articles shows just that. Even your comrade soldat has been forced to admit that tribes like the Ahmadzai Wazirs are hosts of mujahideen and Taliban because in their view there is a legitimate Jihaad across the border and now on their own soil. Does this render them susceptible to attack as he notes? Certainly, people pick sides and suffer the consequences.

Taking a risk? Pray thee tell, how? By not revealing her last name, and signing her Norwegian articles as Farhat T Andersen, but in Central Asian press articles she is known as Farhat Taj????

She even attempted to remove this from the International Europeoan Reporters database. Thank goodness I saved it.

[Michin Khel]

I googled "farhat taj anderson", i found that she was a civil servant of pakistan for few years, then went to oslo and converted to christianity...and married a farangi...some thing is clearly fishy about her...reading posts of barakzaiabdali about her with attention has made me to think about this apostate with different angle... Toramana is saying that he personally knows this christian apostate (note that toramana himselef is an athiest, he must have interesting company)...
When she will google her name..one of the search result will be of this thread..my message to her..."Tuff lanat de yi tar bande"

[thetruth]

The first google results on her is the http://www.pashtunforums.com/politic...g-again-22588/ thread. I am sure she reads this, and probably wishes this forum did not exist.

[Al Hanif]

lol BarakzaiAbdali you still use Internet Explorer 8

It's hilarious

[BarakzaiAbdali]

lol BarakzaiAbdali you still use Internet Explorer 8

It's hilarious

lol, PC given to me back in residency. It doesnt allow non adminstrative changes to programs. I use it at home.

[Michin Khel]

LOL! Marwata, cha ranga ye?

Enzargula , za kho sha yu, ta zhaghawa. Da ban wale se?

[BarakzaiAbdali]

I googled "farhat taj anderson", i found that she was a civil servant of pakistan for few years, then went to oslo and converted to christianity...and married a farangi...some thing is clearly fishy about her...reading posts of barakzaiabdali about her with attention has made me to think about this apostate with different angle... Toramana is saying that he personally knows this christian apostate (note that toramana himselef is an athiest, he must have interesting company)...
When she will google her name..one of the search result will be of this thread..my message to her..."Tuff lanat de yi tar bande"

Luffy forget even her idiotic FATA garbage. Look at how she approaches Muslims in Europe.

Did you read that letter she wrote the newspaper? She basically does the same thing she does in her FATA article: Weeeellll, I come from a Muslim backgrounnnnd... and here is what really happppens back hoooome! She goes on to say that in Pakistan if a local disaster happens government officials, similar to the European and American paradigms, go to town halls or other gathering places and not to the mosque. She then says that by going to the mosque to address the Muslim leaders in Norway, Norwegians are empowering Mullahs.

Point 1: Farhat you dumb skank khraa. Your anti Islam bias is glaring. You may be a FOB from over there who is trying real real hard to fit in by kissing some serious Norwegian a-s-s, but here is the deal: Mosque life in Europe and America and mosque life in Pakistan may also very well differ right? For instance, the first mosques in many of these countries were built by foreign intellectuals, physicians, lawyers, etc. Take a look at convert Marmaduke Pikthall's efforts in Britain. Just because you have some mullah sitting in the mosque in Peshawar does not mean that the same Mullah runs the Norway mosque. In fact, there are debates that occur within Muslim communities at the same mosque and Muslim clerics do not carry the power to excommunicate people. Additionally, if the community does castigate someone, it is more likely to be a radical these days than a clean shaven, suit wearing urologist.

Point 2: Where does the Jewish community in America or Europe congregate? Where do you find the Bhuddist community? Where do you find Zoroastrians that might have been affected by Iranian policies? Where very likely, a synogogue, a pagoda, and a temple respectively. If I want to learn about the local jewish community in the north east, my safest bet is to find the local synogogue and ask worshippers about resources. Here is an example of Norway's king visiting a combined Synogogue/Jewish cultural center to hear about how it is to be Jewish in Norway. Is that empowering radical orthodox rabbis you idiot?

http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3729023,00.html

So now, why would the Norwegians not think that, since there is no Pakistani cultural center for miles, the most logical place to find them would be in a mosque?

The Turks on the other hand are known for building secular Turkish Cultural Centers. If the Norwegians go there, great, more power to them.

Basically, this skank is furthering radicalization by castigating reasonable Norwegian officials that want to reach out to their Muslim denizens after a natural disaster.

Oh, and she signs the letter... Farhat T Andersen. So the Taj magically disappears.