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The Afghan Frederick Forsyth Books

The tread of the story is well thought and imagery and exciting. What I find of most interest, is that it revels information taboo in a form of novel. The present conflict in Afghanistan has its roots in the “Great Game” or the interventionism of Imperial Russia and Britain in the 19th century.
The Soviet Union reinvented this game in the seventieths of last century by getting very friendly with Afghanistan and in 1978 the communists took over the government.
The mother country of Islam did not take it lightly to have communist government in a Muslim state and started cooperation with the Pakistani Secret Service to funnel great mass of money to stabilize
Madhhabs to radicalize young Muslims with the aim to make them mental slave, jihad soldiers.
The war addict, Uncle Sam used the opportunity to aid the Mujahedeen.
This radicalizing of young men have been spinning along and now the whole Muslim world is on fire, and the Gods of war are very pleased.
Elías Kristjánsson.
Iceland.


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The Afghan Frederick Forsyth Books Reviews

Think this was a good interesting book. Sometimes it was hard to work out exactly how the characters found each other but on the whole, enjoyable read.
Anyone who has read many of Frederick Forsyth books will definitely enjoy this book. Don't judge his writing by what his movies become. The books are always better by a long stretch. This book will get your attention & hang on like a bad dream. The story line is current & close; actually too close, to what is reported on the news shows. It really makes me wonder who he talks to when writing his books. Without a doubt one of the best writers of our time. Read & enjoy.
I have read and re-read a lot of Forsyth books. probably my favorite was Fist of God, but I like most of his work. Unfortunately I can not include this book in that list. Basically a rehash / recycling of some of the better elements of his previous works (including Fist of God) with a very contrived circumstance, some pointless scenes, predictable turns . . . it really felt like Freddy phoned it in on this one.
I liked this book for the build up to the climax. I found all characters believable, and subject matter relevant for today's world. A good read, fast paced. I loved technical descriptions, they were well done and interesting for me as a layman. Had they been any different I would have skipped over them.
I am a long-time fan of the thriller genre. This novel kept me up reading. The possibility of a maritime terrorist attack is a reality. The references to government departments internationally, after checking, do exist. An enthralling, well-written story.
Middling Forsyth, which in and of itself is great. The Bedou of "Fist of God" returns in another undercover Middle Eastern role. Some great characters, but the plot is a bit contrived. The actual denouement of the Afghan himself is not necessary and defies belief. Still vintage Forsyth and as such a delight to read.
Exquisitely woven, but told clearly, this is a masterwork. Not just for the spy and thriller storytelling, but for its sharp insight into the construction of an operation. Both the good guys and the bad guys. One leaves the AGHAN with a sense of satisfied completion, unlike the unease that accompanies any of a number of LeCarrè tales of dashed idealism. I can not recommend THE AFGHAN more highly.
The tread of the story is well thought and imagery and exciting. What I find of most interest, is that it revels information taboo in a form of novel. The present conflict in Afghanistan has its roots in the “Great Game” or the interventionism of Imperial Russia and Britain in the 19th century.
The Soviet Union reinvented this game in the seventieths of last century by getting very friendly with Afghanistan and in 1978 the communists took over the government.
The mother country of Islam did not take it lightly to have communist government in a Muslim state and started cooperation with the Pakistani Secret Service to funnel great mass of money to stabilize
Madhhabs to radicalize young Muslims with the aim to make them mental slave, jihad soldiers.
The war addict, Uncle Sam used the opportunity to aid the Mujahedeen.
This radicalizing of young men have been spinning along and now the whole Muslim world is on fire, and the Gods of war are very pleased.
Elías Kristjánsson.
Iceland.