Sayed Jafar Naderi

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Sayed Jafar Naderi (b. 1965[1]) is an Ismaeli Afghan warlord who formerly controlled Bhaglan province during the early 90's. The son of the warlord of Bhaglan province, Sayid Mansur Nadiri, Jafar went to school in England and eventually traveled to the United States. While living in the United States, Jafar "imitated the style of Charles Bronson" and was captain of a hockey team.[1]

Prior to his father calling him back to Afghanistan, Jafar worked in a McDonalds [1], was a pizza-delivery boy in New Jersey and lived in Allentown, Pennsylvania.

According to The World's Most Dangerous Places, Jafar was mainly notable for his "snappy interviews, interesting choice of '80s disco decor and pure love of the game."[2]

Jafar was also quoted in DP as saying "Because I can fuck or kill anyone I want" in response to why he left New Jersey to become a warlord.[2]

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  1. ^ a b c Afghanistan Biographien I - J Accessed 17 August 2006
  2. ^ a b Young Pelton, R: The World's Most Dangerous Places, page 291, 2000, HarperResource (ISBN 0-06-273738-4)


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