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"The First Stone", a huge novel by "Carsten Jensen", a Danish writer, diarist, and analyst, despite its full-fledged storytelling, is so rooted in our reality today that the impulses resulting from reading it will not leave the reader for a long time. The novel takes place in war-torn Afghanistan. The narrator joins the Danish soldiers in the war campaign in the villages and cities of Afghanistan, and through this means, with his detailed, detailed, and brilliant descriptions, he shows us many unseen and behind-the-scenes realities of the wars. This novel is a full-view mirror of how the presence of large multinational and private companies in all aspects of war, NATO, and American forces alongside a shocked and helpless people and the governance and government system full of corruption, corruption, and inefficiency, can do everything that The great power of evil needs it for destruction. "The First Stone" reminds us that the destruction of justice, and natural and endless violence, are all the result of the bellicosity of the powers that use all elements for their interests, from the soldiers of their own armies to terrorists and assassins. Take the necessary "Carsten Jensen" with several decades of work as a journalist and writer and correspondent in different wars, in this novel, in the midst of hope and hope for humanity, it seems that he can no longer hope for the victory of good. Jensen does not see a glimmer of hope in "The First Stone" for humanity, morality, freedom, benevolence, love, and friendship, as long as war and warmongers are at the head of power.