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===Haqqani===

===Haqqani===

After eliminating [[Al Qaeda]]'s [[Al-Zawahiri]] in Aug/2022, it was stressed that arch-jihadist was killed at home of Taliban lackey New York Times gave platform to.<ref>Allie Griffin, [https://nypost.com/2022/08/03/al-qaeda-leader-al-zawahiri-dead-after-drone-strike-on-home-in-kabul/ Al-Zawahiri killed at home of Taliban lackey New York Times gave platform to], ''NY Post''  August 3, 2022.<blockquote>

After eliminating [[Al Qaeda]]'s [[Al-Zawahiri]] in Aug/2022, it was stressed that arch-jihadist was killed at home of Taliban lackey the New York Times gave platform to.<ref>Allie Griffin, [https://nypost.com/2022/08/03/al-qaeda-leader-al-zawahiri-dead-after-drone-strike-on-home-in-kabul/ Al-Zawahiri killed at home of Taliban lackey New York Times gave platform to], ''NY Post''  August 3, 2022.<blockquote><font size=1>

Al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri was killed at the home of an FBI-wanted Taliban lackey who was once given a platform by the New York Times.

Al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri was killed at the home of an FBI-wanted Taliban lackey who was once given a platform by the New York Times.

The jihadist, one of the planners of the Sept. 11 attacks, was taken out by a CIA drone strike Sunday morning at a Kabul home belonging to senior Taliban official Sirajuddin Haqqani, according to initial reporting by the Gray Lady herself.

The jihadist, one of the planners of the Sept. 11 attacks, was taken out by a CIA drone strike Sunday morning at a Kabul home belonging to senior Taliban official Sirajuddin Haqqani, according to initial reporting by the Gray Lady herself.

The paper was slammed by critics and even its own reporters for giving the global terrorist a megaphone to thousands of readers to spew what many saw as thinly veiled propaganda. The Times defended its decision to publish the piece at the time.

The paper was slammed by critics and even its own reporters for giving the global terrorist a megaphone to thousands of readers to spew what many saw as thinly veiled propaganda. The Times defended its decision to publish the piece at the time.

“For more than four decades, precious Afghan lives have been lost every day. Everyone has lost somebody they loved. Everyone is tired of war. I am convinced that the killing and the maiming must stop,” Haqqani wrote.

“For more than four decades, precious Afghan lives have been lost every day. Everyone has lost somebody they loved. Everyone is tired of war. I am convinced that the killing and the maiming must stop,” Haqqani wrote.

“We did not choose our war with the foreign coalition led by the United States. We were forced to defend ourselves...</blockquote></ref><blockquote>The paper was slammed by critics and even its own reporters for giving the global terrorist a megaphone to thousands of readers to spew what many saw as thinly veiled propaganda. The Times defended its decision to publish the piece at the time.</blockquote>

“We did not choose our war with the foreign coalition led by the United States. We were forced to defend ourselves...</font></blockquote></ref><blockquote>The paper was slammed by critics and even its own reporters for giving the global terrorist a megaphone to thousands of readers to spew what many saw as thinly veiled propaganda. The Times defended its decision to publish the piece at the time.</blockquote>

==History==

==History==