I think I'm going to start out with that because, you know, the New York Times last week actually

published Not Bed by the Taliban.

It was actually Seraja Hadin Hakanee.

I'm very familiar with somebody who is a wanted terrorist by the United States and somebody

who is responsible for the deaths of scores of innocent human beings.

He is a militant leader inside the Taliban and has worked both within Pakistani tribal

territory as well as Afghanistan.

He's responsible for kidnappings.

The Coleman, you can remember that story and other aid workers that were in the region

at the time.

Katie Coleman was not an aid worker, but she was also taken along with her husband at that

time, you know, in Afghanistan.

Seraja Hadin Hakanee is, he trains the military style insurgency.

He is probably one of the most feared guys in that region and the New York Times, and I

can't believe, by the way, that the New York Times did not publish, by the way, this article

that Jenny Terra so graciously printed out for me.

But we the Taliban want.

I can't believe that the United States government had no idea that this column was going to be

printed because first, you know, the New York Times has to prove that Seraja Hadin Hakanee

actually wrote this.

And then, of course, they would probably go to the CIA and others and say, you know,

we have this op-ed, we're going to print it.

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