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Dec. 31, 2011: Afghan President Hamid Karzai speaks during a gathering to 
mark the 40th death anniversary of political leader Khan Abdul Samad Khan 
Achekzai in Kabul, Afghanistan. Afghan President Hamid Karzai welcomed on Saturday remarks 
from the Obama administration saying that Taliban insurgents were not America's enemies.KABUL, 
Afghanistan  Afghan President Hamid Karzai on Saturday welcomed remarks from the 
Obama administration saying that Taliban insurgents were not America's enemies.Earlier this month, 
Vice President Joe Biden said in an interview with Newsweek magazine that 
the Islamist militants did not represent a threat to U.S. interests unless 
they continued to shelter Al Qaeda.Biden's comments came amid reports that the 
Obama administration and other governments are trying to establish a peace process 
with the Taliban to help end the 10-year war."I am very happy 
that the American government has announced that the Taliban are not their 
enemies," Karza
OKARA, Pakistan  Sultan Mehmood Gujar was a solid supporter of Islamist 
militants fighting in Pakistan, Afghanistan and India and even donated money to 
them, until he attended an innovative 40-day lecture series by a moderate 
cleric aimed at countering violent extremism.The course, given to the public at 
an Islamic school in a hotbed of militancy in Pakistan, had a 
profound effect on the 46-year-old property dealer, convincing him the militants were 
wrong to claim they were waging holy war, or jihad, justified by 
the Quran, the religion's holy book."I was shocked to discover that what 
the militants were doing was against Islam," said Gujar, sitting on the 
floor at the madrasa in Okara city where the lectures were delivered. 
"Now I call them terrorists, not jihadis."Fazal ur Rehman, the cleric who 
runs the 400-student madrasa, recorded each of the 2-hour lectures he and 
others gave this past summer and would like to distribute the DVDs 
to reach a wider audience

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