Hague: Al Qaida at weakest point

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11-09-2011 | 03:05
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Hague: Al Qaida at weakest point
The British Foreign Secretary William Hague said that Al Qaida is now at its weakest point and is becoming "increasingly irrelevant.

Hague paid tribute to the "courage and dignity" of the American people and insisted global terror atrocities had "only served to bring the international community closer together".

He said the "true expression" of the aspirations of the Muslim world was reflected in the Arab Spring, not the death and destruction of the attacks of ten years ago.

Hague said: "Today we commemorate the citizens of the United States and over 90 countries who perished in the terrorist attacks on 11 September 2001, including 67 British nationals”

“We remember the courage and dignity of the American people in the face of such appalling loss. And we also recall the victims of other global acts of terrorism since - including the attacks in London in 2005”

"Such attacks have only served to bring the international community closer together and to bolster those who seek change through peaceful means, not through barbaric violence” he added.

"Al Qaida is now weaker than at any time in the decade since 9/11 - and political progress through peaceful protest in the Middle East and North Africa has shown it to be increasingly irrelevant to the future”
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