Join a holy war to the death against the United States. Join a holy war to the death against the United States. In another message circulating in Pakistan, the Taliban's supreme leader, Mullah Mohammed Omar, vowed Afghanistan would never revoke the refuge given bin Laden, one of the 10 most wanted men in the United States. A Vow to Fight America Bin Laden's message circulating in Pakistan's deeply conservative Northwest Frontier Province depicts burning U.S., Indian and Israeli flags and a cocked Kalashnikov rifle ready to fire.
Territorial boundaries have no importance in our eyes.
All the land belongs to God. Bin Laden's message, written in Urdu, Pakistan's national language, vowed to continue his battle against America. I will continue my work. Afghanistan Defiant Washington has accused bin Laden of masterminding the 1998 twin attacks on its embassies in East Africa and wants bin Laden to stand trial on terrorism charges either in the United States or a third country. The message by the Taliban's supreme leader, Omar, was addressed to the United States and President Clinton and vowed that bin Laden had permanent refuge in Afghanistan.