Mullah Omar says FO to NWO

'US: Mullah Omar not willing to cooperate. There is no signal that Taliban leader Mullah Mohammad Omar is willing to support our pipeline and our puppet government', according to the White House.

"We're not seeing any indication from Mullah Omar that he is ready to renounce violence, break all ties with al-Qaeda and support the Afghan government and constitution," White House spokesman Gordon Johndroe said on Monday.

Earlier, Afghanistan's President Hamid Karzai said that he would go to any length to protect Mullah Omar if the Taliban leader agreed to peace talks.

"If I hear from him that he is willing to come to Afghanistan or to negotiate for peace ... I, as the president of Afghanistan, will go to any length providing protection," Karzai said.

Johndroe said, "No one has heard from Mullah Omar in some time, and given attacks like last week's when some Taliban threw acid on girls going to school, many don't seem to show a willingness to negotiate."

Mullah Omar is the reclusive leader of Taliban and was the country's de facto head of state from 1996 to 2001. He went into hiding, following the US-led invasion of Afghanistan in 2001.

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