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WASHINGTON, April 24 — A new audiotape believed to be from Osama bin Laden urges militants to travel to Sudan to fight a proposed United Nations force for Darfur, and accuses the United States and its European allies of waging "a Zionist-crusader war on Islam." The speaker on the tape also calls for a worldwide Muslim boycott of American products, apparently based on the boycott of Danish goods that followed a Danish newspaper's publication of cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad. There was no immediate American confirmation of the authenticity of the tape, played today by the Arab satellite television network...

Alleged Bin Laden Tape: U.S. at War With Islam Sunday , April 23, 2006 CAIRO, Egypt — Usama bin Laden issued ominous new threats in an audiotape broadcast Sunday, saying the West was at war with Islam and calling on his followers to go to Sudan to fight a proposed U.N. force. In his first new message in three months, bin Laden said the West's decision to cut off funds to the Palestinians because their Hamas leaders refuse to recognize Israel proved that the United States and Europe were conducting "a Zionist crusader war on Islam." "The blockade which the...

unday April 23, 2006 A new audiotape from al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden will be aired today on the Arabic news station al Jazeera, the organisation claims.More follows . .

CAIRO, Egypt - Osama bin Laden promised never to be captured alive and declared the U.S. had resorted to the same “repressive” tactics used by Saddam Hussein, according to an audiotape purportedly by the al-Qaida leader that was posted Monday on a militant Web site.

CAIRO, Egypt - Osama bin Laden promised never to be captured alive and declared the U.S. had resorted to the same "barbaric" tactics used by Saddam Hussein, according to an audiotape purportedly by the al-Qaida leader posted Monday on a militant Web site. The tape appeared to be a complete version of one that was first broadcast Jan. 19 on Al-Jazeera, the pan-Arab satellite channel, in which bin Laden offered the United States a long-term truce but also said his al-Qaida terror network would soon launch a fresh attack on American soil. "I have sworn to only live free. Even...

According to terrorism experts, the most recent video is part of a pattern, according to Cybercast News Service. Christopher Brown, who in the past has briefed Department of Defense, State Department, CIA, National Security Council and the White House, noted each Zawahiri video is part of a pair. And after the 2nd part is released, historically, it was followed

An audio recording appeared today on a radical Islamist Web site, featuring what appeared to be Osama bin Laden's top deputy, Ayman al Zawahari, discussing the writings of a Muslim poet. The tape surfaced a week after a U.S. airstrike in Pakistan that killed a top al Qaeda bomb maker and chemical weapons expert, but the speaker does not mention the incident. Analysts say that's potentially revealing because it calls into question Al Qaeda's ability to respond quickly in its propaganda war. The tape appears to be an old recording, as it refers to the U.S.-led war in Afghanistan in...

(CBS) CAIRO, Egypt An audiotape purportedly from al Qaeda deputy leader Ayman al-Zawahiri was posted Friday on an Islamic Web site in which he read a poem praising "martyrs of holy war" in Afghanistan, Palestine and elsewhere. There was no indication of when the tape was made. The tape made no mention of a Jan. 13 U.S. airstrike in Pakistan that was targeting al-Zawahiri and killed four al Qaeda leaders. Al-Zawahiri was not believed to have been among those killed. If the tape is new and authentic, it would be the first statement by the al Qaeda deputy since the...

<p>With no mention of last week's attempt on his life, Ayman al-Zawahiri recited poetry to jihadists on a 17-minute audiotape that appeared on the Internet on Friday.</p> <p>Osama bin Laden's top lieutenant was the target of a January 13 CIA airstrike on a home in Damadola, Pakistan, where al Qaeda members were believed to be attending a dinner.</p>

Zawahiri déclame an elegy with the "martyrs" of the jihad in Afghanistan PARIS - the number two of the network Al-Qaïda, Ayman Al-Zawahiri, déclame a long elegiac poem dedicated to the "martyrs" of the jihad in Afghanistan, in a sound recording put in line Friday, a few days after an attack which would have aimed it to Pakistan. The audio band, of almost 18 minutes, does not comprise any indication on the date of the registration of the voice allotted to the assistant of Usama Bin Laden. The islamist site specifies however that it acts of "un new speech...

A new audio tape purportedly from Osama Bin Laden has been broadcast as an exclusive on al-Jazeera, the Arab TV station that first made its name by showing al-Qaeda messages before and after 9/11. It is the first new tape said to carry the voice of the al-Qaeda leader for just over a year. During that time, two other figures have taken Osama Bin Laden's place as the leading voices of radical Islamic militancy. They are al-Qaeda's number two, Ayman al-Zawahiri, and the Islamic militant leader in Iraq, Abu Musab al-Zarqawi. Both have released communications this month and both have...

CAIRO, Egypt -- U.S. counterterror officials said Thursday they have seen no specific or credible intelligence to indicate an upcoming al-Qaida attack on the country, despite a new audio tape claiming preparations for such a mission. The United States will not let up in the war on terror despite the threats on the tape, purportedly made by Osama bin Laden, said White House press secretary Scott McClellan. "We do not negotiate with terrorists," McClellan said. "We put them out of business." While warning against downplaying the taped threat, officials at intelligence and law enforcement agencies said there has been no...

WASHINGTON (AP) The CIA has authenticated the voice on a tape played by al-Jazeera as Osama bin Laden, an agency official said.

Bin Laden in New Audiocassette: Makes a Promise in Advance to Accept and Uphold A Long-Term Truce [if America Offers it To Him] & At the Same Time Threatens New Attacks in the U.S. On January 19, 2006, Al-Jazeera TV broadcast excerpts from a new audiocassette by Osama bin Laden, in which the Al-Qaeda leader threatens further attacks on the U.S., "immediately with the completion of the preparations.” At the same time, bin Laden makes a plea to accept and uphold a long term truce under fair conditions [if America offers it to him], which will provide security and stability...

From trackingalqueda.blogspot.com: 3 seperate posts just went up at one of the jihadi forums. 2 of them are below: At this link (the translation of the posting for this link are not here) you will find multiple places to download the new audio. http://www.tajdeed.org.uk/forums/showthread.php?&threadid=36617 link: http://www.tajdeed.org.uk/forums/showthread.php?&threadid=36624 Sheikh Abu Musab Al-Zarqawi and invitation of Sheikh Mohammed Bin Abdul Wahab To speech Sheikh of the militant listened for Musab Al-Zarqawi kept him Allah fulfilled him praise from him on Sheikh Mohammed Bin Abdul Wahab have mercy him Allah mouth see me from Sheikh stabs in his invitation fulfilled. Describing his in the...

WASHINGTON (AP) - In a phone call between President Nixon and the man who would become "Deep Throat," the president instructed FBI official Mark Felt to aggressively pursue the case against the gunman who shot George Wallace. There must be no public suspicion of a cover-up, Nixon said, in the wounding of the Alabama governor who was then running for president. The May 15, 1972, phone call is believed to be the only tape-recorded conversation between Nixon and Felt, the No. 2 FBI official. Nixon expressed satisfaction when Felt told him the suspect had some cuts and bruises. "I hope...

Per Foxnews Alert. Al-Zarqawi said "I am injured. But am working on a blueprint for Osama Bin Laden" He's awaiting orders from Bin Laden.

Per Fox News...

A new audiotaped communique allegedly from Osama bin Laden surfaced Dec. 27. On the tape, the al Qaeda leader calls upon Iraqis to boycott the Jan. 30 elections and announces that top Iraqi jihadist leader Abu Musab al-Zarqawi is the network's representative in Iraq. This message shows that al Qaeda is very much interested in becoming a player in Iraq. That al Qaeda officially has announced al-Zarqawi's affiliation with the militant network also indicates that al Qaeda may be weakening -- or returning to its old tactics. Analysis Arabic-language satellite channel Al Jazeera reported that it has received a...

DUBAI (Reuters) - Osama bin Laden has urged militants to concentrate their attacks on Iraqi and Gulf oil facilities, saying it was the most powerful weapon against America, said a transcript of a tape played on the Internet. "Weakening America in Iraq economically, morally and through loss of life is a golden and unique opportunity that you should not waste so not to have remorse," said the tape. The transcript was seen on Friday after the tape was posted on the Internet on Thursday. "The main driving reason behind the enemy's hegemony over our countries is to steal our...