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Saya harap. Sudah saatnya mereeka sadar bahwa terus saling berbunuhan itu tidak akan menyelesaikan masaazlah. ---- UPDATED ON: Sunday, November 16, 2008 17:48 Mecca time, 14:48 GMT News CENTRAL/S. ASIA Karzai ready to meet Taliban chief Karzai has always insisted that his government is ready to hold talks with 'Afghan Taliban' who have no al-Qaeda links [EPA] Hamid Karzai, the Afghan president, has said he will go to "any length" to protect Mullah Omar, the fugitive leader of the anti-government Taliban, in exchange for peace. Karzai said in Kabul on Sunday he would offer the protection even if it meant defying Afghanistan's international partners, who could remove him from his job or leave the country in disagreement. His comments come as international political and military leaders are considering whether negotiating with the Taliban is necessary as the group gains sway in large areas of Afghanistan. The Taliban, who ruled Afghanistan with Omar at the helm from 1996 to 2001, was driven from government in a US-led invasion for sheltering al-Qaeda after the September 11, 2001, attacks in New York and Washington. Omar is wanted by the US and has a multi-million-dollar reward on his head. Omar's protection "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 to provide protection," Karzai said. "If I say I want protection for Mullah Omar, the international community has two choices - remove me or leave if they disagree." "If I am removed in the cause of peace for Afghanistan by force by them, than I will be very happy," Karzai said. "If they disagree, they can leave. But we are not in that stage yet." "Right now I have to hear from the Taliban leadership that they are willing to bring peace for Afghanistan. They must prove themselves," he said. He said that his government would accept no pre-conditions from the Taliban. "If they want to negotiate only for the sake of peace, they are welcome," Karzai said. No direct response Omar has not directly responded to Karzai's calls, but spokesmen associated with the Taliban have previously said their participation in any talks depends on the withdrawal of US and other foreign troops from the country. Karzai has for years pushed for peace talks with the Taliban as a way to end the violence in Afghanistan. However, he has always insisted that his government would only consider talks with "Afghan Taliban" who do not have ties with al-Qaeda and agree to lay down their weapons and accept the post-Taliban constitution. In September, Taliban members met Afghan and Pakistani officials during a dinner hosted by Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah, but there were no concrete results from the meeting. Source: Agencies --------------- Jusfiq Hadjar gelar Sutan Maradjo Lelo Allah yang disembah orang Islam tipikal dan yang digambarkan oleh al-Mushaf itu dungu, buas, kejam, keji, ganas, zalim lagi biadab hanyalah Allah fiktif.