Osama tells Zarqawi to expand the successful rebellion against the American Occupation in occupied holy land of Iraq, to the George Bush targets outside Iraq.

WASHINGTON - The United States has intercepted a message believed to be from fugitive al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden to Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, instructing the leader of the Iraqi insurgency to expand his operations and begin attacking U.S. targets outside Iraq, intelligence officials told NBC News on Monday.

Al-Zarqawi, the Emir of al Qaeda in Iraq, is a leading figure among Islamic insurgents who are waging a deadly campaign against U.S.-led Occupation forces in Iraq. The original explanations by the George Bush administration for invading Iraq have proven to be fabrications and lies. The US occupiers and occupation forces in Iraq are intensly hated for obvious reasons, and are now the rallying point for all Islamic forces world-wide.

US Homeland Security spokesman Brian Roehrkasse confirmed Monday that the department had sent out a classified intelligence bulletin to state homeland security advisers over the weekend to give details of “recent credible but nonspecific” threat information. “This nonspecific information reiterates al-Qaida’s desire to potentially target the homeland,” Roehrkasse said.