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Uploaded by on Jan 2, 2010

Here's the latest news for Saturday, Jan. 2: Obama says al-Qaida aided terror attempt; North Korea march; Afghan cabinet rejected; Obama orders a treat named after himself.

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  • I don't believe the last bit is news.

  • why is the snowbama thing newsworthy?

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  • thanks for the snowbama bit, really goes in good with terrorists in Yemen, North Korea, and Afghan elections....

  • How 'bout Bush on his ranch for the holiday cuttin' brush. Get it ranch but no animals just brush?????

  • People of North Korea are forced to pretend they want to be at the parade / march.

    Fuck Kim Jong Il

  • why is obama acting like a kid? he use twitter which is not expected from a US president.

  • Oh good people of ours time, I have a lot to say, please listen to my videos at youtube tmirdotorg

  • 0:31 Sieg Heil? Or at least a fisted version

  • But this is a top story.

    I just can't believe it.

    But yeah, this is AP, the organization that comes up with excuses for leaders. Apologetic journalism isn't journalism.

  • It's AP. They reported on trees falling over at a park last year, for chrissakes.

  • the terrorism was staged to get your minds off the crappy economy, and for you to look to the gov't for answers. They build a straw man to distract you from seeing them spend trillions of dollars and send them to over seas bankers.

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