The United States has discovered nearly $1 trillion in untapped mineral deposits in Afghanistan, far beyond any previously known reserves and enough to fundamentally alter the Afghan economy and perhaps the Afghan war itself, according to senior American government officials. Webster Tarpley says that this is a planted story in The New York Times by the government to keep the war going.
Ellen has already welcomed Barack Obama on her show, so it's no surprise that she feels she can give him a call at The White House! Was Ellen able to get through to the Commander in Chief? You'll have to watch this clip to find out!
Paul McCartney sings "Michelle" for our first lady. Look at Barack, he knows all the words ;D ! This video is for education and historic purposed only. Courtesy of public television.
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No conspiracy theories here -- but Penn discusses the possibility of Obama's change in policies after receiving top secret info. BESOCIAL! Share this video! Never Miss The Point - Subscribe for Free! www.youtube.com Penn Point Homepage revision3.com Twitter twitter.com Facebook facebook.com Penn on Twitter twitter.com ABOUT PENN POINT Penn Point is no ordinary vlog. It's a virtual conversation about today's hottest topics. Penn Point brings you a front row seat to Penn Jillette's unique and passionate point of view in a compact vlog, four times a week!
REPORTER: You didn't include Obama in your list of liar presidents. I'm wondering if you would include him also? HERSH: To use a basketball or a football analogy, American football, fourth quarter—he may have a game plan. At this point he's in real trouble. Because the military are dominating him on the important issues of the world: Iraq, Iran, Afghan and Pakistan. And he's following the policies of Bush and Cheney almost to a fare-thee-well. He talks differently. And he's much brighter, he's much more of the world. So one only hopes he has a game plan that will include doing something, but he's in real trouble, in terms of—he's in real trouble. In Iraq I don't have to tell anybody the prospects—in the American press they never mention Moqtada Sadr, but look out. He's going to be the kingmaker of that country. He's now studying in Iran. And he's going to be the next ayatollah-to-be. I don't know how he'll work it out with Sistani. But he's going to be the force, the Shia. And so this is going to be very complicated for us because the two men we talk about, Allawi and Maliki, have about as much to do with the average Iraqi—they're both ex-pats. Allawi, let's see, he was certainly an American agent and a British agent, the MI-6, the CIA, the Jordanians ran him probably for Mossad. I'm not telling you anything that is not a fact. So who knows? So Iraq is very problematical. There's going to be much more violence. Whether it's civil war or not it's going to be much more <b>...</b>
President Obama performs a bunch of one-liners for the annual Washington Correspondent's dinner.
