Movie The Secret Obama leak

Republican Party thought there were state secrets leaked by the Obama administration to help a film 'Kill Bin Laden'. The film is directed by Kathryn Bigelow, and the script worked by Mark Boal in which the duo both had successfully won an Oscar for the film 'The Hurt Locker' set in the war in Iraq.

But allegations of rival Democratic Party, pushed over by Jay Carney, a spokeswoman from the White House. "The notion is very ridiculous. We never discussed the state secret information. And I really hope dikala we still keep getting the terror of the terrorists, the House Homeland Security Committee in better discuss other issues are more important than talking about the movie," said Jay Carney.

The Pentagon was rejected these allegations because usually, the Pentagon would help the filmmakers of the war from the technical side. "When we were in touch with the filmmakers, they are more often asked for advice about the proper use of equipment of war, soldiers and other war supplies," said Phil Strub, the Pentagon staff of the Entertainment Media Office.

In a statement, the duo filmmakers had said 'Kill Bin Laden' will focus on the search for Osama Bin Laden within three days of government, namely the reign of President Clinton, Bush and Obama. Jay Carney strengthen the statement by saying that in this film, the role of president in Obama's quest, will be more focused.

So let's get ready to see President Clinton, Bush and Obama in the wide screen version.

20 Military Personnel Participate Assault Headquarters Bin Laden Killed in Helicopter Accident

WASHINGTON - The Associated Press in its exclusive report writing, more than 20 members of the Navy SEAL unit killed Osama bin Laden was among those missing in helicopter crash in Afghanistan.

Operators of SEAL Team Six crew were flown by 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment. Information was obtained from one former AP U.S. officials. Both spoke on condition of anonymity because the family was being notified about the loss of their loved ones.


Earlier, news agencies reported a military helicopter crashed in eastern Afghanistan, killing 31 U.S. soldiers and seven special operations forces personnel Afghanistan. An American official said the possibility of the helicopter was shot down, in the deadliest single incident for U.S. forces in the war for a decade.

The Taliban claimed that they dropped the helicopter with rocket fire. It said wreckage was scattered at the scene.

NATO confirmed last night the accident occurred and that it "is the result of enemy activity in that area." But they refused to release details of the victims.

"We're in the process of accessing the facts," said U.S. Air Force Captain Justin Brockhoff, a spokesman for NATO.

President Barack Obama has expressed grief over the death of U.S. troops was the best. He calls the accident serves as a reminder of the "extraordinary sacrifices" made by the U.S. military and their families. He said Americans grieve for the "citizens of Afghanistan who was killed along with our troops."