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.

President Obama: justice has been done

WASHINGTON (AFP) - U.S. President Barack Obama announced the death of Osama bin Laden in an operation in Pakistan.

In a speech broadcast live on television, Obama said the operation was aided also by Pakistan. With the death of Osama, Obama said, "Justice has been done, " he said on Sunday night local time, or Monday (2 / 5) morning western Indonesian time.

The announcement by Obama was greeted by a crowd of people celebrating outside the White House, at midnight. They sang the chorus "USA, USA" while waiting for President Obama appears with a confirmation killing Osama, the U.S. enemy number one.

"Tonight, I can report to the American people and to the world that the United States has completed an operation that killed Osama bin Laden, leader of al-Qaeda, who is also a terrorist who is responsible for the deaths of thousands of men, women and children innocent child, "Obama said.

According to Obama, he has ordered the U.S. armed forces attacked a compound in Pakistan, Sunday, based on a clue, which first appeared in August. "American small team carrying out this operation with the courage and incredible capability. No Americans were injured. They take care to avoid civilian casualties," Obama continued.

After the shooting, the troops had killed bin Laden and take his body.

Obama warns of Al-Qaeda will keep trying to attack the U.S..

According to an official of Pakistan, Osama was killed in a "highly sensitive intelligence operations. "

After reporting the death of bin Laden, the U.S. dollar immediately rose against the euro and yen.

Washington accused bin Laden masterminded the terror attacks before and after the 11 September 2001, including attacking a number of U.S. embassies in Kenya and Africa in 1998.

Tell Obama To Mubarak: Must Transition Begins "Now"

WASHINGTON (AFP) - U.S. President Barack Obama said Tuesday that he had told Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, an orderly political transition, peace, should start "now" in Egypt, but he was advised not to ignore a request to resign immediately .

In his first reaction to Mubarak's statement that he would hand over power after elections in September, Obama reaffirmed that the U.S. is not the right to choose the leader of Egypt.

Obama is flowing again pressure on Mubarak, a U.S. ally for 30 years, but not to endorse the demands of mass demonstrators him to leave office immediately.

"It is clear, and what I have indicated this evening to President Mubarak is my belief that an orderly transition should be meaningful, must be peace, and must begin now," Obama said, minutes after calling the Egyptian leader.

Obama also gave a signal to the young crowd in Egypt that Mubarak responded with angry statement that he would remain in office until September.

"To the Egyptian society, especially young people of Egypt, I want to explain, we hear your voice. I have a very strong belief that you will decide your own purpose," Obama said at the White House.

The U.S. leader then speaks directly aimed at the entire Egyptian army is very strong.

"I want to praise the Egyptian military because they show professionalism while protecting the people of Egypt."

"We saw the tanks covered with banners and hugged the army and demonstrators in the streets and move forward, I ask the military to continue its efforts to help ensure that change is now at peace."

Complete Obama Speech

"Returning home, here." Short sentences were pronounced U.S. President Barack Obama, was greeted noisily at the University of Indonesia, Depok, Wednesday (10/11).

Obama also said a number of other words in the Indonesian language. Well, you have not had time to hear the full speech, can listen here.

Iran Refuses Invitation Barack Obama

TEHRAN - Iran rejected the invitation of President Barack Obama, American leaders who viewed Tehran as "international criminals", for resolving differences. Obama's rejection of the invitation was delivered by Chairman of the Iranian Parliament, Ali Larijani, quoted by ISNA news agency on Saturday.

"How dare Obama announced that he wanted to help the nation of Iran. He must know that he was an international outlaw," he said during a visit to the city of Shiraz. Ali said the American people are showing the action that deserves a "medal of depravity".

"Obama should know that Iran does not need the message. What we need is to be able to trust the words," he said.

Ali Larijani delivered his remarks a day after Obama told BBC Parsi language section that the door is still open for diplomacy with Iran over its nuclear dispute with the citizens of the world. For the U.S., their strong preference is to resolve the issue diplomatically, the U.S. leader said.

"Our strong preference is to resolve these issues diplomatically. I think it represents the interests of Iran and the international community," he said.

According to Obama, Iran remains likely but necessary changes in the mindset of government. The relationship Tehran and Washington continued to be problematic since Mahmoud Ahmadinejad pesiden in 2005 and developed a nuclear program. Ahmadinejad, who had delivered a speech at the UN General Assembly said, Iran is open for new nuclear talks.

Obama: Full of Hatred Ahmadinejad Statement

U.S. President Barack Obama also said Ahmadinejad's statement can not be forgiven.

In a speech in front of the court of the United Nations (UN), Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said the United States is the mastermind behind the September 11 attacks of 2011.

Suddenly, the speech made by U.S. President Barack Obama is inflamed and said that Ahmadinejad's statement can not be forgiven.

"Ahmadinejad's speech is very offensive and full of hate," Obama said in an interview with BBC Persian, Friday, September 24, 2010, as quoted by the news station CNN.

Ahmadinejad said in a statement the UN wanted to establish a fact-finding committee to investigate the incidents of 9/11.

He said that some people in the U.S. government masterminded the attack is to raise the declining U.S. economy. In addition, such incidents as an excuse to further suppress the Middle East for the sake of the Zionist regime.

"He (Ahmadinejad) even made the statement here, in Manhattan, which is only slightly from ground zero," he said.

Moreover, people of different beliefs and ethnic saw the incident as a tragedy is heartbreaking. "The statement that the release can not be condoned," said Obama.

Obama said that Ahmadinejad's statement contradicts the sympathy given by the people of Iran shortly after the events of 9/11.

"This once again shows the difference, how the leadership of Iran and this regime works. I think, mostly Iranians, that mutual respect and appreciate, also think about this issue," said Obama.

Agree with Obama, a spokesman for the U.S. mission to the UN, Mark Komblau, said Ahmadinejad's speech out of context it should be.

"Instead of representing the aspirations and expectations of citizens of Iran, Ahmadinejad once again raised the conspiracy theory and the stigma of vicious anti-Semitic who say that they (Jews) disgusting and like to fantasize," said Komblau.

As a result of this statement, the U.S. delegation immediately walk out of the courtroom during the middle of a speech Ahmadinejad. Followed by a delegation of the European Union countries, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and Costa Rica.