Washington – A video of an American soldier who went missing from his base in eastern Afghanistan June 30 and was later confirmed captured has released by the Taliban. The soldier whose identity has not yet been confirmed by the Pentagon is shown, dressed in a gray, nondescript outfit, eating and sitting on a bed, and he says the date is July 14.

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There are a lot of speculations about everything from the late’s singer Michael Jackson.  Larry King showed a video on the July 6 show and stated that neither he nor the crew saw anything or had any sense of an otherworldly figure at Neverland. The video showed the shadowy figure of a man appears to walk past a door, causing people to speculate that it was the ghost of Michael Jackson.

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The autopsy report of Michael Jackson, which claimed that his body was severely wounded when he died, is a hoax and there is no autopsy photo. The autopsy said Michael Jackson in terrible shape at the time of his death. Jackson’s ribs were broken at the time of his death, likely from attempts to resuscitate him, and his stomach was filled with only pills. It also claimed that Jackson’s hips, thighs and shoulders were tracked with needle wounds and that he was found to have four “injection sites” found near his heart.

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Rihanna has canceled a concert scheduled on November 14th, 2008 in Indonesia over security concerns. The 20-year-old singer had been scheduled to perform before a sold-out crowd of 6,000 in Jakarta. Later, she changed her mind after the weekend executions of three Islamic militants convicted in the 2002 Bali bombings.

Show Master Live, Purnomo, said she she hoped Rihanna would come back to Jakarta in January.

It’s too bad, eh?

Obama wins over McCain, he seized command of the race for the White House Tuesday night, defeating John McCain in Virgina, Ohio and Iowa. Cheers went up each time Obama was announced the winner in another state.
President Bush said, “May God bless whoever wins tonight”, at White House dinner guests, where his tenure runs out on Jan. 20. Bush will depart with the economy almost certainly in recession and millions of Americans counting their investment losses after stock market swoon. The next commander in chief will inherit two wars, as well, one in Iraq, the other in Afghanistan.

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