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Morning with Farah Dil Dil Pakistan by Todd Shea

David Chalian, Gwen Ifill and Judy Woodruff evaluate the outcome of the 111th Congress’ lame duck session

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Though a longtime US ally, Pakistan is accused of harboring extremists within its borders. Margaret Warner has more on how the US has tried to prod Pakistan into eliminating havens for insurgents.

Humping lessons, extra chests, and more of us screwing around during the making of the Key of Awesome Black Eyed Peas parody.

Why is America starting a new Middle Eastern Islamic Arms Race under the guise of Al-Qaeda? Despite billions in aid from Washington and a shared threat from extremists, Pakistanis have an overwhelmingly negative view of the United States, according to results of a Pew Research Center poll released Thursday. The survey also found that Pakistanis have grown less fearful of extremists seizing control of their country, perhaps reflecting gains that government troops have made against militants since early 2009.

American media has tried to portray Ron Paul and his followers as angry, however is the mainstream media simply afraid of Ron Paul’s political power? Even though Ron Paul will be 77 years old in 2012, he has been able to reach many of America’s youth and revitalize their political involvement. Young Americans for Liberty political activist Nick Hankoff says in the upcoming Republican primaries, Republicans will talk about the future but Ron Paul will announce he is endorsed by the future.

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Follow us on twitter: twitter.com A cargo plane crashed into a residential area of Pakistan’s largest city, sparking a huge blaze and causing at least 11 casualties. The aircraft came down in Karachi with eight crew on board, less than two minutes after taking off. All eight, including six Pakistanis, are thought to have died in the crash, with at least three casualties on the ground. Reporters at the scene said several buildings were on fire and loud explosions could be heard. The plane crashed in a housing complex for naval officers in the neighbourhood of Dalmai, it is reported. Witness Hasan Hashmi said fire could be seen from one of the plane’s engines as it flew overhead. Aviation authority spokesman Pervais George said the Russian-made cargo plane was heading to Khartoum, the capital of Sudan, when it came down. Local television reported the plane was an Ilyshin Il-89, a multipurpose cargo aircraft often used for ferrying humanitarian aid to developing countries. The crash is the third in less than four months in Pakistan. Earlier this month in Karachi, 21 people were killed when a small passenger plane crashed soon after take off.

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