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2004-11-29 1:27 AM World News Review Previous Entry :: Next Entry Read/Post Comments (0) From Beijing, China
Baghdad, Iraq
Tehran, Iran
and our New York World News Headquarters in New Jersey
STNews presents
World News Review Here is Connie Chung.
CC: Good morning. A huge gas explosion ripped threw a central Chinese coal mine late yesterday trapping at least 188 miners. My twin cousin, Cronnie Chung is there. Cronnie, what is happening now?
CRC: Well Connie, it looks bad. But the government is not forth coming with details. A man who did answer the phone at the sight confirmed that there was an accident but did not elaborate.
CC: Sounds Bad, Cronnie.
CRC: Yes Connie, Muy Badino. The government controlled Noon News reported the accident and said there were major casualties but did not elaborate.
CC: Thank you Cronnie Chung. Now onto Baghdad Iraq where, despite the bloody divisive war, huge casualties, and a divided country (plus pleas from the Sunni leadership) the government is going on with elections January 30th. Salaam Bombay is there.
SB: Yes Cronnie, is bad here…
CC: It’s Connie, Salaam.
SB: SO sorry, You look alike.
CC: Were twins.
SB: All westerners look alike to me.
CC: Oh, well…
SB: Yes. President, er, Prime Minister, or whatever, Ayad Allawi says he pay no mind to anything and will do elections anyway.
CC: But that seems fool hardy, Obama.
SB: Yes, well. Yes, but Prime Minister Donald “The Duck” Rumsfeld say “election better than no election.”
CC: Yes. The Duck. Now onto Tehran where The standoff continues on uranium rights. Our Sallama Obama is there.
SB: Yes. Very bad. Iran still wants to make bomb here, Cronnie.
CC: Connie. But the United States, Uhh, a coalition of some countries say they no want bombs.
SB: Yah. Is funny, no?
CC: No.
SB Ha ha. You right Cronnie. Back to you.
CC: That’s it for World News Review. Be seeing you. ST IS! Read/Post Comments (0) Previous Entry :: Next Entry Back to Top |
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