BBC_documentary_Inside_Iran_2007

Gillar du dokumentärer? Kolla in min användare: http://thepiratebay.se/user/dollar Försök att seeda lika mycket som du laddar ner.. _ _ _ _ _ | || || | | _ / | | | || || | | _ _ _ ____ ___ | |_ / ____ _ | |_ _ | ||_|| | || | | | | _ / _ | _) / / | _ / || | | | | | |___| | | | | |_| | | | | |_| | |__| |__| | | | ( (_| | |_| | ______|_| |_|__ |_| |_|___/ ___)______|_| |_|____|__ | (____/ (____/ Rageh Inside Iran BBC 4 Thu 15 Feb, 21:00-22:30 90mins Rageh Omaar embarks upon a unique journey inside Iran in this investigative and insightful programme that looks at the country through the eyes of people whose voices are rarely heard ? ordinary Iranians. It took a year of wrangling to secure permission to film inside Iran but the result is an amazing portrayal of an energetic and vibrant country that is completely different to the usual images seen in the media. A complex and contradictory place, Iran is a country which bans women from riding motorcycles but where 60 per cent of the student population is female. It has the world's fourth-largest blogging community and worst record for road deaths. In Tehran, Rageh visits people's homes and travels through a rich variety of neighbourhoods in a bid to get to the heart of what he describes as one of the most misunderstood countries in the world. As local people ? from wrestlers and businesswomen to taxi drivers and Iran's leading pop star ? share their personal stories and feelings about the current state of affairs in the country, Rageh uncovers a city of extremes, of wealth and poverty, where some people survive on less than a dollar a day and others shop till they drop in glitzy shopping malls. Iran is also a youthful place; two-thirds of its 70m population is under 30. While filming, Rageh is invited to write an article for a leading youth magazine. This takes him on a journey to discover what life is like for young people and, in particular, young women in Iran ? and opens his eyes to the country's strict censorship rules. Rageh Inside Iran is a film which transcends images of angry demonstrations and burning flags to reveal a country that isn't without its problems but which is also fascinating, dynamic and hospitable. AVI File Details ======================================== Name.........: Rageh Inside Iran.WnA.avi Filesize.....: 699 MB (or 716,770 KB or 733,972,480 bytes) Runtime......: 01:29:30 (134,252 fr) Video Codec..: XviD Video Bitrate: 980 kb/s Audio Codec..: 0x0055(MP3) ID'd as MPEG-1 Layer 3 Audio Bitrate: 105 kb/s (52/ch, stereo) VBR LAME3.97 Frame Size...: 608x352 (1.73:1) [=19:11]

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toofan (2007-02-23)

thanks for this :)

Halbermunken (2007-02-23)

Scott Ritter, former weapons inspector and author of Target Iran: The Truth About the White House?s Plans for Regime Change, says it is a deception that the U.S. government is concerned about Iran?s nuclear program or that they mean to use diplomacy to put an end to it, but instead is determined to have regime change in that country regardless. He also discusses some of the likely consequences if America does attack.
MP3 here. (60:45)
(Global hegemony...)
On Thursday, January 11, 2007, Congressman Ron Paul of Texas (R) (but he's really a Libertarian) hit the house floor and put on the record what many Americans fear might be coming down the pipe; a new Gulf of Tonkin incident to initiate a shooting war with Iran.
"The truth is that Iran, like Iraq, is a third-world nation without a significant military. Nothing in history hints that she is likely to invade a neighboring country, let alone America or Israel. I am concerned, however, that a contrived Gulf of Tonkin- type incident may occur to gain popular support for an attack on Iran."
http://www.911blogger.com/node/5575

Halbermunken (2007-02-23)

Scott Ritter, former weapons inspector and author of Target Iran: The Truth About the White House?s Plans for Regime Change, says it is a deception that the U.S. government is concerned about Iran?s nuclear program or that they mean to use diplomacy to put an end to it, but instead is determined to have regime change in that country regardless. He also discusses some of the likely consequences if America does attack.
MP3 here. (60:45)
(Global hegemony...)

MOPKOBKA (2007-02-25)

The documentary is a nice example of anti Iranian propaganda - doesn't worth the bandwidth.
Anything starting with BBC should be banned on this site.

mistabusta (2007-07-15)

mopkob. i have seen this docu, and it isnt as anti-iranian as u making it out to be. its good, shows how iranians are so 'Zebel' or sly when it comes to propaganda, and manipulative, but thats the regime which i can't stand. the people are the opoosite of that slyness. secretly open. warm and friendly, but still keep ur eyes open ;)

salameh (2007-10-10)

seed please

delahaya (2008-01-09)

Pure propaganda showing selective, positive slices of Iranian life while glossing over most everything else. But then again, Jimmy Carter kneecapped the Shah and lead us straight to the Ayatollah and current Iran, so we have to make it look good.