International Bureau of Double Standards—The CNN/Iran File

Sama_El
Published on May 9, 2025
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This video looks at a CNN documentary (April, 2012 with repeats) about the Iran nuclear issue, and examines the role of the mainstream media in keeping the public uninformed about the real problem-nation in the Middle East: Nuclear-armed, Apartheid Israel.

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The original CNN programme "A Nuclear Iran: The Expert Intel" was downloaded from the location given, below, but I cannot guarantee how long it will remain available:
http://amanpour.blogs.cnn.com/2012/04/14/special-presentation-nuclear-iran-the-expert-intel/?iref=allsearch

Interesting link: Iran finance minister: 'Rest assured' record oil prices over nuclear sanctions
http://articles.cnn.com/2012-05-20/middleeast/world_meast_iran-nuclear_1_nuclear-program-oil-prices-nuclear-weapons?_s=PM:MIDDLEEAST

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