Don't Tell My Mother I'm in Iran

National Geographic program's 2008 visit to Iran

Description on YouTube: "Learn a little bit of Iran right here in this five part you tube series of National Geographic Explorer's takes you on a tour through the country. They talk with the Iranian people, and see's what their all about... Get Iran's name out there, make sure everyone knows what Iran is doing right now! Theirs an revolution happening over there, and hopefully some good comes out of it..."

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obama

I agree with Red Wine! Si senorita! Mucho dinero! Adios!

by obama on Fri Jan 01, 2010 03:59 PM PST

SI, muy bien! Como donde? como se jama? Taco enchelada totilla rancheros fransisco sacramento la jesus. mamma mia! Hasta la vista baby! eshgh kardi?


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Natalia Alvarado-Alvarez

Wow! National Geographic in Iran

by Natalia Alvarado-Alvarez on Fri Jan 01, 2010 11:06 AM PST

thank you for sharing it with us

ناتاليا


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yolanda

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by yolanda on Fri Jan 01, 2010 09:45 AM PST

Beautiful videos, crystal-clear, I watched all 5 videos. The reporter was great, he asked great questions, was super-kind to everyone, and blended right in with the local people, very charismatic!

      One thing I disagreed with the reporter is that he called Iran democracy at least 5 times in the videos.......to me, Iran is a theocracy, not a democracy!

Thanks for the great videos!

Delaram Banafsheh (Yolanda)

"Cactus in the Desert"


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Red Wine

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by Red Wine on Fri Jan 01, 2010 09:38 AM PST

Hable con Diego sobre este documental y me dijo que los de seguridad nacional (vezarat-e etelaat) no les permitieron que tengan libertades para grabar mas y tenian que hacerlo con mucha precaucion ! Asi que la cosa no ha salido como es debido.

Siempre es agradable ver a un compañero. Yo tuve el honor de trabajar con ellos y son los mejores.

Diego ,Je vous verrai plus tard mon cher ami :=) .


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mannya2001

Nice presenter but topics were...Lebanon, S.Africa ahead of IRan

by mannya2001 on Fri Jan 01, 2010 09:10 AM PST

The presenter is really cool.  But the topics covered were really just aweful...

there should have been more emophasis on the Iranian people, inside their houses...was there really nothing in isfahan except for the basketball player??

Anyway, it upsets me that countries like South Africa have pulled themselves out of the dungeons of apratheid and are actually a great tourist/convention destination.  How did they do it and yet in Iran we're still can;t do as much

It really burns me though that in Dubai & Lebanon, tourism is big and local people enjoy their lives, yet in Iran we have to deal with 40 yr old cars.  Isn't Dubai an Arab country, aren't they supposed to hold the torch of Islam, or is DUbai just like Mohammad, a life in contradiction

Even in Lebanon, people enjoy their lives, yet Hezbollah claims it is the land of resistance.  Heck , why can't we import the land of resistance of Lebanon to Iran too? Something for everyone...


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