Television Pioneer and Journalist Jamshid Chalangi is interviewed by Shahram Homayoun on the reasons behind his ousting from Voice of America’s Persian Service.
Jamshid Chalanghi speaks to Shahram Homayoun:
Chalangi’s interview Starts @ 10 Mn after the interview with Nasser Mohamadi
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Parts of above interview reproduced
below with better sound & image quality
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Part II:
Part III
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Money for Betrayal is the deal the US Gov. offers Iranians ...
by ILoveIran on Tue Mar 20, 2012 06:37 PM PDTIs it true that he will next attend the CIA's Defense Language institute in Monterey California, participate in a tour of duty with U.S. Marines in Afghanistan, and then "visit his grandmother in Iran" that lives near the uranium mine?
I may be confused: Could it be that I'm thinking of the other man who works for the U.S. government? I sometimes confuse the people that work for the U.S. government, because it seems that they have very narrow objectives as a part of their employment.
//www.nytimes.com/2012/01/11/world/middleeast/iran-imposes-death-sentence-on-us-man-accused-of-spying.html
And people wonder how foreign countries generate online content to try to manipulate Iranians into being hostile towards their own people.