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During the recent floods across Iran, the sanctions kept Iran from receiving any foreign financial aid to assist flood-hit people in many parts of the country.
Over the past 29 years there has been at least 200 accidents involving Iranian commercial flights, killing over 20,000 citizens. These accidents are blamed on the limited access to sanctioned aeroplane parts. Many Iranian aircrafts are recognised as the oldest planes in the world, predating the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
European banks, fearing secondary US penalties, are reluctant to do business with Iranian companies even those not blacklisted by the US. Medical companies have had to resort to paying intermediaries exorbitant sums to secure needed supplies, including imported medicines and medical instruments which have more than tripled in value during Iran's rapidly dropping currency, health professionals explain.
A middle-aged man suffering from lung cancer writhes and squirms on his hospital bed as Dr. Behrouz Emami checks on him. His eyes bulge as he gasps for air through an oxygen mask.
The cancer has metastasized to the man's brain, Emami explains. The doctor has recommended to the patient's family that he be sent to a private ward where he can spend his final days with his family.
But the family simply cannot afford it, says Emami.
Iranian-Americans, who are allowed under U.S. law to send money to elderly parents in Iran, cannot find any bank in the United States or Europe that will wire the funds.
Charities that raised money for emergency relief in response to the devastating 2012 earthquake in northern Iran were turned down by dozens of banks as they tried to send the funds to Iran — even though they had a license from the U.S. Treasury Department.
Iranians attempting to download software, such as Adobe Acrobat or MacAfee AntiVirus, find the websites blocked.
Dukasaur wrote: That was the night I broke into St. Mike's Cathedral and shat on the Archibishop's desk
NomadPatriot wrote:what weird obscure sources for information...
Presstv.com
albawaba.com
Edition.cnn.com
Foreignpolicy.com
almost like the information was so off the plate no one else wanted to get anywhere near it.. or it is just made up..
yeah.. - Der Spiegel.....
I think Infowars.com covered some stuff you would like ..
Dukasaur wrote:Don't know about some of the others, but Der Spiegel and FP are pretty highly respected sources.
NomadPatriot wrote:Dukasaur wrote:Don't know about some of the others, but Der Spiegel and FP are pretty highly respected sources.
Der Spiegel says top journalist faked stories for years
The media world was stunned by the revelations that the award-winning journalist Claas Relotius had, according to the weekly, “made up stories and invented protagonists” in at least 14 out of 60 articles that appeared in its print and online editions, warning that other outlets could also be affected.
Relotius, 33, resigned after admitting to the scam. He had written for the magazine for seven years and won numerous awards for his investigative journalism, including CNN Journalist of the Year in 2014.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/dec/19/top-der-spiegel-journalist-resigns-over-fake-interviews
Dukasaur wrote:NomadPatriot wrote:Dukasaur wrote:Don't know about some of the others, but Der Spiegel and FP are pretty highly respected sources.
Der Spiegel says top journalist faked stories for years
The media world was stunned by the revelations that the award-winning journalist Claas Relotius had, according to the weekly, “made up stories and invented protagonists” in at least 14 out of 60 articles that appeared in its print and online editions, warning that other outlets could also be affected.
Relotius, 33, resigned after admitting to the scam. He had written for the magazine for seven years and won numerous awards for his investigative journalism, including CNN Journalist of the Year in 2014.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/dec/19/top-der-spiegel-journalist-resigns-over-fake-interviews
I'm pretty sure that one bad apple doesn't mean the basket is rotten.
You'd be pretty hard-pressed to find any organization that's never had a scandal.
Dukasaur wrote:I'm pretty sure that one bad apple doesn't mean the basket is rotten.You'd be pretty hard-pressed to find any organization that's never had a scandal.
NomadPatriot wrote:Dukasaur wrote:I'm pretty sure that one bad apple doesn't mean the basket is rotten.You'd be pretty hard-pressed to find any organization that's never had a scandal.
the bad apple was in the basket for 11 years... if 1 person got away with it for 11 years,. .no telling how many others got away with it either there or other news outlets. .. that 1 reporter just happened to finally get caught... 11 years .. 25% of his articles..
if the editors or higher ups do not care about fact checking their own stories.. then the basket is rotten & should not be trusted..
CNN pumps out fake stories daily .. but they won't say they are opinion pieces.. or just plain propaganda..
NomadPatriot wrote:what weird obscure sources for information...
U.S. sanctions have prevented the Iranian Red Crescent from obtaining any foreign financial aid to assist victims of flooding that has killed at least 70 people and inundated some 1,900 communities, the group said on Sunday.
A cargo plane crash near the Iranian capital, Tehran, has killed 15 people, Iran's army says.
This is the latest in a series of Iranian plane crashes in recent years.
Years of tough US sanctions have prevented officials from purchasing new planes and critical spare parts.
There is mounting evidence that economic sanctions simply harm vulnerable populations in target countries, while blocking the globalization process and doing little to effect political or social change. The drug accessibility for cancer patients in Iran is a human rights concern. Improvement of the NCCP status is not feasible unless sanctions are lifted.
nietzsche wrote:these kind of threads piss me off.
i've known HR to say things with a bit of humour.. but he's not really qualified as a full blown political troll like mrs whore or saxi. Nor he's considered an annoying idiot like NP or the ram.
f*ck off.
leave other countries alone. life is great from your couch watching news that distort in your mind what life is or can be.. that has you like a robot thinking the same subset of things in the same tone every fucking day. f*ck off. leave other people alone. if your country wasn't trying to mess with everyone and control the whole globe nobody would be giving a shit about it.
or simply get in your usa flag tshirt (come on, i know every american has one.. how stupid is that) and go get the flag you have in your front lawn and wave it as you yell I WANT THE KIDS OF MY NEIGHBORS TO GET IN A PLANE AND GO KILL PEOPLE IN SOMEPLACE IN A MAP I CAN'T REALLY LOCATE JUST BECAUSE I HAVE A SMALL PENIS.
NomadPatriot wrote:annnnd. he's triggered..
nietzsche wrote:it won't be the first time..
i just hope KB doesn't take it to heart this time..
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KoolBak wrote:nietzsche wrote:it won't be the first time..
i just hope KB doesn't take it to heart this time..
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Russia, China condemn US’ unilateral sanctions against Iran
In addition to China and Russia, European Union (EU) has also expressed its opposition to the US unilateral sanctions on Iran
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