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Global media accuse Iran over signal jamming
SunStar ^ | December 8, 2011

Posted on 12/08/2011 4:40:35 AM PST by nuconvert

Leading international broadcasters on Wednesday accused Iran of increasing its intimidation of foreign media and accelerating efforts to jam satellite broadcasts in Farsi from reaching Iranian audiences.

(Excerpt) Read more at sunstar.com.ph ...


TOPICS: Foreign Affairs; News/Current Events
KEYWORDS: iran; jamming; media

1 posted on 12/08/2011 4:40:37 AM PST by nuconvert
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To: nuconvert

Sounds as though the “global MSM” still believes that people are still interested in their broadcasts....


2 posted on 12/08/2011 4:45:28 AM PST by Common Sense 101 (Hey libs... If your theories fly in the face of reality, it's not reality that's wrong.)
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To: nuconvert

Signal jamming must be pretty good if we lost the signal to the spy plane.


3 posted on 12/08/2011 4:46:17 AM PST by huldah1776
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To: nuconvert
They're not Tom Petty fans, I guess.....

Take back your iranian torture
And the apple in young Steve's eye
Yeah take back your losing streak
Check your front wheel drive

You're jammin' me, You're jammin' me
Quit jammin' me
Baby you can keep me painted in a corner
You can walk away, but it's not over

4 posted on 12/08/2011 5:00:09 AM PST by edpc (Wilby 2012)
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