PART ONE: www.youtube.com PLEASE HELP US SHARE THIS VIDEO. This NEW LEFT MEDIA film was produced and edited by Chase Whiteside (interviews) and Erick Stoll (camera). DONATE: Donations to New Left Media will go toward the production costs of future videos. Any contribution, no matter how small, will go a long way in keeping us online. bit.ly (will take you to PayPal) FACEBOOK: bit.ly TWITTER: twitter.com In May, 2009, the Maine Legislature extended marriage rights to gay and lesbian couples. As expected, opponents of equality, led by the National Organization for Marriage and the Catholic Church, petitioned to have those rights put to a vote by referendum. This film chronicles the final days of the on-the-ground campaign to protect marriage equality in Maine. The Democratic National Committee ignored the fight to protect marriage for all couples in Maine, neglecting to donate funds to the cause (even though they reportedly raised over a million dollars from gay donors in June of this year) or to mobilize potentially thousands of volunteers through its Organizing for America arm. The DNC even sent emails to voters in Maine urging them to help with Jon Corzine’s failed gubernatorial reelection in New Jersey, potentially diverting needed volunteers, but also showing that they deemed the fight for marriage equality unworthy of their attention. President Obama never acknowledged the NO ON ONE campaign. If marriage equality is to be fought for on a state-by-state basis, then our …

INFORMATION: # There is a mistake on the Ahmadinejad photo, it should say AFTER not BEFORE. # The prices have increased ever since this video was made, for example 1 kg meat is now 8k tomans. ENJOY! # Sources/Referances Speeches: Before: www.aryamehr.org (Sayings) After: Speech in Qom 1980 Foreign debts: (Scandinavian country-encyclopedia) Before: Globalis.se (Utlandsskuld) After: Globalis.se (Utlandsskuld) or worldbank.org Unemployment: Before: NE.se (Swedish encyclopedia written by experts, known for attacking Shah!) After: www.indexmundi.com Football: Before: Fifa.com After: Fifa.com Loans: Before: Sweden: * DN, 14 mars 1987, s. 6 (Riksbanken: Storlån av Shahen) (Swedish newspaper, 14 March 1987. Statebank: Big loan from the Shah) United Kingdom: Mr. Healy, Chancellor of the Exchequer in a speech addressing the British parliament on July 22, 1974 thanked the Imperial Iranian government for providing Britain with a line of credit of $1200m. After: Worldbank.org Average Salary etc etc: Before: Information from people during that time After: Information from people during this time Shah forgave: More detailed: youtube.com Persian Gulf: Before: youtube.com After: Wikipedia, along with other encyclopedias — and — img164.imageshack.us Inviting Human Organizations: Before: www.amazon.com

Part 5 out of 10 of a film about how the largest supermarket chain in the USA are being paid and begged to open new stores in towns, while they are abusing the American people. Wal-mart have been begged and paid to establish new stores in towns all over America. As soon as the store opens, local shops are forced to declare bankruptcy since they cannot compete with Wal-Marts prices. Employees are victims for racism, and lack of proper health insurance through the job. Wal-Mart wants to put the responsibility on MediCare in order for them to save money. The company don’t care about the environment, and they care even less about the Chinese that make all lots of the goods you by for a cheap amount of money. They don’t care about you as a customer. Once you have paid for your grocieries, you are left on your own. Security on the parking lot? Forget about it. It costs too much. Again, this is not a film that I have created, I just want the message to get to the people! Please look at the credits at the end of the film!

Japan, nevertheless, fears the possibility of American competition, particularly in Manchuria, where she has been pursuing a policy by which foreign, including American, goods must be subordinated in that market to Japanese goods, and must be sold through Japanese firms. Potentially this policy is meaningless because, if China and Manchuria are to be modernized, no one country, surely not Japan, can supply either the quantity or the variety of goods and services required. Yet Japan’s attitude is resented and has been accepted as a frontal attack on American trade. The Russians do not believe that the New Deal will succeed. They generally hold that it will be impossible for the United States to put its vast industrial and agrarian population back to work without developing foreign markets. They maintain that the capitalistic system of distribution makes it inevitable for the United States ultimately to seek such markets and China offers a favorable arena for American economic exploitation. Therefore, the argument proceeds, if the New Deal should fail, it will become necessary for the Unites States to enter the Chinese market aggressively. This the Japanese fear as well. Some Japanese go even further. They fear that if re-employment fails in the United States, a war with Japan may become an economic necessity. It is this fear which has played upon by Japanese apostles of a big Navy. But potentialities and fears of failure of recovery of the Unites States cannot altogether …

In this video Dr. Hagins explains and addresses the ups and downs of starting and operating you own business. He talks about everything from conceiving the idea, to forming a corporation, to obtaining and EIN (Employer Identification Number), to financial management, to the pitfalls of running your own business and so much more. This video will be a great tool for those who are contemplating starting a business and achieving financial independence. We must own the businesses that are in our communities so our dollar will turn over 8 12 times before it leaves the hands of African-Americans. In 2008, African-Americans spent $913 Billion but only 2% were spent with African-American owned businesses. This is economic suicide. No other ethnic group operates like this. By learning what it is that we don’t know, we can begin to correct what hasn’t be done. To purchase this DVD and others please visit www.AfricanHistoryNetwork.com.

In this video Dr. Hagins explains and addresses the ups and downs of starting and operating you own business. He talks about everything from conceiving the idea, to forming a corporation, to obtaining and EIN (Employer Identification Number), to financial management, to the pitfalls of running your own business and so much more. This video will be a great tool for those who are contemplating starting a business and achieving financial independence. We must own the businesses that are in our communities so our dollar will turn over 8 12 times before it leaves the hands of African-Americans. In 2008, African-Americans spent $913 Billion but only 2% were spent with African-American owned businesses. This is economic suicide. No other ethnic group operates like this. By learning what it is that we do not know, we can begin to correct what has not been done. To purchase this DVD and others please visit www.AfricanHistoryNetwork.com.

December 7, 1987 www.amazon.com Watch the full speech: thefilmarchived.blogspot.com Christopher Eric Hitchens (born April 13, 1949) is an English-American author and journalist. His books, essays, and journalistic career have spanned more than four decades, making him a public intellectual, and a staple of talk shows and lecture circuits. He has been a columnist and literary critic at The Atlantic, Vanity Fair, Slate, World Affairs, The Nation, Free Inquiry, and a variety of other media outlets. As a political observer, polemicist and self-defined radical with an astute historical knowledge, Hitchens rose to prominence as a fixture of the left-wing publications of both his native United Kingdom and United States. Hitchens’s departure from the established political left began in 1989 after what he called the “tepid reaction” of the European left following Ayatollah Khomeini’s issue of a fatwā calling for the murder of Salman Rushdie. The September 11, 2001 attacks strengthened his embrace of an interventionist foreign policy, and his vociferous criticism of what he called “fascism with an Islamic face.” Hitchens’s adoption of interventionist foreign policy, employment of the term “Islamofascist” and his notable support for the Iraq War have caused his critics to label him a “neoconservative.” Hitchens, however, refuses to embrace this designation, insisting himself to be not “any kind of conservative.” Hitchens is an atheist and has been identified as being an exponent of …

Japan, nevertheless, fears the possibility of American competition, particularly in Manchuria, where she has been pursuing a policy by which foreign, including American, goods must be subordinated in that market to Japanese goods, and must be sold through Japanese firms. Potentially this policy is meaningless because, if China and Manchuria are to be modernized, no one country, surely not Japan, can supply either the quantity or the variety of goods and services required. Yet Japan’s attitude is resented and has been accepted as a frontal attack on American trade. The Russians do not believe that the New Deal will succeed. They generally hold that it will be impossible for the United States to put its vast industrial and agrarian population back to work without developing foreign markets. They maintain that the capitalistic system of distribution makes it inevitable for the United States ultimately to seek such markets and China offers a favorable arena for American economic exploitation. Therefore, the argument proceeds, if the New Deal should fail, it will become necessary for the Unites States to enter the Chinese market aggressively. This the Japanese fear as well. Some Japanese go even further. They fear that if re-employment fails in the United States, a war with Japan may become an economic necessity. It is this fear which has played upon by Japanese apostles of a big Navy. But potentialities and fears of failure of recovery of the Unites States cannot altogether …

Japan, nevertheless, fears the possibility of American competition, particularly in Manchuria, where she has been pursuing a policy by which foreign, including American, goods must be subordinated in that market to Japanese goods, and must be sold through Japanese firms. Potentially this policy is meaningless because, if China and Manchuria are to be modernized, no one country, surely not Japan, can supply either the quantity or the variety of goods and services required. Yet Japan’s attitude is resented and has been accepted as a frontal attack on American trade. The Russians do not believe that the New Deal will succeed. They generally hold that it will be impossible for the United States to put its vast industrial and agrarian population back to work without developing foreign markets. They maintain that the capitalistic system of distribution makes it inevitable for the United States ultimately to seek such markets and China offers a favorable arena for American economic exploitation. Therefore, the argument proceeds, if the New Deal should fail, it will become necessary for the Unites States to enter the Chinese market aggressively. This the Japanese fear as well. Some Japanese go even further. They fear that if re-employment fails in the United States, a war with Japan may become an economic necessity. It is this fear which has played upon by Japanese apostles of a big Navy. But potentialities and fears of failure of recovery of the Unites States cannot altogether …

PART 6 [MUST WATCH] Very Interesting Interview with former IFF President Mohammad Dadkan. Big thanks to IranProud.com! Video uploaded by Persianfootball.com Summary (Some quotes): -”When we lost against Portugal , Sazman came out an apologized to the nation for the result!! So, where are those people (sazman & Aliabadi) now to come to the nation and apologize for the defeats against Qatar, Bahrain, Jordan….where are they? -Dadkan says that he told Ali Daei when he called him to inform him that he is taking over as TM coach, Dadkan said good luck to you but you are no more than a prey and when the chips are down, nobody will support you -He says that IFF brought Ghotbi NOT based on his ability, but his popularity. He said he defies the IFF (or the president) to say that they were behind employment of Ghotbi !!!!Dadkan is saying that IFF DID NOT EMPLOY Ghotbi and he is defiant and adamant about it. -Dadkan says that 6 billion toman is invested in football. What is the outcome and what results it is bringing? -He is accusing the government in interference in football even in remote places like Baluchistan!!! -He is really making fun of “Football ‘e pak” and also very critical of overpaid coaches and players -He says these clubs in Iran are paid on professional level, but they perform semi-professional. There are only 2 decent professional teams in Iran league both from Esfahan.Perpolis bring the most expensive foreign coaches, but they would not spend a penny to get …