One Love , One Iraq ,, Famus , Famous Speacially , Especially sorry for the mistakes but i was kinda hurry.
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Hundreds of artifacts, looted in the wake of the US-led invasion of Iraq, have been returned to the country, but many more remain missing, stolen from Iraq's ancient sites. Al Jazeera's Owen Fay, reporting from Baghdad, looks at the efforts to safeguard Iraq's cultural heritage.
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US cultural imperialism has taken hold in Iraq and not for the good. maoistrebelnews.wordpress.com Source: "US leaves 'gangsta' legacy in Iraq", Bushra Juhi, Associated Press Follow me on Twitter twitter.com Read more news at maoistrebelnews.wordpress.com Live shows Saturday at 9pm EST broadcast on www.blogtv.com
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View Iraq in Iraqi people eyes. www.FromBaghdadToNewYork.com
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Are Arabs really predisposed to lie? Do they really look like Lego people? The Department of Defense seems to think so, judging by two orientation handbooks they give to our troops in the field.
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In April 2009, Dr. Brian Rose, Deputy Director of the Penn Museum was invited by the State Department to help coordinate cultural preservation efforts in Iraq. Along with a team of army specialists and other cultural experts, Dr. Rose visited several cultural heritage sites across the country that experienced significant damage during the recent wars. Among these sites was the ancient city of Ur, known as the cradle of civilization and the site of the biblical Garden of Eden. Here, we are guided through the Ziggurat of Ur built by Ur-Nammu in 2100 BCE. The site is also said to be the birthplace of the biblical Abraham although there is no archaeological evidence to support this claim. In 2000, Saddam Hussein built a modern "House of Abraham" out of cement in hopes that the Pope would visit on the Anniversary year of the Vatican. The Pope, however, did not come. Dr. Rose filmed Guide Dhaif Munsen as he revealed some of the facts about the site from its ancient past to recent attempts at renovation and interpretation. Dhaif Munsen's grandfather worked a the excavation site with Sir Leonard Woolley in 1922. The group also tours the site of the Great Death Pit at the Royal Cemetery of Ur dating from 2500BCE. The site, excavated by Sir Leonard Woolley in 1922, yielded the an extraordinary cache of gold and cultural artifacts as well as a dramatic story of human sacrifice. The materials he found, including the headdress of Queen Pu-Abi and a bull-shaped lyre and are the ...
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Culture in Education - Iraq
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The US military has promised the people of Iraq that they would help rebuild the war torn nation. There has been some aid but not without war contractors getting away with billions of dollars in profits. In some parts of Iraq there is still no running water and Raed Jarrar, blogger and Iraqi American Political Activist, joins us to help find out where the billions of dollars gone. Follow Kristine on Twitter at twitter.com
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After thousands of years as a hunter/gatherer, man built the first cities 5000 years ago on the banks of the Euphrates River. Civilization as we know it began with the glorious cultures of Ur, Nineveh, and Babylon. We humans have been on the Earth for more than a million years, but civilization -- life in cities -- has come about only in the last 5000. Through history civilizations have rose and fell, carved out of nature, dependent on nature, in the end -- nature took them back. But in the past few hundred years, one form of civilization -- that of the West -- has changed the balance of nature forever. And now it is civilization itself that has become the central problem of our planet. To understand why, we must look afresh at how we see history.
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In April 2009, Dr. Brian Rose, Deputy Director of the Penn Museum was invited by the State Department to help coordinate cultural preservation efforts in Iraq. Along with a team of army specialists and other cultural experts, Dr. Rose visited several cultural heritage sites across the country that experienced significant damage during the past wars. Among these sites was the ancient city of Ur, known as the cradle of civilization and the site of the biblical Garden of Eden. Abdul Amir Abdani, Archaeologial Site Supervisor for the Province of Dhi Qar, tours the "House of Abraham" near the Ziggurat of Ur built by Ur-Nammu in 2100 BCE. The site is said to be the birthplace of the biblical Abraham although there is no archaeological evidence to support this claim. In 2000, Saddam Hussein built a modern "House of Abraham" out of cement bricks in hopes that the Pope would visit on the Anniversary year of the Vatican. The Pope, however, did not come. The group also tours the site of the Great Death Pit at the Royal Cemetery of Ur dating from 2500BCE. The site, excavated by Sir Leonard Woolley in 1922, yielded the an extraordinary cache of gold and cultural artifacts as well as a dramatic story of human sacrifice. The materials he found, including the headdress of Queen Pu-Abi and a bull-shaped lyre and are the highlights of a new exhibition at the Penn Museum, Discovering Iraq's Ancient Past.
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democracynow.org - We speak with journalist Neil Shea, who has reported on Afghanistan and Iraq since 2006 for the Stars and Stripes and other publications. Shea discusses his experiences witnessing disturbing behavior during his travels with US troops in Afghanistan and offers insight into understanding the massacre of 16 Afghan civilians. "When we cycle our soldiers and Marines through wars that don't really have a clear purpose over years and years, we expect light-switch control over their aggression," Shea says. "We expect to be able to turn them into killers and then turn them back into winners of hearts and minds. When you do that to a man or a woman over many years, that light-switch control begins to fray." Towatch the complete daily, independent news hour, read the transcript, download the podcast, and for a decade of Democracy Now! reports on the war in Afghanistan, please visit www.democracynow.org FOLLOW DEMOCRACY NOW! ONLINE: Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: @democracynow Subscribe on YouTube: www.youtube.com Listen on SoundCloud: www.soundcloud.com Daily Email News Digest: www.democracynow.org Please consider supporting independent media by making a donation to Democracy Now! today, visit www.democracynow.org
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Wikileakd video shows US troops firing on Reuters reporters and Iraqi children [[ Pentagon cover-up expands to demonize whistleblower for leak ]] Aaron Dykes & Alex Jones www.Infowars.com http April 6, 2010 War is a known entity in its capacity to warp the value of life for those involved. Dehumanization takes many forms, but few examples are more visceral and enraging than this leaked video of an Apache helicopter opening fire on a group of Iraqi civilians in 2007, at least two of whom turned out to be crew members for Reuters. Two children were injured, or possibly killed, as passengers in a van also fired upon when it pulled up to rescue a wounded man trying to crawl away. This is video the Pentagon never wanted the public to see. As Alex Jones explains, it is yet another damning piece of evidence showing how far into darkness and evil we have fallen in the United States. It is not only the warhawks who coerce us into wars based on lies, or the individual soldiers who commit crimes and kill without conscience, it is also the easy-going supporters of the establishment and passive public who allow the wars, and their accompanying atrocities, to go on and on. Until we stand up to stop it, we are allowing it to perpetuate and worsen. Wikileaks covers the Collateral Murder video, released April 5. WikiLeaks has released a classified US military video depicting the indiscriminate slaying of over a dozen people in the Iraqi suburb of New Baghdad — including two Reuters news ...
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Culture of occupation - iraq children
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Manajahs Music Culture - Iraq Artists: - Iraq National Anthem (Mawtini) - Raed George - Ahmed Mukhtar - Janan Sawa - Linda George - Naseer Shamma - Kazem Al Saher - Rahim Alhaj - Acrassicauda - Shatha Hassoun - Iraq National Symphony Orchesta - Tara Jaff - Unkown To No One - Munir Bashir - Ahmad El Faleh - Rahma Mezher
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Ancient History of Iraq. Where has all that gone!
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Presenter: Diana Benjamin Biography: I am a British born Assyrian woman who now lives in the US I am currently studying my masters in occupational therapy and doing my clinicals in pediatric therapy. Description: As an Assyrian I belong to a culture that dates back to the hanging gardens of Babylon. There are approx 3.5 million Assyrians worldwide. This number is dwindling everyday. This 6000 year old culture is close to extinction due to persecution in Iraq and nobody even knows we exist. My purpose is to raise awareness about the plight of my people.
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This debate won't go away. And every time is comes up, its because more and more authorities in the Church keep speaking out insisting on proper reverence for the Eucharist. www.catholicnewsagency.com
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Facebook: Alan George Fans Page Alan George - Boqtella" Chaldean Assyrian Syrian armenian babylon baghdad ألن جورج iraqi song iraq singers singer arabic music اغاني عراقية عراق Dor Allee sorth chaldean assyrian nl new songs arab 6arab جديد Iraqi Song 2011 2012 Nazef Al Iraq [NeW Arabic Music] الن لا تلوموني Best album Songs movie concert party Top mix tarab 2009 popular classic mawal dance lebanon egypt prime remix on the beach in hollywood santa monica universal studio los angeles
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Sumerians lived in the land of sumer which is south of Iraq between the great Euphrates and Tigris rivers. They where the first established civilization in history. Great inventions such as writing, the wheel, irrigated farming, astronomy, the zodiac, and many more came from the Sumerians. The English word "Beer" is a Sumerian word as they were the first people known to create the beverage beer. They were the first people to write the first expression of freedom and liberty "Ama-Gi" Which means let them go back to their mothers (The slaves). Abraham was from sumer and you can go visit Abrahams house which is located next to the ziggurat near the city of Al-Nassariyah , south of Baghdad. Compilations of first half of video are Sumerian pictures, and then it is some pictures of ancient Babylon and at the end some modern pictures of Iraq.
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Alsumaria 090207 Al-Iraqiya 080612 New TV Lb 080228 [LinkTV/Mosaic] 2003, May 17 - Since the fall of Baghdad, anarchy has reigned in this city of five million. Everyone is armed to the teeth, and shooting can be heard around the clock, especially at night. Shots are fired in warning, in fear, or in celebration, when a district is suddenly supplied with power for two hours a day. The greatest worry is therefore security. All former government employees, hundreds of thousands of teachers, doctors, professors and civil servants, have not been paid for almost two months. Theft, robbery and murder are daily fare. Armed robbers commit carjacking in broad daylight. Particularly shocking for most Iraqis was the fervor with which their infrastructure and cultural heritage has been destroyed. Many independent eyewitnesses are unanimous about this. Apparently the infrastructure of this ancient state was systematically plundered, district by district. Whatever was not worth the taking, was destroyed. In museums, libraries and cultural centers, in the country's 15 universities, in every ministry with the exception of the Ministry of Oil, in hospitals, state warehouses, hotels, banks, palaces of government ministers, and also in the German Embassy, the French Cultural Institute and the UN-Building. Even at the beginning of May, plundering continued throughout the day. A resident reports how US soldiers commanded chance Iraqi bystanders on the museum grounds, to go into the museum and ...
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