illegal farming and athol she's to turn a blind eye despite the fact there are clear rules on irrigation practices laid out in a water management plan that farmers n.g.o.s and local authorities spend 7 years to . get all the under luzhin parliament approved the plan in december 2014 illegal farming must be stopped and we hope this happens at the party get them up towards. the. brain and these areas of cultivation have sprouted up over the last 30 years and there was no local oversight. local council simply allowed this boom in illegal farming to happen. it seems to me sort of like you could leave things you know. around anjana national park water is used mainly to irrigate strawberry plantations the region produces approximately one 3rd of strawberries grown in europe. strawberry production is a major source of employment 80000 people earn a living in the sector including many small holders and their families local environmental activists who are against the practice are often denounced as traitors. what about going to look i'm going to this is an illegal war at all there are roughly a 1

seen before the hot hot humid out of the daughter of a war veteran now there are people attacking and athol tinka and she's asking how the good person before i resigned and suddenly i'm a bad person this in my view is what the regime supporters have no answer for me tonight in this process with. iran's media landscape is restricted television is the government's domain it either owns the channels or controls them through other means critical journalism sprinkled with dissent is limited to print and online facebook and twitter work keep organizing and dissemination platforms during the protests in 2009 facebook has since been backed these days instagram is where it's at but one of the by products of so much media control is that when the time comes to face the cameras and deliver a message people like the supreme leader or hossein sodomy the head of the revolutionary guards are very good and do stuff. every now ok my question. but going i also want to point out that this was a. very sharp a big margin. there is no culture of accountability this is saddam is the head of one of the most powerf

i came from the small town in athol, mass, and i got together with the lifeguard where i was workingstate park and his friends and we drove down there with the ticket and i still have my "survive, survive, survive hip city" flier they were sending around. and so it was so peaceful and music and everything, and it wan quite an experience. >> did you think that at the d time 50wh yearsat later, we wou stilll be talking about this venue in bethel new yo, new yor this concert of what happened over three days? >> caller: no, i did not. i did not. >> thank you for phoning in. ook we will go to -- fro >> isn't it amazing. >> well, we have another woodstock memory from eddie in ellertown, pennsylvania, as we are looking at old footage. >> caller: yeah, i was there and i had a good time and it was great. i grew up in pennsylvania and grew up in scotchberg, pennsylvania and my friend and i had a '59 triumph, and the four of us in that two-seated car, and we started to go mile after mile in the traffic, and we left at 4:00 in the afternoon, and my buddy, we could not drive anymore, and we park