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it goes back to mesopotamia. 6,000 years ago. >> potato, chick peas, water, lamb cooked together. that's good. what do iranians want to eat today? it is a home cooking culture. i mean -- >> yes. we didn't hatch the culture of eating out. this is a culture of sacred foods in the house. things which are unheard of. it's not in the book. >> that's really interesting. >> a lot of secrets. ♪ >> have you ever tried traditional iranian food? >> it's difficult because everybody says the great food of iran is cooked in people's homes. >> yes. >> this is a land of secret recipes passed down within families like treasured possessions. beautiful spread of food. >> she's my wife. i am a really lucky man. she is very good cook. >> like so many iranians i have met, he has been kind enough to invite me to his home. >> this is milk and chicken soup. >> it looks really good. >> my mom said that iranian people loves guests. and they will never get tired if the guest likes their food. >> mm. a stew of fried chicken, onion, ground walnuts, pomegranate, and tomato paste. and this fruit, some kind of fr

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months. ( chanting ) >> logan: on the side of a mountain overlooking the nineveh plains of ancient mesopotamia is the monastery of st. matthew. it's one of the oldest on earth. the voices of its monks have echoed here since the fourth century, uttering prayers that have not changed. you do the service in aramaic... >> joseph ibrahim: yes. >> logan: ...which was the language of jesus. >> ibrahim: yes. >> logan: are you among the last people on earth to speak this language? >> ibrahim: we think so, because we kept this language through the language of prayers. >> logan: prayers through centuries of persecution. father joseph ibrahim is one of only seven monks left here. he told us the monastery was founded in 363, and has survived the persian and ottoman empires, mongol invaders, and kurdish conquests. today, it's threatened by the islamic state, whose fighters advanced towards st. matthew's gates shortly after taking mosul last summer. kurdish soldiers pushed them back to this village, where their flag still flies only four miles from the monastery. what are you most afraid of? >> ibrahim: unkn

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britain's indian army fought a bitter campaign against the ottomans in mesopotamia, now iraq, in 1916 britain made a secret deal with france defining postwar years in the east but look for local allies, too. they found one in the sheriff whose son faysal, senior, brought their troops on the arab side. british troops were in jerusalem. at the end of 1918 they let faysal proceed into damascus. windows conquest began from every occupying empire was bent on annexation. so why weren't they annexed? there are really two reasons. one is that woodrow wilson brought the u.s. into the war promising to annexation. but the second is that the war saw great anti-colonial movement with populations from ireland, korea claiming the right to govern themselves. by 1918, britain had made a lot of rash promises. promising an arab state to king hussein to support for a jewish national home, and even the right to choose their governors to african populations. by 1918, british officers were with the zionist organization in palestine to assess the possibilities of jewish immigration but britain was also subsi

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if hammurabi could govern ancient mesopotamia with fewer than 300 laws, surely we can make due with less than 300,000. and it's not just the sheer number of crimes, mr. president. over criminalization also manifests itself through the creation of arcane, obscure and, frankly, ridiculous crimes. for example, under federal law, it's a crime punishable by up to six months in prison to use the 4-h club logo without authorization. it's also a federal crime, again punishable for up to six months in prison to walk a dog in a federal park area on a leash that's longer six feet. why on earth do either of these actions need to be federal crimes? i don't dispute that really long dog leashes can be annoying and i can understand why the 4-h club would not want pretenders running around pretending to serve the hearts and hands of youth but these are not the proper subjects for criminal penalties. whatever crisis exists with overlong dog leashes or imposter 4-h clubs can be dealt with through civil means. the problem with such obscure and esoteric crimes aside from the sheer impassement they should cos