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BBC Persian tv awhile ago and its website, based on genetic research a specialist named Dr. ashrafian Bonab, claimed that such: «OBOIranian کثر contrary to what is thought to be, the Aryan race, but do not belong to race that is about ten thousand years ago, have been residing in Iran.

The release of this entry from each side – Agree and disagree – A lot of noise legs *. At the time I wrote the wrong reasons and provided detailed responses fairly claim the BBC's description I gave (Link to my post about The Iranian people's race and interview the BBC audio file from here.)

Most recently, Mr. Bonab also sent a response to the BBC and the false claim that she had been rejected, attributed(Link Disclaimer Dr. Bonab in the BBC Persian website):

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BBC Persian website recently did a piece titled “The majority of Iranians, not Aryan race” Dr. Maziar ashrafian Bonab quotes, genetics researcher, in the form of a published interview and brought it to such درتوضیح:
"A group of researchers in genetics, University of British portsmot, under the supervision of a researcher to interesting results about the Iranian race have reached. The group believes that most Iranians do not have an Aryan race, but rather belong to a race that lived in Iran about ten thousand years ago.. This genetic research that is part of the global research under the supervision of Dr. Maziar ashrafian Bonab years ago at Cambridge University and started at the University of portsmot the result is reached.

What of the title and the content of the news and the BBC picked up is that "there is a race called the Aryan race and the people of Iran are often contrary to the common belief that ever has been, this is not a race and of other races that are about ten thousand years ago in Iran. Lived.»

The most basic principles of journalism require that if we quote something from someone we are going to be exactly what is being said, rather than reflecting our personal perception and conclusions from what others say in the form of news or reporting..