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Comments: This is very interesting observation. Never thought about it but what makes you say that? I mean MBS wasn’t even born when Shah was deposed.
Comments: I actually think the the Arab despots that we see today r all trying to be the next Mohammad Reza.
Comments: This is really painting a picture that is so different from what Shahollahis want to project!
Comments: Not much different from MBS and Fahad family of KSA btw
Comments: Him and his ass wipe family used the country’s immense resources as their own fuckin piggy bank
Comments: No but he really cared about the country 🤪🤪🤪
Comments: Largest steel company in Europe
Comments: Knipp was a big company back then.
Comments: Holy shit. 70% of all hotels? 😖
Comments: That is a lot of money. More than trump😂
Comments: The Shah of Iran's Personal Wealth At the time he fled Iran in 1979, the Shah and his extended family brought an estimated $4 billion in wealth to the countries where they settled. It is estimated that the Shah personally controlled $1 billion of that $4 billion, most of which was held in Swiss bank accounts. Dissidents at the time of his ouster provided an accounting of some of the Shah's most important personal assets. Those assets included majority equity stakes in: 17 banks 80% of Iran's largest insurance company 25 metal manufacturing companies 8 mining operations 25% of Iran's largest cement company 45 construction companies 43 food production companies An ownership stake in every single major hotel in Iran. One estimate claimed the Shah personally owned 70% of the country's hotel rooms 10% of General Motors Iran Outside of Iran the Shah owned 25% in a German steel company called Knipp among other personal real estate and other investments.
Comments: Something to chew on Mohammad Reza Pahlavi was the final Shah of Iran, leading the country from 1941 until he was deposed in the Iranian Revolution in early 1979. At the time of his death in 1980, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi's net worth was $2 billion. More details on this later in the article, but $2 billion in 1980 is the same as around $7.2 billion in today's dollars.
Comments: How about both? Shahollahiz look to Israel for orders and commands. When Bibi is pissed they come up barking so I say both
Comments: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzGjrWPcc44&t=143s&ab_channel=IPLstatsWebmaster
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Comments: به گزارش خبرنگار مهر، پرونده لیگ بیست و چهارم با قهرمانی تراکتور تبریز بسته خواهد شد و تیم های نساجی مازندران و هوادار تهران هم به عنوان سقوط کننده ها فصل آینده را در لیگ دسته اول بازی خواهند کرد. در هفته پایانی این مسابقات امروز پنجشنبه هشت دیدار برگزار خواهد شد که پنج دیدار از ساعت ۱۸ آغاز شده است و دو دیدار ساعت ۱۹ و یک دیدار هم از ساعت ۲۰ برگزار خواهد شد. نتایج دیدارهای هفته سی ام لیگ برتر تا این لحظه به شرح زیر است: * پرسپولیس یک - هوادار تهران صفر گل: استون ارونوف(۸۱) * نساجی مازندران صفر - ذوب‌آهن اصفهان ۳ گل ها: مرتضی تبریزی(۱۱ و ۳+۴۵)، حسن شوشتری(۴۱) * شمس‌آذر قزوین یک - آلومینیوم اراک ۳ گل ها: عباس کهریزی(۵۰) و رضا مرزبان(۵۷) * فولاد مبارکه سپاهان ۳ - استقلال تهران یک گل ها: کاوه رضایی(۳۶) و محمدمهدی محبی(۷۶) برای سپاهان - محمدحسین اسلامی (۱۰) برای استقلال * ملوان بندر انزلی یک - فولاد خوزستان یک گل ها: سعید کریمی(۵۷) برای ملوان - محمدرضا سلیمانی(۳+۴۵) برای فولاد
Comments: The US presented Iran with a written proposal for a nuclear deal during the fourth round of negotiations in Oman on Sunday, a US official and two other sources with direct knowledge told Walla. This is the first time the US Special Envoy to the Middle East, Steve Witkoff, has delivered a written proposal to the Iranians since nuclear talks began in early April. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi brought the proposal back to Tehran for consultation with Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, President Massoud Pazakhian and other senior officials.
Comments: Reza, I think both did their best to kill the deal. I’m not sure who will be more pissed off but my worries are about Trump and his team. Unfortunately, what we know for sure is that he is not a reliable person and will say something today and something totally different tomorrow. As of now it seems that IRI is willing to do just about anything to seal the deal. Trump also needs this deal to call it the best, most beautiful deal ever made. I still don’t know if Israel and others inside and outside Iran can find a way to kill this deal. With a deal we can avoid a war, hope for better life (at least financially) for Iranians at the cost of longer IRI rule! One has to choose which one is better for people living back home. Anyone sitting outside Iran yelling and screaming need to shut the fuck up!!!
Comments: One question: If this deal goes through will yaboo be more pissed or shahollahies?
Comments: US President Donald Trump says that Iran has "sort of" agreed to the terms of a nuclear deal with the United States. Trump described the latest talks between the two countries, which ended on Sunday, as "very serious negotiations" for "long-term peace". Earlier, an adviser to Iran's supreme leader told NBC News that Tehran was willing to make concessions on its nuclear program in exchange for the lifting of sanctions. The US has insisted that Iran must scrap its uranium enrichment to prevent the country developing nuclear weapons - though Iran insists its nuclear activities are entirely peaceful. Speaking on Thursday in Qatar, on the second stop of his multi-day Gulf tour, Trump said that a deal was close on Iran's nuclear programme and suggested a military strike on Tehran's sites could be avoided. "We're not going to be making any nuclear dust in Iran," Trump said after a meeting in Doha with business leaders. "I think we're getting close to maybe doing a deal without having to do this. "You probably read today the story about Iran. It's sort of agreed to the terms." The president did not specify which remarks he was referring to, but an adviser to Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Ali Shamkhani, said in a US media interview that Tehran was willing to accept far-reaching curbs on its nuclear program. Shamkhani told ABC News that Iran would give up stockpiles of highly enriched uranium as part of a deal in which the US lifts sanctions. The latest talks over Tehran's nuclear programme finished on Sunday, with both sides agreeing to meet again. US Middle East Envoy Steve Witkoff said they were encouraging, while Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi described them as "difficult but useful". Trump pulled out of a previous nuclear agreement between Iran and five other world powers in 2018. He previously warned of possible military action against Iran's nuclear facilities if the fresh set of talks, which began in April, did not succeed. A senior US official said the latest discussions lasted more than three hours, adding: "Agreement was reached to move forward with the talks to continue working through technical elements. "We are encouraged by today's outcome and look forward to our next meeting, which will happen in the near future." |
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