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Comments: Iran Says It Prefers to Recruit 'Non-Iranian,' 'Non-Muslim' Spies in Israel
Comments: He rocks.
Comments: Michael Moore also predicted that Clinton would lose the election in 2016, but no one took him serious. 🤔😏
Comments: I was expecting a much bigger loss for the blue!
Comments: According to the Election Betting Odds tracker, which consolidates betting numbers from five major markets—bookmakers now give Trump a 54.6% chance of winning in November, compared to 45% for Harris. This is a major shift from last week’s numbers, which had Trump solidly ahead at 63% compared to his democratic opponent's odds of around 36%. Bookmakers on PredictIt—where Trump’s lead was the narrowest before—now give Harris slightly better odds of winning this week at 55 cents per share (roughly equating to a 55% chance of winning) compared to 51 cents for Trump. On Kalshi—which won a federal court ruling last month to continue accepting bets on the election—bookmakers predict Trump has an edge of 54% to 46%. Bettors on the crypto-based betting platform Polymarket—whose numbers have been touted by both Trump and Elon Musk—also believe Trump is still the favorite, with a roughly 58% chance compared to Harris’s 42.2%. While Trump is still comfortably ahead on Polymarket, the current numbers are a big shift from the 65-35 in Trump’s favor on Thursday.
Comments: AFC champions league elites Persepolis tied 1-1 Esteghlal losing 2-0 I suppose both will be eliminated
Comments: Here you have it! It's a done deal!!! A month ago, Academy Award-winning filmmaker and activist Michael Moore said Donald Trump would lose the election. With just 24 hours left until Election Day, he says he's even more confident in a Kamala Harris win.
Comments: I am sure as well. you cannot change what is inside people. and inside every iranian is freedom. so sad about this girl. but also sad how this is taken online to score points and even judge the bystanders from thousands of miles away ... 
Comments: Faramarz, No idea but I’m sure nothing good. Ladies in Iran are getting bolder and less scared. They are fighting the fight and I am confident, they will win eventually.
Comments: officials across the country have transformed their tabulation centers into fortresses, with rolls of razor wire atop their fences and ballistic film reinforcing their windows. Election staffers are running drills with law-enforcement officers, studying nonviolent de-escalation tactics, and learning protocols for encountering packages containing mysterious white powder. The more pressing concern, however, is what happens after Tuesday, in that period, fraught with impatience, between when election workers are counting votes and the results are confirmed. During this interval—which may be only hours, but may run to days in some places—there will be little actual news and many attempts to create some: At the very moment when a watchful press will be desperate for new developments, conspiracy theorists and Donald Trump’s allies will be intent on sowing chaos and doubt. “It’s going to be a time of high drama,” Darrell West, a senior fellow specializing in governance at the Brookings Institution, told me. There are always small, human-caused errors in polling, but in many decades of American elections, only a handful of cases of voter fraud have ever been found. Any glitch is “likely to be seriously elevated this time, and people will take isolated examples and turn them into system-wide problems that could fuel outrage,” West said. But instead of another concentrated day of “Stop the Steal” violence, as January 6 was in Washington, D.C., West and other experts say that we’re likely to see a more dispersed, harder-to-track election-denial movement. “The violence, if it takes place, will be during the vote-counting process,” he said.
Comments: This is sad. Zinsky do you know what happened to her after the arrest?
Comments: A female Iranian student on Sunday stripped down to her underwear on the campus of Tehran's Islamic Azad University to protest an assault on her by the IRGC's paramilitary militia, known as the Basij, because she allegedly was improperly wearing the mandatory hijab. Since it's part of the IRGC, the Basij is a U.S-designated terrorist organization. The video of the unidentified woman walking through the courtyard of the university’s Science and Research Branch in her underwear rapidly went viral on social media. A university official confirmed the student’s arrest. "Following an indecent act by a student at the Science and Research Branch of the university, campus security intervened and handed the individual over to law enforcement authorities," Amir Mahjoub, director general of public relations at the university, wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter, according to a report by the London-based news organization Iran International reported
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Comments: یک مثل فارسی می گه مورچه چیه که کله پاچش چی باشه. رضا کون گهی کیه که پزشک خصوصیش چه پخی باشه 🤣🤣🤣
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Comments: True words: RPG n Trump https://www.instagram.com/reel/DB6OdpIypFQ/
Comments: Agha Zinsky oh they r real n six languages is also real. By the way have u seen her girl on girl pictures? 😍
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Comments: Iran Tells Region ‘Strong and Complex’ Attack Coming on Israel
Comments: Well, it seems PA is the one with highest possibility to determine the winner. I’m thinking a trip to Europe tomorrow and stick around for a week. |
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