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Comments: Just in Asia there are four teams that should be ahead of us in the rankings. I am not sure why Iran is still ranked so highly. May be the trick is not to play any international games. :)
Comments: به گزارش خبرگزاری فارس، فیفا از آخرین رده بندی فوتبال دنیا پرده برداشت که تیم ملی فوتبال کشورمان با یک پله صعود در رده بیست و یکم دنیا ایستاد. تیم ملی فوتبال ایران با 1561.26 در رده دوم آسیا قرار دارد. ژاپن با 1597.01 در رده نوزدهم قرار دارد.
Comments: Al Nassr forward Cristiano Ronaldo lauded Iranian fans for their incredibly warm welcome. Al Nassr defeated Persepolis of Iran 2-0 Tuesday night in Group E of the 2023-24 AFC Champions League. Abdulrahman Ghareeb scored the opener for the Saudi Arabian team in the 62nd minute and Mohammed Qassem made it 2-0 in the 72nd minute. “Great to get the win. A very special thank you to the fans and to all the Iranian people who have made this visit so special for us. Such an incredibly warm welcome!” Ronaldo posted on his Instagram account. Ronaldo met Iranian disabled girl Fatemeh Hamami, who is a painter, during his visit to Tehran.
Comments: We do expect too much from our football. 😩 به گزارش خبرگزاری مهر به نقل از روابط عمومی سازمان لیگ فوتبال ایران، نظر به دستور صادره از فدراسیون فوتبال و کمیته تیمهای ملی با موضوع فشردگی و تداخل برنامه مسابقات نمایندگان کشورمان و سایر تیمهای دارای سهمیه در تیم ملی امید در لیگ قهرمانان آسیا و رقابتهای هانگژو؛ بدینوسیله اعلام میگردد کلیه مسابقات هفته ششم لیگ برتر که قرار بود در تاریخ ۴ و ۵ مهرماه برگزار گردد، تا زمان حضور تیم ملی در رقابتهای مورد نظر معلق میگردد. بدیهی است برنامه مسابقات متعاقباً اعلام خواهد شد.
Comments: I do believe this to be true but again, we need a leader among people. Someone who can push the movement forward. Iranians' anger hasn't subsided; we're just waiting for the push The regime's authority has been completely demolished and it will not be able to be sustained much longer. By A woman from Iran
Comments: https://youtu.be/Om26ow0TIHk?si=nVC36SDkJdfJz6PP https://youtu.be/bX2aoytRPj0?si=W_zSULztR7VF5JOD https://youtu.be/_0u2CNM17kY?si=JsGCe11pKV7f_IzK https://youtu.be/Sf_YMPs1HJg?si=sdc-d-CmxNj16Rzp https://youtu.be/L-4Y1xmhlpM?si=pggVSzh6xa2t3QQg
Comments: جدال دو تیم بد. دفاع پرسپولیس از اینها بهتر بود! گلر یونایتدبسیار باد. دماغ بیرانوند از این گلر بهتر توپ میگیره! https://youtu.be/s7ggt_0Zl3E
Comments: Faramarz, It is a good article. The scary part is that Iran has long history with America, Britain and Russia/Soviet. We don’t have a history with China. That could push us towards them as it is happening now. I certainly hope the west won’t make the same mistakes and push Iran towards China.
Comments: Zinsky that is a great article. I am reading it now while waiting for physical therapy! Going slow on the phone!
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Comments: More division and problem making. It will always be there. We need to learn to deal with it.
Comments: And yesterday as Iran's President was speaking at the UN the UN Amb. of the barbaric Apartheid regime tried to get some attention and he did but in a wrong way! He was detained and kicked out by the UN Police ![[biggrin]](https://cdn.websitetoolbox.com/images/boards/smilies/biggrin.gif "Big Grin - :D") https://twitter.com/i/status/1704241234892493226
Comments: A tragic 'incident' that sounds very familiar to Iranians and what happened 1 year ago. Is she going to be Isreal'? Let's see how the world reacts to it. https://www.israelnationalnews.com/news/377233 ![[1132900]](https://www.israelnationalnews.com/static/pictures/781x439/1132900.jpg)
Comments: American policymakers should therefore use history wisely. The United States should encourage the Iranian people’s version of history. It should especially demonstrate that Iranians’ historical hopes for the United States are not misplaced by meaningfully supporting the current revolutionary movement, assisting with capacity building for democracy, and speaking out on behalf of Iranians’ human rights. In doing so, however, the US must be careful to allow the Iranian people to take the lead; Iranian history emphasizes that a foreign power must not install any post-Islamic Republic government for it to have domestic legitimacy. The United States must also exploit Russia’s problematic history in Iran. By highlighting potential Russian designs on Iran, making it seem like Putin doesn’t see Iran as an equal, and emphasizing that Russia wants to dominate Iran like Imperial Russia sought to do in 1907, US propaganda may help enhance the already existing tensions between the Islamic Republic and Russia. Finally, US policymakers should take Iran seriously as a regional power. The United States must respect Iran as a formidable adversary and devote resources to developing a long-term Iran policy that is consistent and proactive. Iran can no longer be seen as less important to American interests than other countries. Its ongoing domestic instability and vulnerability to its history should receive equal attention to other policy issues, such as Ukraine. The Islamic Republic’s inability to provide what its people want—basic necessities and human rights—and its increasing confidence in its external behavior will be challenging to navigate. Nevertheless, remembering Iran’s deep desire for respect and influence on the one hand, and its historical experience with and hostility to foreign coercion or control on the other, is important when formulating policy. For both the Islamic Republic and the Iranian people, history matters. It should matter to US policymakers as well. The question is, whose historical memory will win out: the mullahs’ or the people’s? And which side of history will the US find itself on this time? https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/iransource/iran-history-foreign-policy/
Comments: Reza, for several minutes, I did not see Trump in that picture. ![[rofl]](https://cdn.websitetoolbox.com/images/boards/smilies/rofl.gif "Rofl - :lol:")
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Comments: I think anyone with a little brain and some history listen can see how the world, specially the West, has used Iran as a source for their agenda. From hostage crisis in Iran and negotiations to release them exactly when ordered to helping both sides of the conflict between Iran/Iraq. Sanctions that are designed to harm the people and how it goes high and low depending on the need for gas and oil. A willing participant (IRI) who cares less for the country and the people is more than guilty but the rest of the world needs to take responsibility for their actions as well.
Comments: [video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uarWHLZTGRY[/video]
Comments: Shit show directed by the government and compliance of the opposition. https://youtu.be/sT_tt1QII1k?feature=shared
Comments: The topic of RP being quiet is very hot right now. Here is how one reader reacted: He has been told by his handlers to sit back again. Administration needs the appearance of a deal with IRI to bring down the barrel of oil under $80. A $91 or $100 barrel hurts US economy when election is so near. He’s more of a khayme shab bazi aroosak than a real leader as the Washington Post article so aptly pointed out. Just my 2 dimes 😏 |
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