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Comments: Guys, I second Shahryar's recommendation. The more you let the pest irritate you, the more you react, the worse this becomes. I just scroll through the troll posts. No reason to get so upset about it. And to be honest, if you guys posted more, the trolls would get washed out. Instead you guys post less. This is letting them win. Iranic for example is the mouth piece of the government. just scroll and post your own opinion. The troll is doing this to destroy this site. Don't let him.
Comments: Memorials for 2 Young Women Killed in Iran Galvanize Protests For a second day in a row, tens of thousands of demonstrators protested across Iran against the country’s authoritarian clerical rule. The government response on Thursday was again deadly.
Comments: [video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxIEjy9_YD0&ab_channel=%DA%A9%D8%A7%D9%88%D8%B4%D9%85%D8%AF%DB%8C%D8%A7Kavoshmedia[/video]
Comments: [video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26yauTZGZyM&ab_channel=IranicTV[/video]
Comments: HAMVATAN™ Jaan, I admire you and kAmkAr for posting on both sites (not as much these day). I also admire Gorbi for just quitting cold Turkey. I had my issues on the other site as most know by now. I also have a hard time on this site for totally different reasons. I either need to grow thicker skin or just stop posting/reading all together. I love football (mainly team Melli) and my country (Iran). It makes it hard to stop but I’m getting pretty close.
Comments: HAMVATAN and Zinsky, I also agree with both of you regarding unwanted "fungus" that shows up on this board from time to time. We know who he is, and why he shows up on this board instead of sticking to his own place. The best solution, which I have adopted for years is to ignore them, and they go away. The more we respond to them, the more they think they actually "matter", which of course that is not the case.
Comments: Zinsky jAn, Thank you for the video. I too have refrained from engaging directly due to the reasons you pointed out. The page is infested with trolls.
Comments: Qatar World Cup: FBI probe ex-CIA officer's spying for host nation
Comments: پایان عادل فردوسیپور و تلویزیون؟ شرق نوشت: با توجه به اتفاقات اخیر راه دوباره رسیدن عادل به تلویزیون دورتر از هر زمان دیگری شده است. فارغ از ماهیت رسانهای عادل فردوسیپور، او مدرس و استاد دانشگاه صنعتی شریف است. جایی که اتفاقا با بیان نظرات مهمش درباره عدم مهاجرت از ایران، سالهاست نقشی کلیدی ایفا کرده است؛ عادل برخلاف تعداد معدودی از استادان که برای بیان نظراتشان چرتکه میاندازند، با وجود آنکه فعالیتی در فضای مجازی ندارد یا هیچ صفحه رسمی در دسترسش نیست، واهمهای از بیان نقطه نظراتش ندارد. دستکم درمورد اتفاقاتی که بهتازگی در دانشگاه شریف رخ داده، او صراحتا جانب دانشجویان را گرفته است. با وجود چنین مباحثی به نظر میرسد با توجه به اتفاقات و اظهارنظرات اخیر، راه دوباره رسیدن عادل به تلویزیون که مشخصا منظور شبکه سه و برنامه ۹۰ است، دورتر از هر زمان دیگری شده است. فردوسیپور این روزها همچنان به همکاریاش با شبکه ورزش بهعنوان تهیهکننده فوتبال ۱۲۰ ادامه میدهد؛ ولی کماکان تصویری از او یا گزارش فوتبالی از این چهره خاطرهانگیز پخش نمیشود.
Comments: Unfortunately, since I (or anyone) can’t verify the posters based on their names (too many people using various names), I will not engage with anyone directly. I will post what I think is important and skip over massages I don’t enjoy reading.
Comments: People protested in front of government buildings in a north-west Iranian city after one of the biggest nights yet of demonstrations. The human rights group Hengaw said police shot dead a male protester in Mahabad and another in Sanandaj. The BBC has not verified this. Widespread unrest has rocked Iran since Kurdish Iranian woman Mahsa Amini died in police custody 40 days ago. A cemetery near Kharamabad was also a flashpoint for Thursday's protests.
Comments: Zinski, who else died?
Comments: https://youtu.be/JKNkFQ-6vtk
Comments: Wrong video. You may delete!
Comments: https://www.wsj.com/video/series/news-explainers/snaps-stock-has-fallen-almost-80-this-year-what-went-wrong/948E1997-D878-445E-ACCD-A548B9A3376C
Comments: Iran Protests Persist as Thousands Rally to Mourn Slain Teenager Sixth week of demonstrations in Iran show no sign of slowing 16-year-old went missing on Sept. 20 after joining protests Nika Shakrami Thousands of Iranians gathered on Thursday to mourn a 16-year-old girl killed in police crackdowns on protests that have roiled the country for nearly six weeks. Videos shared on social media purportedly from the town of Veysian and the city of Khorramabad in Iran’s Lorestan province, where Nika Shakarami’s family is from, showed large crowds of mourners chanting “death to the dictator” and “we are all Nika.”
Comments: خبر منسوب به حمله ماموران امنیتی به مراسم چهلم نیکا شاکرمی در گورستان حیات الغیب كذب و پرورده داعش و صهينونيسم جهانى است
Comments: No graphic pics guys!
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