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Comments: The boys will have more fun in Tijuana for sure. It's 55 minutes by plane to LAX, they can basically fly the day of the game get out after the each game. But they still need visas, don't they? Anyway, this is a good place to eat in TJ ![[biggrin]](https://cdn.websitetoolbox.com/images/boards/smilies/biggrin.gif "Big Grin - :D") ![[o]](https://s3-media0.fl.yelpcdn.com/bphoto/8_Ofe0vPeqJuC5Y_UqbK5Q/o.jpg)
Comments: Staying in Mexico seems like a good idea for everyone. Closer to LA (about 2.5 hours) and they can move around the city without security! Also, if they drive (LA) or fly (Seattle) and leave US after the games, it should not be an issue with giving them the Visa.
Comments: https://x.com/sentdefender/status/2058247002912145731 Only if Israel can be contained
Comments: BREAKING: Iran’s camp has been shifted from Tuscon, Arizona 🇺🇸 to Tijuana, Mexico. 🇲🇽 Mehdi Taj: “We will set up our camp in Tijuana, Mexico, which is located on the border with the United States. There are all the training grounds, gyms, a dedicated restaurant, etc. in this camp, and the stadium is very beautiful and modern, and the distance is 55 minutes from our two games in Los Angeles, and it is incredibly shorter than the previous camp in Tucson, Arizona. If we go by bus, it will be 3 hours and 20 minutes. For the second game that we will have in Seattle, it is exactly the same time as we had to leave Tucson, Arizona, and it is 3 hours. With this change, visa issues and such will no longer be an issue and will be largely resolved because Iran will enter Mexico and perhaps we will even be able to fly to Mexico and back from there on Iran Air.”
Comments: ما آخرش نفهمیدیم اون 2 تا خلبان که از ایران نجات دادن بردن و اعلام پیروزی و قهرمانی کردن چی شد چرا نیاوردن جلوی دوربین؟
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Comments: Mediators believe they are nearing a deal to extend the U.S. ceasefire with Iran by 60 days and establish a framework for nuclear talks, the Financial Times reported Saturday, citing people briefed on the negotiations. The agreement would include a gradual reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, a commitment to discuss Iran's stockpile of enriched uranium, eased sanctions, and the phased unfreezing of Tehran's overseas assets, the FT reported.
Comments: President Trump told Axios on Saturday that he would be meeting with his negotiators later in the day to discuss Iran's latest offer, and would likely decide by Sunday whether to resume the war. The big picture: Trump said it was a "solid 50/50" as to whether he would be able to make a "good" deal or else "blow them to kingdom come."
Comments: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0uUHyPvG0c
Comments: He also says that Trump is lying to manipulate the markets again. Negotiations are not close and will fail because of Isarel.
Comments: Last look into CIA operation was 51 ears ago, in 1975!!!! Remember that year? 
Comments: Great discussion of USA foreign policy, CIA, Venezuela, Iran, Cuba, all are discussed in this video. Turns out CIA has been involved in 46 regime change operations since 1947. He thinks that Kennedy lost his life because he tried to bring CIA operation under control. I think that in combination with Kennedy leaning on Israel to give up its nuclear weapons was the reason. Jeffery Sacks is A Professor of Political Sciences and Director of the Center for Sustainable Policy at Columbia University. https://youtu.be/VzqIp5T4uEE
Comments: Rashti jAn, sad but beautiful poem.
Comments: شادبودن، هنر است بشکفد بارِ دگر لاله‌یِ رنگینِ مراد غنچه‌یِ سرخِ فروبسته‌یِ دل، باز شود من نگویم که بهاری که گذشت، آید باز روزگاری که به‌سر آمده، آغاز شود روزگارِ دگری هست و، بهارانِ دگر. شادبودن، هنر است شادکردن، هنری والاتر لیک هرگز نپسندیم به خویش که چو یک شکلکِ بی‌جان شب و روز بی‌خبر از همه، خندان باشیم بی‌غمی عیب بزرگی است که دور از ما باد. کاش‌کی آینه‌ای بود درون‌بین که در آن، خویش را می‌دیدیم آن‌چه پنهان بُوَد از آینه‌ها، می‌دیدیم می‌شدیم آگه از آن نیرویِ پاکیزه‌نهاد که به ما زیستن آموزد و جاوید شدن پیکِ پیروزی و امید شدن. شادبودن، هنر است گر، به شادیِ تو دل‌هایِ دگر باشد شاد زندگی، صحنه‌یِ یکتایِ هنرمندیِ ماست هر کسی نغمه‌یِ خود خوانَد و از صحنه روَد صحنه، پیوسته به جاست، خُرّم آن نغمه، که مردم بسپارند به یاد. دکتر ژاله اصفهانی
Comments: Posted on X today رضا پهلوی عجب مرد عجیبی است! بعد از ۴۷ سال موفق شد پرچم شیر و خورشید را در ورزشگاه امریکا ممنوع کند! موفق شد تلویزیون منوتو را به خاک سیاه بنشاند و تخته کند! موفق شد بزرگترین اعتراضات در مسیر بنیان‌برافکنی را بنفع جمهوری اسلامی مسدود کند! موفق شد خیابانها را از مردم بگیرد و به طرفداران نظام تحویل ده‌د! موفق شد اپوزیسیون را گرفتار وضعیت فعلی کند! موفق شد با گردن گرفتن عاملیت جنگ نتانیاهو و خامنه‌ای، تنگه هرمز را ببند! موفق شد جان تعداد زیادی از طرفدارانش و فرزندان عزیز ایران را بگیرد ! باور کنید بار کج به مقصد نمیرسد بقول پدرش با سر هم بندی نمیشود به مقصد رسید بقیه‌ش رو شما بگویید موقت
Comments: Fifa to enforce ban on pre-revolutionary Iran flag at World Cup in United States
Comments: https://x.com/abornaei/status/2057801677499998380 Dude did a great math to show the level of support this bozo has amongst the diaspora
Comments: Fuck Gabbard n her husband
Comments: It amazes me to see how resilient Iranians are. By Iranians I mean the ones living in Iran. For almost 1/2 century they have been subjected to just about everything imaginable and most, if not all, are horrible. From revolution to 8 years of war to costs going higher and higher almost nonstop. Sanctions, not be able to travel abroad, to being called terrorists and … The past year has been even worse. With all that, they still do what they can to live a decent life. They have kept the celebrations for Nowruz to weddings and birthdays. They still go out and enjoy what is left to celebrate. That is one thing the west never understood. These people have been through hell and still going. All these pains made them stronger and stronger. They might not have much but they have families and love for their country and culture.
Comments: Maybe!!! Maybe not… The US and Iran have reached an agreement, mediated by Pakistan, that includes a full ceasefire — including any targeting of infrastructure — “freedom of navigation” in the Persian Gulf and Strait of Hormuz, and a gradual lifting of economic sanctions on Iran, the Iranian semi-official news agency ILNA said in a post on Telegram. While the post from the ILNA made no mention of Iran’s nuclear enrichment program, it stated that negotiations on “outstanding issues” would begin within seven days. US and Iranian negotiators have been working toward an agreement that would bring both parties back to the table for second-round negotiations after a first round fell apart in mid-April. |
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