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Comments: HEINOUS—Trump HHS’s RFK Jr just ended US recommendation that healthy pregnant women & kids receive COVID vaccines. 📌Extraordinary move that bypasses scientific system of vaccine guidelines from CDC!! Kids & women are not immune to Long COVID! Gift🎁🔗 https://t.co/m66Jr7cReI
Comments: Zinsky: Virtually all republican representatives have sent a letter to Trump that he should not get into a deal with Iran and rather confrontation is the way to go. From the other end, Arab countries of the Persian gulf are asking Trump to sign a deal as the fear to become collateral victims of the confrontation.
Comments: RC7 is very smart too. He helped his bosses in KSA team to florish the team n has brought a number of good players though off their peak, Benzema, Mane to name a few. I think you’re right he will take his money + backing from KSA sovereign fund and buy a majority share of an EPL team.
Comments: By the way, had he gone to Emirates, his money would have been liquid and he could would have been able to invest it anywhere. I think Ronaldo's contract is for $300M for 5 years!! Back then Beckham would have gotten less because this was a lot of money for then and Beckham was never as big a deal as Ronaldo is. Then there are US taxes which he would not have to deal with at all in UAE. I bet you when Ronaldo is done, he will put his money into an English club as a part owner or some shit like that (invest in several). Now compare that to owning Miami bullshit FC. ![[confused]](https://cdn.websitetoolbox.com/images/boards/smilies/confused.gif "Confused - :confused:")
Comments: Point 3 is the comparison to what he would have made had he gone to Emirates. If an MLS club right now goes for $100M (I cannot imagine one being worth much more than this, especially Miami) and he has had to bring $50 of his own money, he is now $50M ahead. In Emirates, he would have made a lot more than that, had he played 5 years there which he could have easily done in the shitty league. This is what Ronaldo chose to do and is hugely ahead financially. The big difference: Ronaldo's money is not tied up in another shitty league that is not going anywhere.
Comments: Point 2 is that all the BS about the American league is just that. He was not and never has been the face of American soccer. He became the face of LA Galaxy. His impact was only for that club. He had no effect on the overall league attendance or merchandizing. Even at LA Galaxy, he had a limited impact and it wore off very quickly during the first season, just like how Messi's impact wore off in one season. The only sort of financial success was his right to start the Miami team for $50M. If this is true, it probably is a good deal, although hard to tell the truth through the bullshit. It is difficult to tell how much MLS clubs make. Enough to say that if he were doing as well as this BS says, he would not be hosting Beckham and friends on Paramount+ to get some screen time. He has right now disappeared as a soccer player and is only there as a mediocre business man.
Comments: This is a whole lot of bullshit. First, when he left RM, he was finished. He was no longer on par with the rest of the team and was being pushed out. He was certainly not at the top of his game. His options were an emArAti club or the USA. So, where ever he is now should be compared to what he would have made there as compared to what he is making now not to what he would have made at RM. Staying at RM was not an option for him. At that point he was a BS player. This is point 1.
Comments: Fucker is a Brit, don’t underestimate em
Comments: https://www.instagram.com/p/DJ_aamkI7SD/ Smart man!🤔
Comments: I consider the Israeli-American relationship as the greatest hostage crisis this country has even been in. If the USA wants to get out of this hostage role, the current negotiations present the best opportunity. There is so much negative news about Israel and so much will on all sides, including the public, to reach a negotiated deal rather than continuing conflict that has muffled israeli propaganda for war. So, Trump is in the best political, media, and public opinion position to break this country from the Israeli jail. We'll see if he actually has the will and the power to do it. I think he has the power because he also has a bunch of hostages of his own-the republican congress people. Whatever he does, they mostly will have to follow. So, this is not a zionist lobby against no one.
Comments: In all honestly, I think the deal was made a while back. Both sides need to sell it internally.
Comments: One simple way would be to set a limit how far the enrichment can go. This was done very effectively in JCPOA and the result was that Iran still does not have weapons grade Uranium. I agree that there are so many reliable ways of doing this. The Nuclear Atomic Agency did a great job of monitoring all this.
Comments: Iran is open to compromises on its nuclear program in talks with the United States, but uranium enrichment remains non-negotiable, Tehran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson told CNN, indicating Washington understands this position. “If the intention is to make sure that Iran’s nuclear program would not be weaponized, I think that’s something that we could simply do,” Esmail Baghaei, the spokesperson for Iran’s Foreign ministry, said in Tehran on Monday. Asked by CNN how a compromise can be reached in talks, Baghaei said, “So many ways” without specifying.
Comments: Amazing how Israel is the deciding factor in this! Who is the super power? Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US President Donald Trump engaged in a heated phone call last week over how to confront Iran, Israeli television reported Monday, contradicting earlier claims that the two had reached a unified stance on preventing Tehran from acquiring a nuclear weapon. According to Channel 12 news, the conversation was marked by sharp disagreements, with Trump reportedly telling Netanyahu: “I want a diplomatic solution with the Iranians. I believe in my ability to make a good deal.” He also reportedly emphasized his interest in an agreement that would serve the interests of both sides.
Comments: Correction: 4 TER players ended up in the top 10 scorers.
Comments: Faramarz the winning coach picked quality players especially the non-Iranian ones. 3 TER players ended up in the top 10 scorers including 2 foreigners. He did not bring in any players for kickbacks unlike some other coaches ![[biggrin]](https://cdn.websitetoolbox.com/images/boards/smilies/biggrin.gif "Big Grin - :D") I am sure some Arab club will snatch him away with a big money offer for next season! http://www.iplstats.com/scorers.htm
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