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Comments: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IhHN0-YyjN4 He has a lot of good points about distinction between Trump and Western Policies in general.
Comments: كوس ننش خنديده ياسمن جنده خانم🤮
Comments: Cheghadr in ShAhollAhihA bisharaf va jAni hastan.
Comments: Thanks for trying. I wasn’t sure if it is from my side
Comments: I’m hoping it is a maintenance issue! رشتی جان، I’m trying to access the website to check my passport status. It seems it is down!!!
Comments: فرامرز و زینسکی من الان امتحان کردم. نه. تمام سایت پایینه.
Comments: Rashti is daftar.org coming up at all?
Comments: Zinsky jAn, daftar.org is not coming up at all.
Comments: آقا زینسکی کدام قسمت دفتر؟
Comments: شاید این سخنان باعث مرگ سیاسی رضا پهلوی شود. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DcHNrjnCCXA/
Comments: وقتی بمباران اتمی نشانه پیشرفت میشود. https://www.instagram.com/reel/Dc0cb27iBHS/
Comments: Could someone please try daftar.org and see if it is working?
Comments: This is reaching hallucination level now, not being able to cope with the reality! They actually believe that the american population could be fooled just as easily as their president. the difference here is that Trump is not going to war. But the americans will. If they think that they can convince one million americans be fooled into going into ground war with Iran, it means that the bitter tast of reality has pushed them into delirium.
Comments: https://x.com/rezanasri1/status/2095547831842918656 Israel is planning 😎 Israel's Jerusalem Post has published a proposal every American should read. The argument runs like this: the war on Iran cannot be sold to the American public. A ground campaign would need somewhere between 750,000 and 1.5 million troops. The active Army has about 452,000. So the gap should be closed by offering to erase the student loans, credit-card balances and car notes of Americans aged 18 to 34 in exchange for two or three years in uniform. ....
Comments: I was trying to check my passport (Iranian one) status via rafter.org. It doesn’t work. Anyone else having the same issue?
Comments: "Habibi, Come To Iran": Tehran Mocks US With 'Minesweeper' Game Over Hormuz
Comments: Whoever is writing these tweets for him, is or was definitely a WS exec or fund manager.
Comments: This is getting more entertaining by the day Ghalibaf to Bessent, for people who don’t speak Bloomberg: OQX26 = Oman crude, November 2026. USGG10YR = the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield. DOESSPR = America’s Strategic Petroleum Reserve. The one stored in salt caverns. Translation: Keep shorting, champ. Or drain the reserve past the danger line and watch Bryan Mound collapse. Either way, that’s your résumé. The world already bought popcorn.
Comments: In the meantime, stocks are flying higher! I have no idea what is happening anymore.
Comments: President Donald Trump has privately discussed with senior aides whether to declare the Iran war over and has indicated he favors the idea, according to a new report, as he publicly signals that the conflict may not last “very much longer.” U.S. officials told The Wall Street Journal that Trump has discussed declaring the war over while telling aides he believes continued economic pressure will eventually force Iran to dismantle its nuclear program or lead to the collapse of the regime. The reported discussions come as the U.S. and Iran continue to exchange fire and compete for control of the Strait of Hormuz. When Fox News Digital reached out to the White House for comment on the report, officials pointed to remarks Trump made Wednesday in the Oval Office. “It’s very simple. Iran could not have a nuclear weapon,” Trump said. “As soon as it’s over, which I don’t think it will be very much longer. I don’t know how much more they can take, but, you know, whatever it is, it doesn’t matter,” Trump added. Trump also said his approach to Iran was not being influenced by the election and argued that his party supports his efforts to prevent Tehran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. “Number one, I'm not running, but my party is running and I'm going to help my party,” Trump said. “But I think my party respects the fact that we're not allowing Iran to have a nuclear weapon. And frankly, other presidents should have done that, but they didn't have whatever it takes to do it.” Trump has pursued an economic pressure campaign in recent weeks to bring Iran back to the negotiating table, though Tehran has shown no sign of backing down. |
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