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Comments: منافقین در کانادا در سال های گذشته اقدام به تاسیس چند سازمان و انجمن در پوشش خیریه، فرهنگی و ورزشی کرده اند که در واقع بازوی جذب و اقدامات گروهک در کانادا به حساب می آید که نام بخشی از این انجمن ها را در ذیل مشاهده می کنید: 1-انجمن ایران دموکراتیک پیام: موقعیت شهر آتاوا، تاسیس2005،مسئول شهرام گلستانه
Comments: Germany sack coach Flick ahead of Euro 2024
Germany have sacked coach Hansi Flick just nine months from hosting Euro 2024 after Saturday's humiliating 4-1 defeat by Japan, the German FA (DFB) announced on Sunday. Flick became the first and only Germany head coach to be sacked since the position was created in 1926. Sporting director Rudi Voeller, who coached the side to a 2002 World Cup final against Brazil, will take over on an interim basis, with a successor to be announced at a later date. German FA boss Bernd Neuendorf said the sacking was "unavoidable" after the team's recent run of "disappointing" results. In a statement, Neuendorf said "with a view towards the European championships in our own country, we need a spirit of optimism and confidence", saying the decision was one of his "most difficult so far." The Germans were thoroughly outclassed by the Samurai Blue on home soil in the friendly in Wolfsburg, with only some acrobatic 'keeping from Marc-Andre ter Stegen preventing the score from eclipsing 2001's 5-1 loss to England in Munich. Germany have now lost four of their six matches since their early exit from the World Cup in December. Euro 2024 kicks off in Germany in June 2024. The home fans booed the German team at half-time, with some chanting "Hansi out" at the end of the match. Germany have been historically reluctant to make drastic changes to the coaching position, with none of Flick's predecessors sacked. Appointed in May 2021 after Joachim Loew's 15-year tenure ended, Flick was Germany's 10th head coach since World War II. Fresh off taking Bayern Munich to seven trophies in just 18 months in charge, Flick was victorious in his first eight matches as Germany boss. Since then he has won just four of 17 matches and presided over a group stage exit at the Qatar World Cup. Flick was bullish after Saturday's latest loss, telling reporters he "was convinced of what we are doing" and "wanted to continue" in the top job. On Sunday at a training session following the Japan rout, Flick told fans "I'll keep fighting", but admitted to AFP subsidiary SID "many things are difficult to predict" in football. Voeller said after the match emotions were running too high to make an immediate call on Flick's future. "I suggest we collect ourselves and sleep on it" Voeller said, explaining "we are all a little in shock... a defeat like that hurts." Taking over as interim boss in 2000, Voeller coached Germany to the final of the 2002 World Cup where they lost 2-0 to Brazil. His first match as caretaker coach is on Tuesday, in a friendly in Dortmund against World Cup runners-up France.
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Comments: In the land of blinds, one eyed man is a king.
Comments: Mossad chief accuses Iran of plotting deadly attacks, vows to hit perpetrators 'in heart' of TehranThe head of Israel’s Mossad spy agency says Israel is prepared to strike “in the heart of Tehran” to track down the perpetrators of Iranian attempts to hit Israeli and Jewish targets worldwide
Comments: Iran - US will swap prisoners next week.
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Comments: Nice Story A US Navy veteran got unexpected help while jailed in Iran. Once released, he repaid the favor WASHINGTON (AP) — Michael White had only recently arrived in a grim Iranian jail when a curious fellow prisoner, an English-speaking Iranian, approached him in the courtyard for a conversation. The American did not reveal much at first, but it was the beginning of an unlikely friendship between White, a Navy veteran imprisoned on spying charges he says were unfounded, and Mahdi Vatankhah, a young Iranian political activist whose positions on social issues had drawn his government’s ire. As the men connected behind bars over a shared interest in politics and human rights, they developed a bond that proved vital for both. Vatankhah, while in custody and after his release, helped White by providing White’s mother with crucial, firsthand accounts about her son’s status in prison and by passing along letters White had written while he was locked up. Once freed, White did not forget. He pushed successfully this year for Vatankhah’s admission to the United States, allowing the men to be reunited last spring inside a Los Angeles airport, something neither could have envisioned when they first met in prison years earlier. “He risked his life to get the information out for me when I was in the prison in Iran. He really, really did,” White said in an interview alongside Vatankhah. “I told him I would do everything I could in my power to get him here because I felt, one, that would be for his safety in his own life. And I also felt he could get a great contributing member of society here.”
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Comments: kAmkAr Jan, I make an exception and say one more thing just for you!😁 Yes, sanctions don’t work. It benefits small groups with connections and hurts majority. It helps some other countries like China and India to get cheap oil and sell junk in return. It helps neighboring countries with illegal trade but let’s increase the sanctions and see if it changes the behavior of IRI. And lastly, keep adjusting the sanctions to make sure it doesn’t actually hurt IRI! Give them passes when they really need it. Happy Sunday…
Comments: In summary! And that is my last post about sanctions. Who benefits from sanctions? The oligarchs who run IRI. They don’t want it removed. “Yes I am all for sanctions, even more…. yes I loved Trump for killing the deal.” If A=B and B=C then A=C! This has been the answer I have gotten in the past. If I don’t want certain solutions as a way to remove IRI, I must be a sympathizer, eslah talab, pro China/Russia or pro IRI. You figure it out! Now back to the sweet subject of Lavat!
Comments: Needless to say, I'm not as well read as you guys with sanction subject. Seems like you've done your homework. After reading a few of the posts it all started sounding the same and repeating yourselves. My take on sanctions is that whether sanctions exists or it doesn't, IRI finds a way to benefit from it.
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