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When did USA Wrestling decide to just concede Greco?
StillUndefeated replied to Room Guy's topic in International Wrestling
Do everyone a favor and put this in your signature: * Lebanese. * Anti-women. Most Americans here probably aren't familiar with the kind of ideology you're pushing. They probably assume you're Iranian, and I'd rather they not come away thinking your backward views represent Iranians. -
https://video.varzesh3.com/video/536191/دبیر-رهبر-شهید-کاملا-بر-کشتی-مسلط-بود Alireza Dabir: Khamenei had a complete command of wrestling. He was a master of every field.
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Belgium midfielder Nicolas Raskin said his team felt a "sense of injustice" over United States striker Folarin Balogun's one-match ban being suspended by Fifa shortly before their World Cup last-16 match. "There was a sense of injustice within the squad, and we were determined to respond on the field." Belgium captain Youri Tielemans insisted the affair had boosted his side. "We told ourselves we had to respond on the pitch. That's what we did," he said. https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/c4gyj50450go
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The fact that he was only a green card holder, not a citizen, changes the legal situation. But as an Iranian, what matters to me is that some people helped destroy Iran while chanting “Death to America,” and now they do not want their own children to live under the system they built. Instead, they send them to the very country they have spent years wishing to destroy. You sanction millions of ordinary Iranians who have no hostility toward you, then simply say, "Those are OFAC sanctions," as if that settles the matter. But when it comes to your sworn enemies, you suddenly become their defenders: "He wasn’t involved in the hostage crisis. He had not even been born when that took place." Why not apply the same logic to ordinary Iranians who suffer under these sanctions? It seems your attitude is: the children of hostage-takers were smart enough to get to America, so now they deserve protection. But those who stayed in Iran are the ones who deserve sanctions and bombs. With my previous account, I was making the same points when someone replied, "We prefer our enemies who chant Death to America over hypocritical arguments like yours." I simply responded, Fine, then: Death to America.
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Taking pleasure in wildfires in which animals are burned alive and people may also be harmed, and saying that this is "karma" for the wrongdoings of the people in that area, is not criticism and it is not even a controversial opinion. It is an inhumane statement. And you will probably say now, "Saying inhumane things is protected speech in the United States." Thank you for introducing me to American laws, but Eisa Hashemi, the son of Masoumeh Ebtekar, who was involved in the U.S. embassy hostage crisis, became a U.S. citizen under those same laws. Then, a few years later, his citizenship was revoked by Marco Rubio under those exact same laws, and he was removed from the United States. So those laws did not come down from heaven. In any case, we hope that those who chant "Death to America" in Iran, defend the regime’s crimes, the execution of protesters, and compulsory hijab laws, and then hypocritically move to the United States and post pictures of their a$$ on Instagram, will be deported back to Iran so they can experience your OFAC sanctions firsthand.
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No, that's not what free speech is about. Honestly, I really don't understand your system. You have placed heavy sanctions on ordinary Iranian people who harbor absolutely no hostility toward America. Some of these sanctions are still tied to the embassy hostage crisis from nearly 50 years ago; an event that happened before many of us were even born. Yet, the children and families of those very hostage-takers are granted U.S. citizenship, and now you’re telling me they have every right to celebrate American tragedies because of "free speech"? Meanwhile, an ordinary citizen like me can't even open a basic international account like PayPal because of your sanctions. How does that make any sense? What kind of laws are these?
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Then those laws need to change; the ones that allow your enemies to live right among you.
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I’m not talking about loyalty to Iran as a country. I’m talking about the Islamic Republic; a regime that has been built on anti-American sentiment from day one. They openly celebrate when Americans get hurt or killed. For context, take a look at this thread: https://intermatwrestle.com/forums/topic/10494-revoke-this-terrorists-citizenship-and-passport/#comment-391428 She is actually a US citizen. You might wonder why that matters. Well, look at this Instagram story she posted about two years ago. She shared a photo of the wildfires in LA and basically said these fires are karma for the "cruelty" of Americans. She’s clearly happy to see American people suffer. This is from an official media outlet closely tied to the IRGC that republished her story: https://www.tabnak.ir/fa/news/1283042/عکس-واکنش-ژیلا-صادقی-به-آتشسوزی-لسآنجلس And yet, this person was granted US citizenship and will be heading back to the States soon. Ask yourself: would you really want someone that radical, someone who genuinely enjoys the idea of Americans suffering, living next door to you and your family?
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She was going around the stadium handing out the Islamic Republic flag to foreign spectators. On top of that, she was pointing out Iranians carrying the real Iranian flag (the Lion and Sun) to stadium security (Under FIFA rules, fans aren't allowed to bring flags other than the official ones.)
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Of course, not all of them were foreigners. Some are Iranian-Americans who hold US citizenship but still work for the Islamic Republic. Iranians are tracking them down, but we also need to expose them to you guys, hoping some US official will eventually step up and deport them. Like this Iranian woman who is a US citizen but works for the regime
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The Iranian guy who exposed them said the Islamic Republic actually bought them the tickets and told them, 'You can watch the game for free, just take our flag with you.'
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The Islamic Republic actually paid a bunch of illegal immigrants in the US, mostly Mexicans and Pakistanis, to go to the stadium with the Islamic Republic flag. Iranians figured out some of them weren't Iranian, like this Mexican guy:
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The Islamic Republic flag is a political symbol to most Iranians, not a national one. We don’t consider it our flag. The people who bring that flag into US stadiums during the World Cup are all regime supporters and your enemies. Why do you guys let them live in the US when they are openly your enemies?
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https://www.dawn.com/news/2012975/i-thought-people-hated-him-trump-shocked-over-iranians-mourning-khamenei US President Donald Trump says he is "shocked" to see Iranians cry at Khamenei’s funeral, according to Al Jazeera. "I thought people hated him," Trump reportedly tells Axios. ------------------------------------------- Spent billions, dragged multiple countries into war, put American lives and interests at risk, got a lot of people killed... and still doesn't even understand what's going on in Iran. Doesn't even get how these ceremonies and all the crying are organized. Same guy was on Truth Social pushing "Make Iran Great Again! MIGA!" That's some next-level hypocrisy. Simple question: How are you gonna change a country when you don't even understand it? Even if we assume Trump genuinely wanted to "Make Iran Great Again," wouldn't the first step be learning something about the country? Mind-blowing.
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In some developing countries, workers are wearing head-mounted cameras to collect training data for robots… robots that will eventually replace the very same jobs they’re doing! https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2026/jun/24/indian-factory-workers-told-film-themselves-for-ai-robots
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Wasn't Iran's team supposed to head back home anyway? And if the U.S. and Europe are so bad, why do you want to live there?
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Hey Americans, how are you all doing?
StillUndefeated replied to StillUndefeated's topic in Non Wrestling Topics
Kick this guy out of the U.S. and send him to Iran. He doesn't deserve to live in a free country. -
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Was your team, Lebanon, even in the World Cup? I don't really follow the World Cup that closely, so I have no idea who was in it.
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Iran says Hezbollah peace first, Hezbollah says never
StillUndefeated replied to mspart's topic in Non Wrestling Topics
Islamic Republic just hit Israel tonight over those strikes on Beirut. Israel says some rockets landed in Haifa. And the IRGC just told people in northern Israel to get out. -
So while your country was under attack, you were busy enjoying life in a peaceful, free country?
