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Mixed Martial Arts (MMA/UFC) / Re: Kansetsu waza
« Last post by Donny on Today at 04:33:25 AM »
 :)

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Gossip & Opinions / Re: Will Trump go to the aid of Iranians?
« Last post by Donny on Today at 04:32:32 AM »
You get brownie points for not saying Israel.   :D

 :D
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Gossip & Opinions / Re: Will Trump go to the aid of Iranians?
« Last post by loco on Today at 04:21:00 AM »
It all smells of CIA involvment
Iran has been in the spot light for a long time

You get brownie points for not saying Israel.   :D
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Gossip & Opinions / Re: Average day in UK :D
« Last post by 38 returns on Today at 04:09:14 AM »
Utter Bastards who prey on young girls & Boys




completely agree

along with the catholic church, the church of england, the boy scouts.

you avoided the question donny

are you now or have you ever been a member of a left wing organisation in germany?

we can ALL see you avoiding the question.

LEFT.
WING.
PLANT.
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Gossip & Opinions / Re: Will Trump go to the aid of Iranians?
« Last post by Donny on Today at 03:57:18 AM »


New Travel Warning Issued for US Citizens in Iran: ‘Leave Now’

The U.S. State Department and Virtual Embassy Tehran issued a sweeping warning to American citizens in Iran to “leave now,” citing a surge in nationwide protests, violence and internet blackout.

The advisory came Monday as Iran entered its third week of anti-government demonstrations, with hundreds killed and thousands detained, according to rights groups and news reports.

https://www.newsweek.com/new-travel-warning-issued-for-us-citizens-in-iran-leave-now-11348437

It all smells of CIA involvment
Iran has been in the spot light for a long time
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Politics and Political Issues Board / Deleted
« Last post by IroNat on Today at 03:54:30 AM »
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Gossip & Opinions / Re: Will Trump go to the aid of Iranians?
« Last post by loco on Today at 03:53:35 AM »
I wasn’t even aware we could go there/be there in the first place.

No idea how accurate this is:

How US Citizens Can Travel to Iran?

January 28, 2025

One of the most common concerns for American travelers considering a trip to Iran is safety. Given the political tensions between the two countries, it’s understandable that many Americans—and their families—wonder if visiting Iran is a risky choice. However, based on the experiences of travelers who have visited Iran, the reality is quite different from common perceptions.

Iran is generally a very safe country for tourists, including US citizens. Unlike some other destinations where police presence is heavy, tourists in Iran—regardless of nationality—rarely encounter security checks or military scrutiny. Travelers often report feeling safer in Iran than in many parts of South America, where incidents like armed robbery are common. Violent crime against foreigners in Iran is extremely rare, and the local people are known for their hospitality and warmth, often going out of their way to welcome visitors, even Americans.

The Iranian government, in its commitment to ensuring the safety of all visitors, especially U.S. citizens, insists on the guided tour requirement. Considering that any negative incidents involving U.S. tourists carries the potential for diplomatic repercussions and negative press, the stringent measures are in place to mitigate any such risks and ensure a positive experience for travelers.

American citizens are welcome to visit Iran but as an American passport holder you need to obtain an Iranian visa before traveling to Iran. The conditions for obtaining an Iranian visa for American citizens are slightly different from those of other countries, and the conditions are slightly complicated and time-consuming in comparison. The validity of Iran visa for American citizens is 3 months. With this visa, you can stay in Iran for 30 days.

https://www.iransafar.co/how-us-citizens-can-travel-to-iran/
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