Comments on: Neo-nazis and Iranian president bust up Frankfurt party

By: Scan

Scan — Sun, 02 Jul 2006 01:51:17 +0000

Well, Nazism is an ideology, need thinkers e more. I am Samaritan (Semit racial mixture). I think racism is an ideology, difficult fight with. I don´t care insult (it is common), but unployment, analfabetism, invaders and racial killers. People need say your expression. Here some people say: Say about me, bad, but say abou me.

By: Saed

Saed — Thu, 15 Jun 2006 14:24:45 +0000

Isn’t this amazing! We are using this sporting forum to exchange political views. There is nothing wrong with this, and in fact it is quite good. We can no longer be brain-washed by governments and their media.

By: Reza

Reza — Tue, 13 Jun 2006 16:48:37 +0000

Firstly, can I say that Iran’s president speech about Israel and Holocaust has totally been taken out of context and deliberately misrepresented to the world in order to pave the way for another war in the Middle East. The propaganda is so strong that even myself, as an Iranian, believed the media without listening to his speech. Recently I came across a copy of his speech on the Iran’s presidency web site. Having red it, I then realised how his speech has been misquoted and deliberately mistranslated in order to create an anti Iranian atmosphere around the world. For example, in his speech he has never ever mentioned to “wipe out Israel from the map” as the world media and some politicians are telling us. His speech is against the Zionist regime in Israel and say, very clearly, that his fight is not with the people of Israel! Anyway, Neo Nazis are a bunch of brainless idiots who also believed the propaganda and due to their anti-emetic ideas, they are now supporting the president of Iran. I will be there in Frankfurt and will be celebrating with our Portuguese friends. We don’t want these neo-Nazis mob around and Iran has nothing to do with anti-Semitism or racism.

By: Akbar

Akbar — Mon, 12 Jun 2006 19:01:34 +0000

To be fair, the Iranian President didn’t actually say that it didn’t happen.

But then again, neo-nazis never were the brightest sparks in town.

By: Damon

Damon — Mon, 12 Jun 2006 13:53:07 +0000

No Pedro. That’s Persian. An Iranian weblog has introduced WorldCupBlog and shortly written about some of its posts, including this particular one. There’s actually no comment about the debate on Neo-Nazi, Ahmadinejad thing.

By: Pedro P

Pedro P — Thu, 08 Jun 2006 08:10:37 +0000

Wow… Is this arabic? I can’t read it! Can anybody give me a hand here…?

By: ollyo.com » Blog Archive » سایت های داغ برای یک رویداد تماشایی / جام جهانی

Wed, 07 Jun 2006 15:47:30 +0000

[...] یکی دیگر از سایت های مرتبط با جام جهانی وب سایتی شامل ۳۲ وبلاگ که مربوط به تیم های حاضر در این رقابت هاست ، وبلاگ تیم های جام جهانی از ابتدای سال ۲۰۰۶ شروع به کار کرده و این روز ها به یکی پر طرفدارترین ها تبدیل شده است. این وبسایت در آدرس worldcupblog.org در دسترس است و تمامی ۳۲ تیم حاضر در جام جهانی یک وبلاگ بر روی این سرویس دارند که از مدت ها قبل اخبار مرتبط به تیم های ملی خود را در آن منتشر می کنند. وبلاگ ایران نیز در آدرس iran.worldcupblog.org مدت هاست که به قلم افشین افشار به روز می شود.در چند روز مانده به آغاز بازی های ایران بد نیست به وبلاگ هم گروهی هایمان سری بزنیم. وبلاگ تیم ملی مکزیک ، نخستین حریف ایران، این روزها بیشتر در باره ایران می نویسد . از داور بازی ایران مکزیک گرفته تا رنگ لباس دو تیم در دیدار اول. گویا قرار است مکزیکی ها در مقابل ایران از پیراهن و جوراب سبز و شورت های سفید استفاده کنند و تیم ایران یکدست قرمز می پوشد. وبلاگ پرتغالی جام جهانی در یکی از آخرین یادداشت هایش درمورد مصاف با ایران در ۱۷ june در شهر فرانکفورت و برنامه نئونازی ها برای حمایت از رئیس جمهوری ایران و در نتیجه مشکلات امنیتی این دیدار نوشته است . وبلاگ آنگولایی ها ، سومین حریف ایران نیز این روز ها بیشتر به تقویت روحیه تیمشان می پردازد و سعی دارد به گونه ای شکست های متوالی در بازی ها دوستانه را به فراموشی بسپارد [...]

By: Pedro P

Pedro P — Wed, 07 Jun 2006 10:48:30 +0000

Portugal had a huge arabic influence around that time as well (it wasn’t called Portugal yet). Today, a lot of words both in portuguese and spanish (castillian) have that legacy. One of Portugal’s provinces – Algarve – has arabic origin. The arabic influence, just like the northern european people who invaded the peninsula before the arabs, had a critical influence in the social fabric of the country (to be).

Anyway, Iran (Persia) is Asia but it’s a muslim culture. Hence the association with the arabs. Actually, one in which religion is not independant of the state – therefore all these things with the president. Being muslim, it supports Palestine and not Israel. Being against Israel is a plus for a nazi (the enemy of my enemy is my friend)…

Note, Luke, that there’s nothing relating nazi, or fascist, national socialist, etc, movements AND Islam and the muslim world. Extremists are extremists, no matter their ideology.

By: Tz

Tz — Wed, 07 Jun 2006 02:39:21 +0000

Just a quick note: Iranians are not Arabs. The majority of Iranians are Persians, namely of Indo-European descent. Portugese, being an Indo-European language, is closer to Persian than Persian is to Arabic in terms of grammar and vocabulary (Persian however began to use Arabic script after the Muslim invasions of Persia in the 7th century AD).

The word Aryan is a derivative of the Persian word Arya, which means “noble race” – the label the ancient Persians used to identity themselves. In fact, Iran means Land of the Aryans in Persian.

With that said, politics and demagoguery should go on hiatus between June 9th and July 9th.

The Baltic Sea? Nah, too close for comfort. How about Mars?

FOR FOOTBALL!!!!

By: Ceasar Lourenco

Ceasar Lourenco — Tue, 06 Jun 2006 20:59:29 +0000

Sadly I think it’s because Iran’s president has said the he doesn’t believe the holocast actually happened. So the Neo skinheads figure (and I use that term very very loosely) that he’s a good guy like them..
Wish people would leave politics out of sport..