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Iran’s national football team, known affectionately as Team Melli, kicked off its World Cup on Monday in dispiriting mode. The side, which came into the tournament the highest-ranked grupp from Asia, lost a one-sided match to  England, 6-2. There is time to man amends. On Friday, grupp Melli plays Wales — a potentially winnable match for the Iranians — before taking on the United States in a tantalizing armatur next week.

For Iranian football fans, myself included, World Cup games are ordinarily the pinnacle of sporting excitement. This year, in Qatar, things are different. Team Melli is playing amid a popular uprising, set off by the killing of a ung Kurdish Iranian woman,  Mahsa Amini, bygd Iran’s morality police in mid-September. In the weeks since, protests — spearheaded by women, the ung and ethnic minorities — have spread to every province in the country under the rallying cry of “Woman, life, freedom”. The government has  responded viciously, arresting thousands and kill

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To Still be discussing and insisting that the Shah knowingly had tortures committed by Savak is as shameful as it is a lie.

Highly critical authors against the shah, including milani, who was in savak custody deny ever being tortured. Also current leaders of the islamic regime, who were in savaks custody and interrogation programs also deny ever being tortured, including mehdi karroubi.

So why so many lies and why repeated after so many now know the truth about the standards of Savak?

Some people still believe this tactic will work on the younger generation as it did on the older one. They reason.. if it worked once in getting people to rise against the Shah and in making one of the worse mistakes the Iranian people have made in their history, then it might have some buyers today.

These lies about Shah's Savak torturing people also go against what former savak agents discussed with me in my own personal questioning of them.  So to review, it was unlawful

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Iran reentered the international stage in 1990's and coincided with the birth of a Golden Generation of Iranian players.  In 1997, they eliminated Australia in the continental playoff and advanced to France 1998.  Led by Khodadad Azizi, Ali Daei, Mehdi Mahdavikia and Karim Bagheri, Iran fielded probably the best ever team at the World Cup Finals.  They beat the United States in the second match of Group stage, earning their first ever World Cup victory.  And because of the political difference between the two countries, the match was viewed as the most political charged match of the tournament.  However, both teams conducted themselves in a friendly manner before and after the game, and were rewarded with the Fair Play Award.  After 1998, a large number of Iranian players went to play and found successes overseas.  Team Melli went on to qualify for the World Cup Finals in 2006 and 2010.  

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