Documents tagged "Iranian"
Found 8 documents with this tag
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The image appears to be a photograph of a printed article with the headline "THE AVATAR ALWAYS SAYS NO" in bold black letters at the top. The page is filled with text, which seems to be an opinion piece or commentary from 'Wall Street Journal', as indicated by the visible brand logo on the top left corner. The article discusses the relationship between Iran and the U.S. and includes references to past events and discussions involving both countries, such as meetings between U.S. officials and Iranian representatives. There are no people visible in the image, and it does not provide information about the specific location.
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The document discusses the 2016 U.S. presidential election, focusing on Donald Trump's campaign strategy in Pennsylvania and a voter's perspective of his candidacy. It also mentions changes in Iranian society with regard to weddings and fashion choices by young Iranians. Additionally, it refers to Bill Cosby's legal issues and the challenges faced by victims seeking justice for sexual crimes due to statutes of limitations.
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In 2012, a $91M hotel-condo project called Palm House was marketed to Chinese, Iranian and Turkish investors as a promising EB-5 investment. The marketing materials featured photos of the Clintons and Donald Trump as part of an advisory board along with celebrities like Celine Dion and Tony Bennett. However, more than six years later, the project remains unfinished and the hotel's dilapidated structure was sold in a bankruptcy auction for just shy of $40 million to a U.S. affiliate of London & Regional Properties. The key people involved in the project, Robert Matthews and Nicholas Laudano, pleaded guilty to fraud charges related to EB-5 funding misappropriation, while the 91 investors lost their $500,000 investments and never received their green cards.
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The email discusses the topic of U.S. diplomatic efforts to reach out to Iran regarding their nuclear programs, and highlights key figures such as Larry Summers, Joe Biden, Ali Akbar Salehi, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and President Obama. It mentions past instances where U.S. attempts at diplomacy with Iran have been met with rejection by the Iranian leadership. The email also refers to a Wall Street Journal editorial titled "The Ayatollah Always Says No" and provides background on the Farsi language and its word for 'no'.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_028648.txt
This document discusses the U.S.-Iranian diplomatic relationship regarding their nuclear program. The author argues that offering a final nuclear agreement to Iran is not the best strategy as it fails to recognize the complexity and multifaceted nature of the Iranian nuclear program, which requires piecemeal negotiations and incremental progress. Additionally, the author notes that if the U.S. were to offer Iran a final deal, Tehran has the right to contest and negotiate its provisions, and the international community is unlikely to support further sanctions or military action until Iran's objections are taken into account.
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The email discusses an article from the Wall Street Journal about Joe Biden's offer of direct bilateral talks with Iran regarding its nuclear programs and the Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's rejection of such talks. The author of the email, Jeffrey Epstein, is providing information on a dinner meeting and Israel-related news briefings to Larry Summers.
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The Investment Management Division document discusses the risks of a US-Iran military conflict and other geopolitical risks. It focuses on key people, places, and topics such as US policy on Iran, Iranian actions and current economic conditions, potential for US-Iranian military conflict, implications for the global oil market, external exogenous shocks, trade war with China or continued slowing growth in China, Brexit, auto tariffs, Russia, Middle East, North Korea, cyberattacks, terrorism, the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) between Iran and P5+1, US sanctions on Iran, and recent key events in US-Iran relations. The document emphasizes the need for risk management strategies to mitigate potential negative impacts on financial markets.
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This document discusses a topic from the Foreign Policy magazine article "The Ayatollah Under the Bed(sheets)" by Karim Sadjadpour in May/June 2012. The article explores the intersection of Islamic law and sexuality in the Islamic Republic of Iran, referencing an obscure cleric named Ayatollah Gilani who became a sensation on state television in the early years of the Iranian Revolution. It also references another article written by Jeffrey Epstein that discusses the same topic. The document appears to be forwarding this information to someone else, with the intention of highlighting its relevance or interest.