Iran news, Dante's hell edition.
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>>406534
is it too small? or it is a bit black
why are u shy about you handihood?
>>406535
eh shut the fuck up
sounds like a music album that a deepshit nickelback clone would make
is it too small? or it is a bit black
why are u shy about you handihood?
>>406535
eh shut the fuck up
sounds like a music album that a deepshit nickelback clone would make
>>406538
nigga you didn't show anything
claiming victory while you lost, classic
>>406539
i am having fun
it is a slow day for the site.
nigga you didn't show anything
claiming victory while you lost, classic
>>406539
i am having fun
it is a slow day for the site.
>>406541
nice try have a low quality star, now turn off your vpn.
nice try have a low quality star, now turn off your vpn.
>now turn off your vpn.
i wonder how the sites knows your geolocation despite the ip addresses supposedly being encrypted
i wonder how the sites knows your geolocation despite the ip addresses supposedly being encrypted
>>406545
single as in no bitches
>>406546
well it passes through cloudflare
IP addresses are actually a very "blunt" instrument for location. they usually only tell a site which city or region your Internet Service Provider (ISP) is routing your traffic through.
and it is not trustworthy
like u see because of my isp i keep changing flag to iran and azerbaijan
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also i don't understand what is the point of flag when i can do this...tata i am in another country.
single as in no bitches
>>406546
well it passes through cloudflare
IP addresses are actually a very "blunt" instrument for location. they usually only tell a site which city or region your Internet Service Provider (ISP) is routing your traffic through.
and it is not trustworthy
like u see because of my isp i keep changing flag to iran and azerbaijan
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also i don't understand what is the point of flag when i can do this...tata i am in another country.
also, this whole idea of, oh, I'm safe, I'm chatting on an anonymous site, and oh, I've got a VPN, so even the FBI doesn't know where I am.
put that in a trash and burn it.
your internet provider exactly knows at what time which site you visited and what data you delivered.
put that in a trash and burn it.
your internet provider exactly knows at what time which site you visited and what data you delivered.
I'm not trolling though I am really American tbh
you can tell because all of my posts in this thread are the best post in this thread
you can tell because all of my posts in this thread are the best post in this thread
>Iran so cucked by USA that even their thread got cucked
o algo can you see
o algo can you see
dumb ass you gonna get banned for spamming
you are trying too hard and it is very embrassing really.
I'm QUITTING this board it SUCKS because you guys HATE AMERICANS and it's RUDE
>sips tea
Wonder what's rumbled the glimmers. They are going apeshit everywhere.
Wonder what's rumbled the glimmers. They are going apeshit everywhere.
wtf this thread makes no sense I can't even read the europeasant and desert nigger seethe it doesn't even make sense
are you a retarded shitskin
STOP being RUDE to AMERICANS
or I will say
STOP being RUDE to AMERICANS
and if you don't
it will be RUDE
or I will say
STOP being RUDE to AMERICANS
and if you don't
it will be RUDE
>>406540
Some of us want to actually use this thread for politics. Avoid engaging the troll to avoid shitting-up the thread.
Some of us want to actually use this thread for politics. Avoid engaging the troll to avoid shitting-up the thread.
Iransissies lost
hypocrisy disgusts me as much as sandniggers
alright I won the thread because you niggers can't understand with nigger IQ and you got baited because nigger emotional intelligence
I am not replying to this thread any longer so don't try to get me to stay by continually replying to me about my effortless psychic victory over you mentally retarded niggercattle
It's okay to feel profound shame about your limited mental capabilities
being obsessed with my hands was gay however
but it's june so pride month
but it's june so pride month
>>UK poised to act over Iran sanction breaches
>Enforcement agency expects increase in maximum fines in
>The UK’s sanctions enforcement body is looking to bring penalties against companies that have unlawfully dealt with Iran, in a warning shot to banks and other financial services firms.
>In a rare interview, Giles Thomson, the head of Britain’s Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI), said that the body was “increasingly looking” to take action over Iran.
>“In recent months, Iran sanctions have expanded in scope and we’re also increasingly looking at where there might be enforcement action we might want to take there,” he told the FT.
>The UK restored its sanctions against Iranian individuals and companies in September after the country failed to uphold commitments on its nuclear and ballistic missile programme. The majority of OFSI’s enforcement action is taken against financial services firms.
>Thomson’s comments come shortly after the US issued a temporary oil waiver on Iranian sanctions to allow the Islamic republic to sell oil, including in US dollars.
>OFSI, which was created a decade ago to better ensure business complies with sanctions, has stepped up enforcement recently.
>In January, it fined Lloyds Banking Group £160,000 for opening a bank account for an ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin, who became the first person to be convicted under current Russian sanctions legislation. This was followed by fines against Deutsche Bank and Apple for breaching the UK’s Russia sanctions.
>The Apple case was the first time OFSI issued a financial penalty against a non-UK entity, as well as the first under its new settlement scheme, which allows for fine discounts in exchange for subjects waiving their right to appeal.
>Russia is still OFSI’s “number one priority”, according to Thomson. The office has grown from about 30 people to 140 since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
>While OFSI’s penalties are fairly low by comparison to multinational profits — the highest financial sanction was £20mn against Standard Chartered in 2020 — the department is awaiting legislation to increase them.
>Currently, penalties are capped at either £1mn or 50 per cent of the breach value. This will increase to £2mn or 100 per cent, with the law change expected “in the next few months”, said Thomson.
>The department has also been working more closely with the US.
>Secondees from OFSI and America’s Office of Foreign Assets Control have been embedded in each other’s operations, with a joint penalty expected in future.
>“It’s very much a hope that at one point we’ll see a joint enforcement action,” Thomson said.
>OFSI has also been working more closely with other UK bodies. The department is about to second someone to the Bank of England for the first time, Thomson said.
>Alongside Iran, OFSI is prioritising a clampdown on the use of cryptocurrencies to avoid sanctions, an asset class that most law enforcement agencies are grappling with.
>“We’ve got way more cases than we could ever hope to do,” Thomson, a career civil servant, said. “So we have to prioritise and look at ways that we think will have most impact and are best in the public interest.”
>>406583
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/tautology
>Enforcement agency expects increase in maximum fines in
>The UK’s sanctions enforcement body is looking to bring penalties against companies that have unlawfully dealt with Iran, in a warning shot to banks and other financial services firms.
>In a rare interview, Giles Thomson, the head of Britain’s Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI), said that the body was “increasingly looking” to take action over Iran.
>“In recent months, Iran sanctions have expanded in scope and we’re also increasingly looking at where there might be enforcement action we might want to take there,” he told the FT.
>The UK restored its sanctions against Iranian individuals and companies in September after the country failed to uphold commitments on its nuclear and ballistic missile programme. The majority of OFSI’s enforcement action is taken against financial services firms.
>Thomson’s comments come shortly after the US issued a temporary oil waiver on Iranian sanctions to allow the Islamic republic to sell oil, including in US dollars.
>OFSI, which was created a decade ago to better ensure business complies with sanctions, has stepped up enforcement recently.
>In January, it fined Lloyds Banking Group £160,000 for opening a bank account for an ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin, who became the first person to be convicted under current Russian sanctions legislation. This was followed by fines against Deutsche Bank and Apple for breaching the UK’s Russia sanctions.
>The Apple case was the first time OFSI issued a financial penalty against a non-UK entity, as well as the first under its new settlement scheme, which allows for fine discounts in exchange for subjects waiving their right to appeal.
>Russia is still OFSI’s “number one priority”, according to Thomson. The office has grown from about 30 people to 140 since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
>While OFSI’s penalties are fairly low by comparison to multinational profits — the highest financial sanction was £20mn against Standard Chartered in 2020 — the department is awaiting legislation to increase them.
>Currently, penalties are capped at either £1mn or 50 per cent of the breach value. This will increase to £2mn or 100 per cent, with the law change expected “in the next few months”, said Thomson.
>The department has also been working more closely with the US.
>Secondees from OFSI and America’s Office of Foreign Assets Control have been embedded in each other’s operations, with a joint penalty expected in future.
>“It’s very much a hope that at one point we’ll see a joint enforcement action,” Thomson said.
>OFSI has also been working more closely with other UK bodies. The department is about to second someone to the Bank of England for the first time, Thomson said.
>Alongside Iran, OFSI is prioritising a clampdown on the use of cryptocurrencies to avoid sanctions, an asset class that most law enforcement agencies are grappling with.
>“We’ve got way more cases than we could ever hope to do,” Thomson, a career civil servant, said. “So we have to prioritise and look at ways that we think will have most impact and are best in the public interest.”
>>406583
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/tautology
>noooo you have to make sense what about if I was a retarded brown person and read your post and got mad at the text of your post because I was a retarded brownoid who didn't understand anything or have any contextual familiarity with posting on an imageboard because I am a redditor faggot who wasn't even self-aware when Friendship is Magic premiered
>>406591
did england switch side when the actual sanctions are being over?
is not that a bit late?
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but funny how after dick starmer collapsed this happened
did england switch side when the actual sanctions are being over?
is not that a bit late?
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but funny how after dick starmer collapsed this happened
>>406595
there were supposed to be green colored meme runes preceding this to imply you were doing it
there were supposed to be green colored meme runes preceding this to imply you were doing it
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