Everybody is hanging tight for an extremely thrilling and charming match, God All-powerful willing, here in Al-Nasr Square, around here at Al-Awal Park Arena, and obviously everybody is sitting tight for an undeniable football night, truly pleasant, within the sight of countless Eliano on Talisca in this shot of Laporte in the head, however the ball came high and after that its peril finished to Objective kick with a smart idea towards Brozovic, Rose, a wonderful cross, yet it passed. It is as yet perilous, its risk has not finished. The protection handles the aspects. Broser with the heel. Pleasant shot. A lovely cross shot. Gracious God. Al-Nasr assault. Al-Nasr Square. Al-Nasr endeavor. The header is lovely, yet the safeguard mediates. Tires' crosses are incredibly gorgeous. Incredibly risky. A slip-up. Brozovic got an admonition. The main yellow card was given to Marcelo Brozovic. Following four minutes of play, he played a ball towards Cristiano, attempting to shoot a ball to Talisca. Decent shot. Wonderful Talisca. Disdain. Good gracious. An odd shot that was missed on Talisca in a strange manner. Gracious Talisca, check Otavio out. Otavio. O my eyes, Otavio. A lovely, enchanted touch. From the Portuguese, extraordinary tension from Nasraoui, meanwhile, one more lovely time from Opio and the disdain for Cristiano. God favor Imprint, Cristiano. Nasraoui's objective is a lovely first activity. A delightful closure. Extraordinary Nasraoui happiness with this Christian in this shot. God is general. God is the wonderful ball. The wonderful ball forces itself in this shot. Cristiano. No. Rest is rarely enough, football goes on forever, Cristiano goes on forever, an endless flow of shots, bliss after another, ball after another, history after the last touch, after another. The endings are a rocket as a be lost in these director places. Al-Ghanam is a producer of 1,000 Tusca there, yet inclusion from the protection. Cover from the guard is pleasant from Al-Ghanam. Wonderful entry. Yet, there was a mediation and a line was granted to the ref of the counterpart for King Ghanem. Was the mediation inside the area or outside the punishment region? It appears to be outside the punishment region in this match. He is likewise present in wellbeing by Raghed Al-Najjar, a craftsman, on the field of the match. There are numerous issues in the goalkeeping line. Storyteller or S. See this. The season is in this specific period, after the reestablished injury to David Ospe, with some aggravation at the level of the left foot, so he will be driven away from his situation meanwhile, and he is feeling a great deal of agony, torment at the level of the injury, and the aggravation that he didn't exploit the ebb and flow period to play as an essential goalkeeper. The injury comes in this timing, which is challenging to open. He attempts This overwhelm, these troublesome minutes, the ball is from Talisca, however it is against the wall, and after that it is fixed, through which Al-Fateh looks to get back with a hazardous cross, yet the guard intercedes and the shot is a Fathawi rebound. A wonderful Fathawi rebound, Salem Al-Najdi, with a rocket, and nothing better. God, my model. God, my model. Solid ball that doesn't impede or answer. Anticipation. Walid Abdullah's net is with a touch, and it isn't the most brilliant, or a shot isn't the most magnificent, by Salem Najdi, with the left foot. Unfortunate for Walid Abdullah, seconds in the wake of entering or minutes subsequent to entering the Al-Nasr net, and he balances. A ball, so he covers it and enters a foul, and the official thinks of it as a punishment for Talisca, yet everybody will observer all the more remarkable minutes. In this match, Salem Aldo Telles was reserved with the left foot. Alex played a perilous cross with his head, yet it passed, gracious God, on an opportunity headed by Cristiano, yet it was returned. This shot was viewed as offside on Ronaldo in the last ball. Anyway, the shot was lost among Tesca and King Helwa. The last shot was a Nasraoui cross for who is Ronaldo? Miss, yet high shot, not the most astonishing, delightful show-stopper in the last shot, a group game in the greatest possible level of magnificence, Nasraoui, however it was not finished, the header came high, the assault was wonderful, Nasraoui arrived at Cristiano Ronaldo, Benet, and Sadio tomorrow, yet the guard mediated unpalatably in the hostile side in the last meters, with a lovely cross header. Yet, Aliyah, gracious God, was extremely risky. I needed to hang tight for his pass, yet it occurred in the guard, and afterward there was a risky cross. There appeared to be some uncertainty that there was offside in any case on Ali Mourad Batra, yet it appears to be that the associate official didn't urge Zil Aryan to execute a hazardous Fatah corner. Header, yet the aspects are Telles on the left. Telles in the cross is perilous with the header, however it passes. Wow. A lovely shot among Therese and Cristiano on a similar foot. A brilliant left foot by Telles. The size for Cristiano is on time. Cristiano hung tight for it. Mane Arena. A hazardous touch for Brozovic. A shot, however it is the goalkeeper's hand. It is risky. The last shot. Goodness, gracious. It gets an opportunity, and what an extraordinary occupation by Nabu Dzhi in this shot, in this pass, Zenaria blocks it, good gracious, goodness God, gracious, Fatih, God, God, from Abu Djin, a shot, and the most gorgeous shot by Laryal, Walid, in torment, to Christian Téo, extremely perilous, passed, and Téo's pass is a risky open door, gracious, my God, wow. On an exceptionally risky open door, goodness God, how hazardous it was. The last shot, that is to say, Fatah. This is any going after force striking the positions of Al-Fateh. In the last shot, an objective and a second among Theo and Zil Aryan, yet the Nasraoui safeguard mediated the initial time. The goalkeeper is out of uncertainty. He couldn't say whether there was an extra shot or not. He requests confirmation of this shot. Zaran additionally requests the arbitrator from the match to check this shot. Seven minutes into the final part, the ball was very risky for Al-Fateh's objective. This is a custom for Mourad Batna's ball with Laporte. The contention that happened between them over the contact ball. He talked with my partner right now. He brought up before Everything revolves around offside in any case on Mourad Batna and on Al-Fattar's assault to Aryan to Mokhtar Christian takes a stab at the left. Tyubi attempts a delightful shot. Walid Al. Cristiano is a rocket that made a delightful cross ball with the header, yet it passed, gracious God. The open door was hazardous, however at that point it was missed by Talisca. It couldn't be any more obvious, Talisca answered. He followed up on the football of Otavio Arena with a hazardous touch for Maine and a perilous shot, however Saadane sparkles. Marwan wards it off. Al-Fateh's solid protective wall in this season. The pioneer sparkles in Al-Adi. Brozovic is in a perilous spot. Brozovic Tab Broz attempts to shoot. Wonderful. Good gracious. The singular expertise is Memer with a left touch. Goodness God, what a gift to them. A singular arrangement on troublesome evenings in matches between players attempting this way and that. Al-Ghanam passed the shot. Wow, a ball squandered. Any opportunity squandered. Castro. A little karma. Castro. The shot that didn't include offside on Al-Ghanam. Expertise. High expertise and shot with the left. Al-Ghanam's ball was lost. Al-Ghanam is on the right side. Pausing. In the space, it is perilous, Otavio is hazardous [applause] Outside, my eyes, Otavio, Otavio II is delightful, what a magnificent triumph, what a triumph for God against the commotion, the sheep, my eyes, the sheep, the sheep, gracious gathering of sheep, he is a virgin, and there isn't anything more superb than he plays an enchanting cross that he met with Otavio, the short, conspiring, risky, goalscorer, imaginative, innovative, beguiling sleeper in Midfield
About the Creator
Keep reading
More stories from writers in History and other communities.
Why Does the United States Want Greenland? Trump, Resources and the New Arctic Power Struggle
The desire to seize control of the world is not new. Throughout history, various adventurers and conquerors have attempted this, yet none succeeded in conquering the entire globe. Several figures did manage to capture large parts of the world, including Alexander the Great, Genghis Khan, and Sultan Mehmed the Conqueror. In recent history, a similar attempt was made by Adolf Hitler. However, Hitler’s primary objective was not to conquer the whole world; rather, his main goal was to occupy Eastern Europe and Russian territories in order to create “living space” for the German race. These days, comparable ambitions seem to be stirring in the heart of President Donald Trump. The real-estate investor within him appears eager to take control of vast territories. After Venezuela, his eyes are now fixed on Greenland—indeed, it would be more accurate to say that his covetous gaze has fallen upon Greenland, the world’s largest island, though not a continent. The name Greenland was introduced by Scandinavian settlers. It is a Danish word meaning “land of people.” This autonomous country is part of the Kingdom of Denmark and lies between the Arctic Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean. Its area is 2,166,000 square kilometers, of which 1,755,000 square kilometers—about 81 percent—is covered by ice. Its population is roughly 57,000. The history of Greenland dates back to 2500 BC, evidence of which still exists in the form of archaeological remains. Over the centuries, beginning in 986 AD, the western coast of Greenland was settled by people from Iceland and Norway. Some of these settlements survived for centuries, while others disappeared in the fifteenth century, possibly due to famine or conflict. In 1721, a major expedition was launched in which Norwegian missionaries and others traveled to Greenland. In July 1931, Norway declared eastern Greenland an uninhabited region and occupied it. Denmark took the case to the International Court in 1933, which ruled against Norway. During the Second World War, Greenland’s connection with Denmark was severed when Germany occupied Denmark. The United States then assumed responsibility for Greenland’s defense, returning control to Denmark after the war. During the Cold War, the U.S. established military bases in northern Greenland, turning the island into a strategic front between global powers. The minerals hidden beneath the ice, the opening Arctic sea routes, and geopolitical rivalry transformed Greenland from merely a geographic entity into a center of politics and power. In 1979 Denmark granted Greenland limited autonomy but retained control over defense, foreign affairs, currency, and economic matters. By the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries, Greenland gained greater self-rule and established a local government, yet it remains part of the Danish realm. This raises the question: what is it about Greenland that makes the United States want to seize it? First, Donald Trump is not the first U.S. president to show interest in Greenland, though he is arguably the first to speak of capturing it by force. The United States considered purchasing Greenland in 1867 and again in 1946, but these plans never materialized. Even afterward, efforts did not cease, and successive presidents continued attempts to bring Greenland under American control. From a national security perspective, acquiring Greenland is crucial for the U.S. because growing Russian and Chinese activity in the Arctic could pose a threat. Experts believe that Trump’s interest is also driven by the island’s vast size and symbolic power. Moreover, Greenland holds extraordinary importance in terms of natural resources. It contains uranium, gold, oil, gas, and large deposits of rare earth minerals. According to the Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland, the country is rich in rare metals, including seventeen elements used in drones, electric vehicles, and fighter jets—vital for modern technology and defense industries. Greenland also possesses graphite, lithium, and copper reserves amounting to about 0.75 percent of global deposits. Lithium, a key component of batteries, is expected to see its demand increase eightfold by 2040. At present, China dominates the global minerals market, and these reserves could be critical for countries seeking to reduce dependence on China—something the U.S. is already striving to achieve. By now, the answer should be clear as to why America wants control over Greenland. This is a war over resources and dominance. In earlier eras, grain, livestock, and even women were considered resources; today, the resources are different. Denmark and Europe will not easily allow Greenland to fall into American hands. Denmark is increasing its military presence there, while Germany, France, Sweden, Finland, Norway, Britain, and the Netherlands have sent troops for Denmark’s “Arctic Resilience” military exercises. Under such conditions, the risk of confrontation is growing, and for the first time since World War II, Europe and the U.S. appear to be drifting apart. Retreat on issues like Iran will be hard for Trump, and now Greenland and Denmark are showing resistance. In the future, the world may be composed of large empires and their client states. What will be our place in such a world? Our elite will need to decide wisely. The United States has historically opposed adventurism, yet this time it seems to have chosen that role itself. Many Americans consider this their right, and those familiar with the concept of “Manifest Destiny” know that this narrative has long been used as propaganda to justify American imperial dominance. Like earlier adventures, this American gamble will also end no differently—the adventurer will face defeat, and future generations will read about it in the pages of history. But this path is drenched in blood and will undoubtedly reshape the world’s geography. May God protect us all. Is this conversation helpful so far?
By Hashim Khan 6 days ago in History
I've Just Realized
The President doesn't understand music. There. It felt very good to write that; it's some thing I just realized today. Oh , yes; he plays it. He TRUMPets it in rallies and meetings, pumps it across the airwaves when he gathers up our minutes waiting for his late arrival.
By Judey Kalchik 4 days ago in Beat
Comments
There are no comments for this story
Be the first to respond and start the conversation.