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7 days agoBut everyone else who supports Israel will likely claim they are terrorist just to stop that from happening.
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6·11 days agoI’m surprised they didn’t make this a mandatory Presidential Address so networks have to broadcast it.
He has clearly been against that.
Fine, let’s call him a hebephilia/ephebophilia protector. Is that better? /s
I am not. I already know they are.
That part doesn’t matter. If FIFA is getting a sitting leader of one of the host country governments to interfere with the outcome, it just signals how little the United States cares about the tournament or the sport. FIFA can totally come out and reverse the ruling and tell us why. The fact that they won’t and we are hearing that Trump is involved, will make the world have more distrust. We already denied visas to the referees, players and fans from many countries who wanted to come here for the tournament. This is blatantly cheating.
If the United States team wants to save face, they need to have Balogun sit out the game tomorrow.
FIFA is already currupt but this not what the U.S. needs.
A BIT FUCKING LATE FOR THAT NOW!
Fuck Israel and anyone that supports the state.
I’m sure at least one of them could be a billionaire.
Literally anyone.
I don’t mean to make a joke about this but was there no public opposition because they are legally not allowed to vote, and thus aren’t part of the legislation.
Am I the only one who has never heard of them but thinks the hair makes them resemble Richard Pryor?
Yes, but stocks hold value as being a form of ownership in a company.
So… they aren’t paying them at all. Just admit it. If you are being paid in any cryptocurrency… you are not being paid in a legal tender that 100% of the country accepts.
I’m gonna link this article from Sprudge from 2019 when the price of commodity dropped to like a $1 (maybe it was less). Starbucks put together a relief fund, giving smallholder farmers in Nicaragua, Guatemala, Mexico, and El Salvador, $20 million dollars. Long story short is that this exact amount based on currently available financial data, equated to less than $61.3 million at the time, which was approximately how much the company earned in revenue in a single afternoon. The point was that without up to date financials, the public did not know what the true impact was. For what it is worth, Starbucks could have been hurting farms by doing this at a time when the price of commodity was extremely low.
Likely what he is thinking.
So he doesn’t want them in the U.S. but he doesn’t like them elsewhere either? Dude, stop projecting your racism onto other people. Just because you are a dingbat bigot doesn’t mean anyone is or wants to be.
I’m not saying that is bad. I’m saying things are bad enough that the opposition will do wha they can to keep support for the genocide high.