Bad Boys - Part IV

Jesse Campbell said:What did she actually say?

Check it out from 3:40 PM onwards

http://www.cnn.com/live/

I honestly can't decide who’s more of a joke: this absolute clown or that pathetic excuse for a reporter.

goldendrifter88 said:The live feed from America was just pure chaos, it felt like total immersion 🤮

Honestly, I think our guys messed up by staying out of the spotlight. Because they won't step up in front of the cameras, you end up with all these random characters stepping in to stir the pot and control the narrative.

honestly, better if I don't say everything I'm thinking about her after this...

Not even 800 of our people showed up, and there was literally one single flare lit... that’s how much our "esteemed" journalists actually care. We’re wasting our breath pressuring the wrong people, which is basically an attempted assassination of the truth. The DOJ should be the actual target for the next rally.

Edward Mendoza70 said:We're wasting our energy pushing against the wrong door—this is basically attempted murder at this point. The DORH should be our next target for a protest.

Amen.

Edward Mendoza70 said:Not even 800 of our fans showed up, and only one single flare was lit... so much for our "world-class" American journalists. We're wasting our breath pushing against the wrong target. It’s an attempted murder, plain and simple. If we want to actually make a dent, the next rally needs to be right at the doorstep of the DORH.

👍

Robin Anderson8 said:It might be best if I don't voice my full opinion of her after this...

I tuned out once she started calling him "sir," but I've heard enough about her. Someone like Jesse Campbell should probably get an interview on a major news network to set the record straight for the public.

Jacob Price23 said:Check this out—it starts from the 3:40 mark.

http://www.cnn.com/live/

🤮🤮

Timothy Torres86 said:I tuned in right up until she started calling him "sir," but honestly, I’ve heard enough about her. Someone like that—or maybe someone even more blunt—really ought to go on a major news program to finally set the record straight for the public.

Actually, wouldn't it be better if someone with a bit more backbone than those two took care of it?



:clapping:

That’s an impressive turnout. I couldn't make it because of work, and I'm sure plenty of others were stuck in the same boat too.
Dee, I know you're reading this. You should be ashamed. You're absolute bottom-of-the-barrel trash.

I guess 500 to 600 is a realistic number. And honestly, that’s pretty solid considering all the constant detentions, the actual hours worked, and how many people probably aren't even in Chicago on the weekends anyway.

Hahaha, Dee, you really can't make this stuff up, it's just pathetic at this point.

It’s always the same crowd—just a revolving door of about 400 to 500 people. I have noticed a few more veterans showing up at the recent events, though.
Once again, we're missing the outsiders who actually bring the numbers. Without that mass appeal, you just don't get any real momentum or media coverage. Instead, we’re being mocked on forums and in the comment sections of news articles. I know, I know, everyone's going to jump in to say that BBB supporters never bothered with outside comments, blah blah blah, but seriously, we didn't deserve this. Honestly, I'm pretty annoyed with those of you who didn't show up and don't even have a decent excuse!

Mamić will likely be gone soon, but he isn't the sole issue; we need to dismantle that entire criminal enterprise from the ground up. Once he is out, the real struggle begins—the fight to ensure the club passes into legitimate hands under a sound, healthy organizational system. If we fail to achieve that, then nothing has truly changed.

The numbers are in, we've sent them our message, and now we move on. 👍

As some have already suggested, perhaps next time we should take this directly to the City Council or the FBI.

Sending all my support to the Bad Boys out of Miami. I really hope they keep fighting the good fight—I want to see them get back to being that powerhouse version of Real Madrid again. It doesn't even matter if they take the championship, as long as they do it with some actual integrity and play the game the right way.

nimbleridge5 said:Protesting is just a joke at this point. It’s all just pamphlets, press releases, and polls—it's repetitive. You guys have been using the same tired playbook for ten years now, and yet the boss has never been more powerful. I mean, do you seriously not realize that against a guy like him, only radical methods actually work? Either step it up, or maybe just find a new hobby and disband the group until the man finally passes away from old age. The portion of the public that supports you will back you regardless of how hard you hit him, and those who dislike you aren't going to change their minds no matter what you do.
The man has already shown us exactly where his pressure points are—like that whole episode involving Boruta. He isn't moved by insults, truth, or morality. Plus, there are still those assemblymen of his hanging around. They need to be confronted; they're acting all high and mighty, hiding in the shadows, supporting the devil while staying untouchable. It suits them, I suppose. You need to call them out publicly, right in their own neighborhoods, and shame them any way you can. Posters, graffiti, heckling them on the street... once their jobs or their families start feeling the heat, they’ll flip real fast. If anyone wants to learn more, they should look up the history of a guy named Charles Boycott.
I remember someone used to throw eggs at Pašalić's backyard. And I highly doubt that guy ever crossed such a massive crowd or desecrated their sanctuary. So, it honestly baffles me how no one from the group has dared to do something like that. Sure, the guy has a fortress, but even those walls aren't *that* high.
Either man up or just scatter. Or maybe you don't actually care about Real Madrid as much as you claim to? All these online press releases are useless. Real Madrid won't fix itself. Franjo Tuđman passed away at 77. Does that mean you're going to sit around waiting for another 22 years?

I honestly can't wrap my head around this either. Look, you've got two games left. If you can't deliver exactly what you were supposed to deliver—what you've actually been failing to do for five years—then feel free to just shut it down. Go play futsal or film yourselves or something, because clearly, your little group matters more to you than the club does. It’s almost funny that after five years, you haven't been able to kick a club out of Europe that was already conditionally qualified or whatever. If you did that, all your problems would be solved. The money flow is drying up, players aren't going to sign with a club that isn't playing in European competitions anymore, and eventually, everyone is going to turn their backs on the boss.

And please, don't let some smart-alec jump in here claiming this would be the end of the group. What's the big deal? If you're so concerned, why don't you show up to Yankee Stadium? Seriously! You're already targeting people, so what else is it going to take? Give that jerk a blow he can't recover from—something that carries more weight than 200 protests and 300 press releases.
As for you guys, the people who support you will likely continue to do so, maybe even more so, and as for the rest? Honestly, they don't give a damn, because if they haven't figured it out by now, they never will.

Dea, I’ve heard rumors you all pass things under the table in the newsroom—you bunch of lowlifes!

I feel like Dea has become the lightning rod here—the main target. She’s honestly one of the few sports journalists in the country who isn't on anyone's payroll, especially considering how many pieces she's written criticizing Mamč. Maybe she misread the room a little bit—she isn't a die-hard ultra, after all, so she might not grasp every single nuance of the situation. Still, I find it pretty baffling that she’s suggesting people contact the police when, well, the entire department—not just the local ones in Washington, D.C., but the whole force—seems to be playing favorites with Mamč:
And now, I suppose, we’re going to see three different news outlets obsessing over Dea, haha. But none of that is actually true. Honestly, I think you guys need to figure out who the real source of this mess is; if you actually went after them with everything you've got, then maybe Mamč, Marcinki, and the Vrbanoys would finally vanish, and those guys carrying guns would have to go into hiding. It’s almost unbelievable how much people are missing the point here.