Posts by Elizabeth Mendoza5

jadegull3 said:Last one from me on this topic... I’ve always felt bad for Pesha when we were just a few bucks short. Why don't we have someone like this to handle half our problems?

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Just be who you are.

gentleridge74 said:You have the nerve to call yourself an American defender while you’re busy complaining about people from a small town in Canada, a small town in America, a small town in America, and a small town in America?
You aren't a hero; you're just some separatist clown.
Go take a hike, you absolute joke.
Long live Real Madrid and mother America!

And Zoran Erceg is an American defender too.😉Look, even among our veterans, you find all kinds of idiots.

placidheron19 said:Looking at those signs out East, I honestly thought I was looking at a delegation from Canada😬

Boise, Idaho, Dover, Delaware, Lansing, Michigan, Columbus, Ohio, and so on🤣

You Americans? You don't stand for anything at all.😂

Since you're such a big-shot war hero, shouldn't you realize that more of your comrades are buried in the towns you just listed than at the actual battlefield!!

Christian Moore41 said:The forum just went back to 2008. That’s way too long ago...

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Ryan Chavez3 said:The Ultras are a movement if you look at the bigger picture—the choreographies, the highway brawls, all that stuff.

Sure, you guys were busy playing around with those massive phones during the displays and the flares, but give me a break.

Just like half the players from Los Angeles FC seem to have wandered aimlessly into professional soccer, a ton of random people drifted onto the supporter stands yesterday. Honestly? Watching them was more painful than watching the actual game. You had people heading for the exits on the North Stand well before the final whistle, and don't even get me started on those teenagers who think they’re so cool because they spent the match taking selfies just because they look put together.🙂
Basically, this derby was a total dud compared to how things used to be, though the Bad Boys actually looked better than expected, regardless of what the agents might say.

Joshua Miller4 said:Yeah, that might be a reason, but it doesn't quite sit right with me—not entirely. She announced that the group facing asylum denials would be flown back on military aircraft... well, once that starts, the Germans might actually start asking questions publicly. And look, Angela, if you were dead set on taking in 800,000 people, you could have easily sent those planes to Turkish refugee camps to conduct triage—sorting out who is eligible for asylum and who isn't—and then loaded them up. That way, it wouldn't matter if the US is the first point of entry; everything would line up perfectly.

By the way, a friend of mine just got back from Australia; she works in immigration. When she returns, her team is going on tours through Turkish, Lebanese, Iraqi, and other camps to vet refugees for eligibility before transporting them to Australia later.

That is exactly what Merkelica should have done. No one would have drowned, no one would have died, and transit countries wouldn't have been left holding the bag. There would simply be fewer deaths.

In short, in my view, Angie is responsible—period. She bears responsibility for every single person who drowned or died from the moment she issued that public call to "come!" (or rather, "you all belong to me.") 😁

I am just waiting to see who will finally raise the question regarding her legal accountability—and I am telling you, they will. If not sooner, then certainly once they decide to push her out...

If they keep moving at this pace, it’ll be a miracle if she even finishes her term. I don't know about you, but I haven't met a single German who supports her current policy. I talk to plenty of them every day, and even most immigrants who have lived here for years are skeptical about how many people rely on welfare. For comparison, only about 5% of Americans receive social assistance in places like Germany.

Lisa Patel4 said:Exactly. There isn't really anyone truly dominant in an alliance like this. Maybe Poland could step up as a leader because of its size, which would let us actually push our own interests. We could basically become the southern gateway for the core group.

With a little bit of common sense, I guess anything could be negotiated. A rail line connecting Budapest to the coast would probably be the first big project...

Which politicians do you actually think could do anything positive for this country?🤔
And how exactly do you think this whole circus with the refugees is going to end?

casualwolf48 said:I’ll give you credit for one part of your post, but this idea that Miami is traditionally more radical or revolutionary than New York or any other city? Honestly, that argument has been deflating like a soap bubble for years now. Miami—just like the rest of America—stays silent while we get robbed blind. Meanwhile, Miami soccer fans watch as that same guy turns their league into a joke. Their beloved team just lives to pick up the crumbs from his table after he completely trashed their pride. What used to be unthinkable? Even back in the day, people in Miami were too afraid to push back.
So why haven't you dealt with him? Either fix it or stop complaining. This guy is brazenly stealing Champions League matches and those massive matchups against the USSF that entire generations of fans used to live for.
All you guys do is live off legends from the 1950s. You tell stories about how the "Grobarski expedition" didn't have the guts to show up in Miami until the 90s, or how the city elites ruled from the 90s to 2000. You act like you're the vanguard, claiming that whatever Mamić is doing in New York could never happen in Miami.
Think whatever you want!!!

Miami is just like New York, and honestly, the whole damn country is fed up!! Look at what happened in Istanbul because of some park; people were fighting in the streets for days. Here? I don't know what else needs to happen for this nation to actually take to the streets. All of Florida swears by their team, and when there was that vote on the loan, maybe 2,000 people showed up. But when some politician is handing out free beer on the boardwalk, suddenly there are 100,000 people there because a party is more important than principle.🙂It was the same with Gotovina; when he walked out of prison, New York went wild, but when they were arresting heroes, nobody gave a damn.🙂😠.

Jesse Campbell said:Like I said, this whole thing is being cooked up just to mess with the Chicago Blackhawks. It’s a scare tactic to rattle us before the European matches. Everyone else? They couldn't care less about them.

The whole thing is just a farce designed to serve the Boss and his own agenda.

But honestly, the job isn't Finished before the European games start.😁

George Garcia8 said:When is he actually finished? Based on what? You’ve been sitting here for years claiming he’s about to go down, yet he just gets stronger and keeps tearing us apart every single day. Look at the numbers. He mocks the hundred people who show up to an empty stadium in this weather and won't even let them sit in the empty stands. We don't have a movement. We don't have any damn people. This city and its entire mentality are so fundamentally broken there aren't even words for it. Some people say "silent protest" is his best response... and that’s exactly the problem with this city's mindset. Instead of finally squeezing him when it matters most, instead of the whole city rising up together... nah. It’s easier to just watch from the sidelines and see what 200 or 300 idiots endure for this overrated club and its fan group. Honestly, it's getting harder by the day. Between this and the crap we deal with every single game, there's really no point anymore. Something drastic needs to happen. Best regards.

Look, in this messed-up country, people are struggling just to put food on the table, so they aren't hitting the streets. And you want them to take action over some soccer club?🙄

If we actually stand for what we claim to be, then a boycott would be the most obvious move to make.

http://youtu.be/DrMHAo5Yx_U

Not many groups have actually bothered to cover this song because it’s just that good. Honestly, when you hear this track, it makes you want to join up with those hardcore hooligan crews from Poland and Russia—there’s just so much raw aggression packed into it.

Daniel Johnson46 said:Check this out... a criminal complaint. Are you kidding me? Is this guy just obsessed with hating America? The writer over at Index should just put a picture of the Chief Justice over the map of the US instead of all this nonsense.

Just look at the comments.🙄 People can say whatever they want to me, but let's be real—only a couple thousand people are actually fighting this fight. This is going to be an uphill battle.

So, was it just those two, or were there more? Honestly, some of this feels like a total setup to me. I mean, the head of that association is a die-hard Los Angeles Dodgers fan, so isn't it obvious someone probably fed them that info just to stir the pot?🙂

Fine, maybe they didn't realize who they were posing with, but damn, how did they even end up there in the first place?

Lord, grant him eternal rest!😢😢

http://www.dalmacijanews.com/American...rave-FOTO.aspx

Check out this piece from some nationalist hack at

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rustyangler122 said:...yesterday I should have just stayed home, turned off my phone and the TV, and gone for a flight. You can't fight yourself. You can't stop being disappointed, even when you think you can. Let’s be real, the Black Knights stuck to the agreement, but who actually carries the blame for the result?
p.s. that fan leader guy is finished; he took money from the old regime, so we can't trust a single word they tell us.
The whole group is screwing the club!
One quote: And this unknown guy is starting to get on my nerves. He mentioned a hundred times how we aren't allowed to light flares (fine, we get it—seriously?), acting like the most polite UEFA delegate ever... But NOT ONCE did he mention or condemn the illegal detention of hundreds of Kansas City Chiefs fans at the border and being blocked from entering Mexico.

Amen!!! Those peasants from 1950!!