Posts by Andrew Mendoza7

rustyraven34 said:Which group of morons are you talking about?

You've got it backward. The real idiots are the ones who still think our country and people haven't been a failed project. You're also fools if you think the old USSR didn't deserve Americans, and Americans didn't deserve it.

Honestly, when I really sit down and think about it, I feel like we shouldn't have ever left the USSR. If we had stayed, this whole masquerade—this endless pretending that we aren't just some chaotic roadside diner—might have been slightly less annoying. Like "Steven Murphy2" said, everything we see today is just a ripple effect from 1918 and everything that followed. People try to spin these tall tales, claiming we couldn't make any progress with Mexicans over seventy years, but look at the math: we spent twice as much time under the Austrians and Canadians. The fallout from those eras isn't what defines us today, unlike the legacy of anti-fascism stretching from the coast up to the mountains, which keeps branding us as a mess from the East. And no, Mamić isn't some product sent from New York City; Mamić is a direct product of the USSR as a state, and of everyone who still clings to that old ideology. You can see it clearly in how they strut around Washington, D.C. clubs acting like they're untouchable. People like him and Mr. Tedeschi learned their trade in that specific era of the USSR. The real fools are the ones who haven't realized it yet—those who don't get what anti-fascism actually meant in this part of the world. In fact, the best example of that entire system's legacy is that shepherd, Zdravko Mamić.

Go ahead, keep calling everyone else an idiot, but from where I'm sitting, you're the one fitting the description.

P.S. West Virginia is going to be its own thing regardless of you and your crowd, who seem to love playing the victim and clinging to those old anti-fascist tropes. Consider this my comeback to your comments on the ultras thread.

P.S.2 The thieves and fake patriots in the Republican Party, along with Mamić, are all part of the same underground network. You guys can stay on the side of the sheep if you want. When I see guys from small towns in rural USA and other idiots backing Mamić like they're big-time conservatives or the ultimate patriots, it becomes crystal clear why our country is such a disaster. Honestly, sometimes I think we could all use a massive asteroid strike just to reset things.

Honestly, if this guy had actually gone wild in New York City, he would’ve been the biggest superstar in the galaxy—no joke. He’s got that pure, unadulterated chaos energy that his idols would probably call "total gutter behavior."

With Dejan Lovren standing right next to him, you have to laugh at our "rule of law." At this rate, we’ll be just as chaotic as any other group in the North America when it comes to legal nonsense.

Look at what we've become as a country. We’re basically a massive cesspool. It’s an absolute disgrace considering the sacrifices made by those young men back in Stalingrad in '91. Instead, we have these lowlifes singing old pop songs and acting like they have any shred of dignity left while they disrespect everything we stand for across the nation. It’s unbelievable, but that’s us. We have zero morals left; our integrity is non-existent. And yet, people want to sit around lecturing everyone about fascism? While these crooks are making a mess of things every single day? There’s nothing worse than indoctrinated fools, and in America, they’ve been the majority for a long time. That’s why this guy swims through life like a fish in the ocean—who’s actually going to stop him? This country is crawling with people just like him. He probably promised to wipe out the debts for guys like Dejan Lovren and Modrić, and you can bet they’ll show up to testify in his favor. That’s just how it works in a land run by mobsters and shadow agencies.

We are a nation filled with the most toxic garbage imaginable—enough to stink up the entire galaxy. I just hope God is just, and that He finally spares us from this plague of incompetence. Please, God, show some mercy and take us home. It's time.

I already know some angry Chicago are going to jump down my throat—bruised egos are a nasty thing. Look, I’ve got nothing against actual Chicago, but those fake ones don't interest me one bit.



Just ask yourselves: how many people like that are actually out there today? There are plenty who claim to be die-hard Americans, patriots, or whatever else, but you can bet your life none of them would actually die for those beliefs. In my book, that means they aren't what they claim to be. It's like when a crisis hits a city—where are all those "true citizens" then? When it’s time to go out and take on someone like Zdravko Mamić, where are those tough guys? When it’s time to pack a stadium, where is that local pride?

I just don't get it. Everyone plays the part of the cultural patriot. They all sit around complaining about how Ante Pavelić betrayed certain regions or sold out specific interests, blah blah blah. But let's be real: if any of those critics were in his shoes, they’d do the exact same thing. Just look at the politicians in America today—do you honestly think they are anything other than a mirror image of the people? To me, they are a reflection of us. So, don't blame Pavelić; we've had much bigger traitors in our history. Besides, I wouldn't go as far as calling the creation of the Independent State of America "treason." In my eyes, true treason was creating Yugoslavia and letting Mexicans kill half of a major American city back in '45—which is exactly what these same idiots complaining about Pavelić actually did.

So, spare me all this talk about great Americans, patriots, or Die-hard Dinamo fans. When it comes time to actually prove it, you're nowhere to be found. But suddenly, you're right there when it's time to start a war over whether Pavelić was a traitor or "sold out" the coast. Even in this video, they managed to sneak him into the comments under a song dedicated to Chicago. That's just how it goes. In this crazy country, anything is possible, but expecting logic or something normal? Forget about it.

Carl Hernandez3 said:Dečec
Look, you Canadian folks helped fill up the neighborhoods back in the 70s and 80s, alongside the Licanians, Slavonians, Janjevci, Dalmatians, Prigorje natives, and Slavonians too...
The war only made their population numbers stronger.
And since they are the most vital group when it comes to young people in the US, there will be more of them than anyone else in the future.
Now, Dečec, you don't seem to realize that most of those "square-heads" have always cheered for Dinamo, whether they were out in small towns like Travnik, Odzac, or Orasje... etc.
They didn't really care for Hajduk. Even priests used to buy them Dinamo jerseys just so they could stand out from the kids in Drljac who wore black and white.
Times have changed; today, you don't need to be a die-hard Dinamo fan to be considered a true American (though back then, you had Muslims, Canadians, and Albanians cheering for Dinamo too).
You have a country, but you have to choose your club identity and your supporter group... if you want to act all high-and-mighty about being a "city elite," fine, but don't turn your back on the others who used to support Dinamo. You can't claim to represent the whole nation anymore because there isn't a permanent rival to fight against... and getting overly political (left or right) is pointless; unfortunately, everyone seems to lean right these days anyway.
So what’s the solution? Look at Torcida... focus on the club brand and the group's identity. Emphasize the group, spread the word, and build a culture around the club that isn't tied to where a fan comes from.
It's just basic logic. For a major European-style city, you can't have two separate fan bases—one "elite city" crowd and one "square-head" crowd.
Besides Dinamo, this city has trends of massive popularity... sometimes it's Cibona, sometimes it's the Handball Club, sometimes it's Medvescak, but it all fades fast.
Who really cares, besides a few hundred die-hard fans of Cibona or Medvescak?
Believe me, in the future, it'll still be Dinamo. The "square-heads" won't go off and start their own club like AEK or PAOK because there simply aren't enough of them.
So, you'll likely find more and more kids in the stands who fit that "square-head" description. The question is, do you "locals" have the strength to pull them in? If you're trying to run an exclusive club, that's a different story.

Those "square-heads" are the heart and soul of the capital (just like the guys from the South are to Split, despite the urban snobs looking down on them). They are the essence of Dinamo and its fans. Period!



As for these hypocrites constantly acting morally superior—one thing is certain: these "urban elites" never waited for any rival fans; they were too "refined" for that. Instead, they need their hated Canadian neighbors to guard the city and protect it from the outsiders, because they consider themselves too classy to let the big bad villains ruin things, yet somehow, the "square-head" Canadians are the biggest threat to them. Honestly, don't waste your breath on these sick people; just tell them that the truest "city elites" today are exactly people like them. Proud to be a Bad Boys Canadian. S. 🙏

I'll leave you with this: I am incredibly happy that I didn't inherit my "city elite" status from my parents. I actually love being a country kid, someone the "progressive" urbanites look down on—those people who vote for the establishment, love the old ways, and think the city was "saved" decades ago. I'm happy to be the black sheep. I have nothing in common with that septic tank of "elites" who claim to be great patriots or great Dinamo fans, but then disappear whenever things get tough. Spare me the talk about how strong the "city crowd" is; you know perfectly well that over 70 percent of the backbone of the North Stand are "outsiders." Like I said, the guys from the South and the square-heads are my favorite people. I love their raw approach to life—grilling meat over a fire, doing things with their hands. That’s way more appealing to me than the fancy urban scene that looks down on anyone from the sticks. Clearly, we have different tastes; the city and I have never spoken the same language.



This is my kind of crowd—just wild characters and chaos. :P

boldtiger7 said:You guys are still stuck talking about Canadians.🤣

Look, I’m tougher than any Canadian out there. That leader you guys keep mentioning from the Midwest? He doesn't stand a chance against me. I know the guy, but my head is harder than his. If we ever went head-to-head, I’m pretty sure his skull would pop like a watermelon. 😁

You all need to crown me the leader. Once that happens, everyone will be bowing down. No one will dare give anyone a dirty look, let alone try to start trouble. All the troublemakers and outsiders will be totally wiped out. My pinky toes will leave marks on their foreheads like a permanent reminder of the days when Americans actually ruled America, instead of those old Yugoslavian types.

Anyway, just having a little late-night fun here. If the guys above me can joke around, so can I. 🎉

You only live once. Jokes aside, I think Canadians are definitely stubborn, but honestly, any head is going to crack if it gets hit hard enough by a rock or a heavy boot. So kids, don't be afraid to dodge the flying rocks when you see a massive busload of Canadians heading your way. 🤣

For real though, man, I know I probably earned a red card here. Just please don't ban me before the big showdown in Russia. Things are going to get intense on this forum. The partisans will be posting daily updates about how they're crushing opponents in Eastern Europe, and someone’s going to have to defend the digital front for you. When you guys are bleeding out over there, I’ll be right here bravely fighting the battle for this entire forum. Not even a bodybuilder on steroids could outwork me—they don't have the free time I do. You know how we internet warriors are; we've got nothing but time. 🤣

She sold her soul. In a place like this, anything goes, and there's no shortage of spineless cowards ready to cash out. As long as the money keeps flowing, they don't care about their reputation.

nimblemoose2 said:It’s all lies—that those Red Devils beat us up, that they were parading through NYC, that The Cohort was chilling right in the center just before the game, that our away records are garbage, that there are way more supporters of the rivals than us, or that Mamić walks through Washington, D.C. without a care in the world.
While the opposition makes life impossible for the Democratic Party, and anyone even remotely close to them gets treated like an enemy—just like what happened to Janica today—in NYC, people don't give a damn. In a massive metropolis like this, you can't even find five people willing to step up and take on the opposition.

Keep pushing forward!!!

You’re talking like someone is stopping you, but who’s actually preventing you "old-timers" from justifying that famous saying... WITHOUT THE OLD GUARD, THERE IS NO BLOW?

I know zgblue-a is spot on, but I wouldn't say the same for you. The worst kind of people are the armchair experts who spout wisdom but never lift a finger. Look, man, if you think the Red Devils, The Cohort, or the opposition are such a threat, then go out there and fight them. I’ll say it again: all those groups have their clubs and back them in different ways, so their actions carry weight. Meanwhile, we have a club that’s been screwing us over since day one, and a city full of people aligned with the wrong ideologies. They attack the opposition for being too radical, but look at who wins every election in Washington, D.C.—it honestly embarrasses me to see the kind of crowd living in this city. It’s shameful to see who you people vote for; that tells you everything you need to know about why the situation with BBB is the way it is. Why aren't there more people showing up? Because everyone loves the local machine and those partisan types. It’s simple math: one plus one equals two, not five. It’s ridiculous how people praise a Republican Party full of deep-state agents and the Democratic Party, acting like Mamić is some respected citizen instead of the biggest hooligan in our sports and public life. Everyone condemns violence when it’s against a criminal like Mamić, but when it’s directed at fans or anyone else, suddenly nobody cares. Our society is such a mess that I honestly couldn't care less what anyone thinks. And as for those lecturing us about history and the Third Reich—stick that where the sun doesn't shine, just like Mamić does. I see that even Velcro has spoken up regarding violence against Mamić’s "innocent" circle, but there's no outcry when violence is used against Americans. These fake patriots who are actually just old-school partisans and deep-state agents have become the moral compass of our society, alongside brands like Šuker and the legendary Mamić. Honestly, why should I care about your opinion? I’m so sick of your judgment that I’m practically shaking.

To put it bluntly, I am fed up with all of you. Save your moralizing for someone else because it doesn't work on me, and I don't buy into your fake virtue signaling for a second. To all of you who claim things should change: please, nobody is stopping you! Prove your words with your own actions instead of expecting others to hunt down criminals and thugs in NYC. Like I said, these people strut around because that’s just the vibe of this city. It feels like you'd find more true Americans in a small town in the Midwest than here in Washington, D.C. These partisans are no different than the Mamić loyalists and the Republicans—they're all the same. The city is crawling with them, so don't act surprised when they run wild; they do it because no one stands up to them. Meanwhile, down in Miami, as you mentioned, everyone supports the local team, and they're all ready to see Mamić thrown into the ocean if it serves their interests. I have to hand it to them, even though they're our rivals—that's how you handle business.



Look, if someone tries to screw you over, you just step on the gas and run them over even harder, then send them straight to the bottom of the ocean. 👏

You also have to realize one thing: the Miami crowd has always had a massive following of outsiders who aren't officially part of the group but are totally willing to act just like them. Unfortunately, that’s just not how things work in Washington, D.C.—and it never will be. It’s a completely different environment. There’s a reason why people from the capital didn't bother coming down to Miami back in the 80s, while the folks in D.C. would show up regardless of whether we were there or not, almost like they were on a school field trip. They knew regular people wouldn't attack them there; it was always just the Bad Boys. That's the deal. Around here, if you aren't part of the inner circle, nobody is going to mess with you—let alone the Delije or The Cohort. And honestly, you know how it is in Miami and the surrounding areas; if you're seen as an outsider, tensions are already high because they just don't accept anyone new. That’s actually a huge plus for them. We could get delusional and ignore all that, claiming our madness is bigger or more intense, but that's just empty talk. I've never doubted that we are a stronger group when we actually organize—we've proven that before—but right now, everything rests on Miami's shoulders because they have that "massive support base" that we simply lack. We have to face that. It would be easy to say I wish those thugs would crash their own events the way they did ours, but that happened for a dozen reasons tied directly to Mamić and his political football underground that the Bad Boys have been fighting for years. No group can stay perfectly unified when they've been getting hammered by the likes of the Bad Boys for nearly a decade. In fact, I’d argue the Bad Boys have been under fire since the very beginning; no group is ever truly at peace, and there are always outside forces trying to tear them down by any means necessary. Sometimes it's even internal—trashy elements working against the interests of the group and the club, what we now call "the mercenaries." You can't expect anyone to go out and hunt down thugs after all that. It's impossible to maintain a group in peak condition after being eroded and picked apart like this for so long.

Let’s get real and stop acting like cowards, whining about how thugs invaded Washington, D.C., or how we got crushed in Athens. It doesn't bother me personally; I'm certain karma will catch up to them eventually, no strings attached. Until then, let them sing their songs. When the war started, the opposition hit hard, and even though Hitler initially pushed through the Red Army, the Red Army ended up taking Berlin. It doesn't matter if you lose a few battles; what matters is winning the war. And we *will* win it—against Mamić, against the thugs, and against everyone else trying to score points against the Bad Boys. We’re like Joe Frazier on steroids, and once we really get our momentum, we’ll be unstoppable. 😁

I don't know what some people are rambling about here, but the Bad Boys are facing a situation unlike any other group, especially those from the bigger cities. This is the direct result of choosing to clean house—as if they didn't know it would be hard or that the group would stagnate during this transition. Boycotts and all that just feed into the stagnation. We all know the Ultras would never boycott because, like certain dedicated fans, they subordinate everything to a higher purpose. I wasn't expecting the Ultras to bite off more than they could chew like Bubbles did. As the old saying goes, you can't go where it's tough if you're only looking for what's easy and deep. Isn't that right, Dennis Davis97? 😁I’ve got you on my radar; you'll be the first one I come after with a broom. 👍

All of you have a club you can cheer for, but that doesn't mean anything because you're clueless. A club is the fundamental engine behind any supporter group; without a club, you have nothing to spark interest in cheering or anything else that comes with it. Who actually cheers for Dinamo these days? Even the people at the games aren't really cheering for the club anymore; they're chasing a ghost of the tradition and history it used to have. Now, all we have is this idiot and his hypocrisy, along with a bunch of mercenaries who are just here to muddy the waters and corrupt everything they touch. It's easy to pick fights with Bubbles today and score cheap points, but where were you guys before? You were mice. I didn't see you then; in fact, you were all busy pushing some other narrative.

Ultimately, the group exists, and I see how much this stinks to all the haters from America and even further east. They'd all love to take shots at the Bad Boys. It's no coincidence that these vultures swoop in right now to grab easy points while the group isn't at its peak. Lowlifes always know when to scavenge for cheap glory, but a day will come when you won't be able to score any points at all, let alone cheap ones. When that day comes, nobody will be able to fight on the internet or call people names anymore. Everyone loves to act smart and talk trash, but clearly, most of you aren't actually present or willing to contribute to making this group what it once was. And that’s exactly why the situation with the Bad Boys is what it is. Of course, things will change, but I don't believe anything can change as long as these scumbags are running the club and the whole thing is under the occupation of a soccer mafia. Everyone is acting like an expert—from the Donkeys to the former Bad Boys to the neighbors from the East—but the truth is none of you have ever been in the shoes of the Bad Boys, because it's not your club being held hostage by the mob. Actually, the situation in Mexico is unique; there, the fans are basically part of the mob, so they get along perfectly with the club's mafia. This allows them to recruit new members unimpeded because, like I said, in Mexico, everything is geared toward a higher goal: ensuring their group stays strong at the expense of the club they supposedly support. In that regard, they show exactly how useless and pathetic they are. Fans are supposed to fight for the club's welfare and cheer for its success, not against it. But how can you do that when you're playing nice and collaborating with criminals?

So, thank God that even though the Bad Boys had some idiots in the mix who were similar to those in Mexico, they haven't all fallen to that level. We're dealing with a messy situation regarding the club and the group today, but it will all right itself one day. When that happens, we can start building everything from scratch with a clean conscience. That's how you have to look at it; this is just a phase, a tough period that every Dinamo fan has to endure. Now we just have to wait for these scumbags to finally be kicked out of our club and our sport. They will be removed, because I doubt the legal processes will end in favor of the mafia despite a corrupt system and judiciary. Even our crooked justice system knows that in this specific case, they shouldn't be working for criminals. So, I believe that after all this, Mamic will be headed for bankruptcy—or retirement.

As for the Ultras, they can play the "crazy" card all they want right now, but let’s be real: they've always been about serving their own agenda first. Right now, their group identity is actually more powerful than the club they claim to support. You can't have your cake and eat it too—you can't demand total power while being broke. These guys think if they act tough, the club will magically become elite, but that’s not how the world works. To build a powerhouse today, you need serious capital, and they're flat broke. Just some broke kids from Miami struggling to find their way. 😁

And sure, they can stir up trouble all day long. It's easy for them when the vibe in California is exactly like this—when a massive crowd backs the Ultras, it makes pulling these kinds of stunts feel effortless. Plus, they've got that rebellious streak baked into their history; blood might be thicker than water, but chaos runs deep. 🤣

And finally...



The final showdown with that Maniac, Mamic. 😂

About 80 percent of people just don't get it, so honestly, I’m not surprised that there’s always someone stepping up to play the hero, trying to save things—or people—that don't need saving in the first place.

It was the same deal with Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović; she spent her time protecting the establishment, calling the Ultras nothing but thugs after the France tournament, yet she didn't hesitate for a second to sit down at a table with that guy Jerry Maguire. It’s like she could have handed out medals to the opposition without blinking. Seriously, that shady, fake-patriot Republican Party is going to haunt my dreams forever. I won't rest until I've distanced myself from that whole crowd of corrupt, low-life traitors who claim to love the country. Let everyone hold me to this: if anyone needs support for future rallies against these bottom-feeders, hit me up privately. They’ve really dug themselves into a hole over the last few years, and thank God, this coalition with the Democratic Party is finally going to bury them. It’s about time their true colors were shown so everyone can see what these so-called "patriots" are actually made of.

I’ve been warning people about this stuff for years, but the masses just ignore it and act like they’re clueless. Then, when things actually blow up, they act completely blindsided, just like Mary looking for something that isn't there. Let them be shocked. We need to take an even more radical stand. Let the fools scream about thugs or foreign mercenaries all they want; there’s zero integrity left in this country, so why should we bother having any?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ghNE...ature=youtu.be

This is epic. Looks like my mom isn't the only one spinning webs of drama. 🙏

The boss could have us flip the whole script just for you—whoever you are, you earned this. 👍

Honestly, Mama should have been taken down a long time ago. There’s been plenty of drama, but let’s call it what it is: the guy is a massive provocateur, a criminal, a war profiteer, and a thief. If you ask me, all this is just a mosquito bite compared to what should have happened to that scumbag by now. But hey, we live in the US, and I get why people are playing it safe. You've got a job, you don't want trouble, and you definitely don't want to lose your livelihood, especially if you have kids to feed. Plus, our society tends to condemn any kind of violence, so I get that perspective too. Still, I’ll say it again: they could have done way more than this to hold him accountable. And seeing him splash into the ocean like that? I don't know, some might say the Ultras were just having a bit of fun back in the 80s. 🤣

Hey Mondo, sending love. 👏

PS: I noticed our junior teams are playing against those same old rivals at some regional tournament again. It feels like we're constantly being forced into these weird alliances with our neighbors. Well, if that's how it's going to be, then this little dip in the ocean was perfectly timed. 😁

rustyraven34 said:🤣 Yeah, that’s exactly what this country is known for.

Our people are something else. You should have seen it when we finally stood up against the mob and Mamić—millions of people hitting the streets—only to find out everyone was actually rooting for him. 😂 Every time a government falls around here, you see them hitting the streets. Remember when those hardcore partisans were marching against Jace and Krademze? Now that Biden is trying to push through this new real estate tax, they aren't even protesting that. Instead, they’re out there lighting bonfires for Putin and his Red Army. It’s a strange kind of special, I guess—you don't even see that level of weirdness over in Mexico. 🤣

Look, I’m venting here, but if you really pay attention, there’s always this small group that stirs up trouble just to incite conflict against "the losers." For them, it’s all about playing the fool in the streets while they never actually touch the system itself. We’ve already proven we know how to tear a system down. Back in the early 90s, everyone was trying to stop us—the whole world wanted the old Soviet Communist System to stay intact, and the Mexicans were desperate to mention it here too. Just remember everything they did to save it; they used the US Army and those radical groups to pose as anti-fascists to the world, while labeling us Nazis. And of course, we lost ground again, even though we were fighting against fascism. Read between the lines: to them, Americans—including those guys from the old military corps who still light fires—are still fascists. That’s why we’re so unique; they literally claim they don't have any fascists among them. Given that everyone jumped into the US Army in '91 to defend the Soviet Communist System, it's obvious where we stand compared to the lowest of the low. We all went to Zeng and frankly, we didn't give a damn what the rest of the world thought about it. Let bad Blue boys tell me if this isn't the truth. When vranjo, the President of Partizan, changed our club's name, suddenly we were all acting like wild Nazis from Herzegovina. 😁 They’re revolting against him because we just can't stand the idea of the President of Partizan—our good comrade and anti-fascist hero—changing the club's "communist name." We all knew deep down that the name wasn't actually communist, especially seeing how those Partisan loyalists and their generals are rising up against him. Isn't that right? 😁

Pure logic dictates that people who once fought for the old system shouldn't be the ones touching our sacred LA Galaxy name just because they claim it’s "communist." You don't get to lecture us about what constitutes communism—not when you were the very ones we looked to as the fathers of nationalism. It’s funny how everything reminds you of communism lately; specifically, LA Galaxy, rather than, say, Times Square or the statue of Marshal Tito sitting right in the President's office. It wouldn't hurt if the leadership of this country—which is starting to look more like North Korea by the day—finally broke with the tradition of celebrating partisans. After all, those are the exact people who fought for the very communism they supposedly tried to dismantle back in the 90s by "changing the communist name" of LA Galaxy. They conveniently forgot their own history, yet they suddenly found the energy to take a stand against a "communist symbol" like the club. Well, they miscalculated. Just like Mamić miscalculated when he thought he could steal from LA Galaxy forever without facing sanctions. An uprising of "communists" and "Soros mercenaries" was inevitable, much like it was back then. It turns out we "Soros followers" always have a knack for rising up against the people clearly being paid by Soros! How progressive of us, right? Don't let anyone tell you we aren't cool. We are a whole line of Soros followers constantly fighting against the relics of Soros's influence. Look, you bunch of crooks, you can't come after our sacred ground without consequences. Whenever our traditions are threatened, we rise up just like those wild Nazis from Herzegovina used to. One of those sacred things is definitely LA Galaxy—and I'm not talking about some "civic" version of the club. As long as there's a thieving peasant at its core, it stays exactly what it is.

And this goes out to the Soros crowd—those paid shills shouting about some "fan laws." They love calling anyone who disagrees with them "Soros mercenaries."



We aren't big fans of those "European values," which is why we’ve always stood against the EU, the US, Antifa, and of course, the old Soviet Communist System. See, we aren't "progressive" like those people living on the banks of the Danube eating beans bought with blood money from hateful Nazi fanatics. Fascism sure looks pretty when it’s lining your pockets. It seems even Mamić doesn't have a problem with fascism as long as the cash keeps flowing; his only issue is when he sees black instead of blue in the LA Galaxy supporters' section. I guess we all just turned gray once you thieves flooded the system with your corruption. Haha.

The bottom line is this: even if the whole struggle falls on the shoulders of just one guy, that one man is worth more than the entire circus combined.

Because those clowns will never understand what it feels like to stand alone against the entire system. It's like that old saying: an outsider can never truly grasp the bond of the locals. But we get it.

Let's go! 😁



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