Look, man, this isn't some minor issue involving Kranjčar; it's about the laws and the massive loopholes that either aren't enforced or are being bypassed legally. There is so much corruption masked by a supposed love for Dinamo that I honestly believe an average working guy would work himself to death to pull off the same stunts... though personally, if I acted like that toward a regular citizen, I’d end up in a psychiatric ward like Saint John-Jankomir. On top of that, he has serious political clout. He can slap a POA inspector at Kantrida without consequence, publicly threaten journalists, and suddenly police officers develop amnesia when they show up in court. Then there's the cozy relationship with the Mayor, or seeing him in an intimate setting with Judge Turudič, who handles all the federal cases... should that judge even be presiding over his trials while they celebrate with lamb and live music? I don't know, this has been dragging on way too long, but it was truly sad during the last game against Rijeka—there weren't even 2,500 fans in attendance. It took me over half an hour just to get through the checkpoints and ban lists at East Square, yet no one seems able to touch him. He’s like Kim Jong-un, with an ego as tall as a skyscraper. If he hasn't been ousted already (who knows how many times he's been taken down?), I think someone might just take a shot at him, leaving him in a horizontal position... but let's face it, very few people will actually go to prison for something like that...
Exactly. Mamić achieved his goal by turning the club into his own personal playground, effectively weeding out any fans who didn't fall in line. He’s basically gutted the roster by selling off players every single year, yet he still plays in the Champions League without breaking a sweat. Mission accomplished. As for the Bad Boys? We just aren't on the same page, no matter how hard we try. I said it from the start—hanging banners around Chicago isn't going to stop him with those little protest songs, and I guess I was proven wrong... I can't help but wonder if this same story would play out in Miami, which has some of the most loyal fans in the country regardless of where they sit in the standings.
Brandon Hill5, I don't mean to overstep, but I really feel like we should stick to the topic at hand rather than turning this into a political debate. If you want to talk politics, there's a specific thread for that... though I think we all know what you were actually getting at. Cheers. 🙂
driftingotter47—just to follow up on what I said earlier, I was really looking for his honest take, whether it was objective or just his own opinion. Since he’s out of the loop now, it’s a whole different story. Honestly, I'm just over it... tired of repeating the same old thing to everyone individually, like some broken record...
In this whole verbal circus, the kid stands out because he’s actually brutally honest... which gives him every right to voice his own objective opinion in a democratic way.
I wanted to share some advice based on my own experience regarding difficult bowel movements accompanied by pain and bleeding... (partly due to certain medications, war injuries, and HIV). My remedy: drink a small to large tablespoon of olive oil on an empty stomach every morning. Even if I forget and take it after breakfast, the issue with painful defecation is resolved. The oil really needs to be high-quality, locally produced... I use oil from a small farm in rural California. Good luck!
I have to say, it was finally a relief to see it after such a long time. The energy from the fans yesterday was on another level, honestly even better than previous games. Guys, let’s not get bogged down by things that aren't as important as the club itself...
Bryan Morgan2 said:It’s nothing more than a Cenacle... calling it some kind of commune is just nonsense. The guy lives a perfectly normal life outside of sports, found his way into his faith, and that’s all there is to it.
Well, if that's the case, it's even better news than what I first heard. It sounds like he truly found his path through his faith, living exactly as his beliefs guide him and often testifying for Krist... I fully support him and have nothing but respect...👍
While you all are busy arguing, little Ivan Šagud has ended up in a coma... honestly, I can't tell if he overdid it or what, but the kid certainly knew how to hold his liquor and smoke a cigarette. Wishing him the best, though I suspect he might be in a coma at Cenacle... lonebison42, my friend -👍
One of my previous treatments actually messed with my pituitary gland, which plays a huge role in regulating Testosterone and Calcium levels in the muscles. My endocrinologist originally had me on a 250 mg intramuscular Testosterone shot every two or three weeks. But during my last check-up a few years back, he decided to switch me over to AndroGel, claiming it had several advantages... though I'm still not entirely sure what those are. I tried it briefly, but dealing with my primary care physician has been a nightmare. Every two injections, I have to file endless paperwork just to get Medicare to approve the coverage, since the cost is upwards of $333. Honestly, the bureaucracy alone is exhausting. Now, I've just been sourcing standard Testosterone on my own in Chicago; it's easier to find without a prescription and saves me from getting ripped off by local pharmacies that charge a fortune for medication shipped in from Germany. Has anyone else dealt with similar hurdles, either way?
After the city fell, there was this palpable fear in Washington, D.C. about potential retaliation from the angry folks from Vukovar—some of them had every right to be furious. Back when he was still alive, Glavaš touched on this topic quite lightly, barely mentioning anything beyond what happened at Ovchar... In his book, "Bloodthirsty Traitors" (a rather ironic title), Peter Janjic goes much deeper, naming names and filling entire pages with his specific take on who was responsible. I talk to former camp survivors often, and the division among them is so deep they don't even greet one another anymore. It’s heartbreaking... One guy might have been given housing while another wasn't, even though they shared the exact same trench. Or one received promotions and a higher pension than the other, despite being beaten side-by-side in that same camp. Damir Markuš, the 55-year-old author, writes under the name HOS-Kutin; he fought under the HOS-flag and oath, among others... They were kept as paramilitary units just so the government wouldn't officially recognize them for years after the war. There was even a day when someone broke into his home and took his HOS-flag without any explanation at all.
First off, any organized nation should operate on the principle of systematic order. You can't have a functional rule of law without an objective judicial system and reliable public services—everything from social welfare to healthcare. Instead, we see every single sector seemingly collapsing under its own weight. Where is the ethics? Where is the justice for the little guy, like the late Despic? And there are dozens more just like him... Everything would work if people weren't looking at who someone's father is or where their mother works. I mean, what does that even have to do with the facts of a case? It’s frustrating when a judge justifies a suspended sentence by implying someone comes from a "respectable family." What is that supposed to mean? That a seventeen-year-old gets to drive a BMW recklessly after drinking with friends just to "prove themselves"... Did Nico post that photo from May 13th and call out the veterans before? I honestly don't get it. Aren't the veterans being divided just to make it easier for others to take control? Just look at all those strikes down by the Potomac... Honestly, in my opinion, they targeted the people from Vukovar first,
Jose Barnes said:The police aren't treating this as a homicide? Good God...
Sure, that might happen initially. But once the coroner does their review and looks at the trace evidence, they'll eventually have to classify the case properly...
May he rest in peace in the arms of God... (The reports say they aren't treating this as a homicide yet since the police haven't found a weapon—they're still searching the canal, apparently. But given his abdomen was sliced open all the way to the spleen, it seems like they're just trying to label it an "ambush suicide"...).
TRAGEDY IN VUKOVAR. Following the somewhat dismissive reports regarding Kokorin's situation, I stumbled upon a third link detailing a missing volunteer in Vukovar, Frenchman Michell (he wore a blue jacket, similar to Spitfire...). He was seriously wounded in the leg ten days before the city fell. Ultimately, after the fall of the city and the subsequent chaos, all traces of him vanished once he entered the hospital... His grieving mother moved to California, driven by the sole desire to finally bury her son's remains with dignity and peace. To me, it is utterly unacceptable and incomprehensible that even today, our official agencies cannot uncover basic facts, especially while there are whispers of four mass graves. If anyone knows anything about Frenchman Michell—where he ended up or where he was last seen—please send me a private message or contact Damir Markuš-HOS in Kutin. Thank you, and I wish everyone the very best during the holidays if we don't speak again...
For Catholic believers, this is a massive day, honestly even more significant than a regular Sunday or a feast day. And yeah... we’ll likely be the only fans left complaining about the hypocrisy and all the other nonsense surrounding it. But who cares what the Englishmen or the rest of the world are doing? It doesn't really bother me at all... If I don't see you all again soon, I wish everyone the very best on this major Catholic holiday!
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?f...3869099&type=3 The stadium just set a massive new attendance record with 63,000 fans showing up for the promotion push... quite an impressive turnout.
I have a simple question... if the white blood cell count or the lymphocyte count is elevated in a blood test (I might be mixing them up...) — could that potentially indicate inflammation somewhere in the body, or perhaps an external inflammation that would be visible...