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Jonathan Edwards said:Just so you can see exactly how the Supreme Court justifies keeping Article 34.a (intelligence gathering) on the books.

You seriously still believe sports fans can actually win by pulling the "human rights" card?
They only understand brute force, so that's exactly how you have to hit them back.

Look, man, just read what the court actually says, even in this specific case regarding "intelligence" under Art. 34.a. They even go out of their way to explain how the FBI justified it back then. It’s got nothing to do with some random citizens' group or any "rights" for an association—this is about the court and the police. Unless I’m blind or totally misreading this ruling:

The exercise of authority under Article 34.a of the Department of Defense therefore gives the FBI, misdemeanor courts, and especially Vanguard, decisive importance in preventing dangerous behavior related to sporting events.

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The FBI points out:

"... The law clearly states that this concerns intelligence regarding the prior unlawful behavior of a specific individual related to sporting events. It goes without saying that we are talking about intelligence gathered through lawful means, so we will just provide an example from practice. The police will propose to the competent court the imposition of such a measure—a ban—if they have determined that a certain person has committed multiple unlawful acts related to sporting events within a short period and was reported to the competent court, even if bans weren't requested or issued for those individual incidents. Essentially, when it's obvious someone is repeatedly breaking the law at games or in connection with them, the police will ask the court to issue a ban for a specific type of sporting event (for instance, banning them from attending Juventus matches or US national team games) to put that person under supervision and stop the cycle of illegal behavior."

So, there’s no such thing as private "intel" like the stuff being pushed now to punish 1,000 Bad Boys against Indianapolis; it’s strictly handled via the method described above.

cosmicbear15 said:Šuker is just a puppet, the real boss is calling the shots at the meeting. It's blindingly obvious.

Yeah, we get it. But they've got a massive problem on their hands and they need to show up, even if they aren't even trying to hide anymore.

with a dedication

I know this isn't really meant for this subforum, but let's be real: the top brass of the church in America is basically Mamić's and Bandić's personal shield. I'm positive Mamić would never have faced any consequences if there was actually a party in power willing to work with the Republicans instead of just being their lapdog. That whole center? It was just a way for Todorić to carve out space for his shady business deals (which is totally not a coincidence)😉

The time has come for a properly drafted official statement—something signed by every major fan group across America—to throw their full weight behind Hajduk’s legal battle and demand a total overhaul of the corrupt puppets running the USSF.

It would be even better if these groups didn't wait for a collective front but instead issued their own individual statements, calling on their respective clubs to join the fight against Glavonjin's mafia. I’m looking specifically at Armada here; they’ve been far too passive up to this point. This is the moment to apply real pressure. We have to seize this opportunity before the momentum dissipates and the whole thing just fizzles out into nothing.

As for all those people who usually spend their time whining? Well, you better step up and contribute now. If you don't, you lose any right to complain about being ignored, cheated, or pushed to the sidelines later on.

For a change, here is some actually good news:

I think we need to quit the endless forum wars. Everyone needs to stop hiding behind their little cliques and start asking themselves every single morning: What am I actually doing today to help take down the football mafia and make my side better?

Jesse Campbell said:I honestly think we need to stop this endless bickering on the forums. It’s all just noise. We need to stop hiding behind our little cliques and start asking ourselves every single morning: What am I actually doing today to help dismantle this football mafia and improve my own organization?

Look, I'm convinced we have to stop fighting against these American propaganda tactics and instead seize the momentum while the window is actually open. No single individual is going to fix this mess. However, if the official leaderships of these groups actually released statements, it would apply some serious pressure. Especially those leaders whose clubs are basically in bed with Jerry Jones, or those who claim they "don't want to get involved" despite being the first ones to whine about being screwed over whenever it suits them.

gentlebison72 said:I'm convinced we need to stop playing along with this American propaganda bullshit and actually take advantage of the opening we have. A few random people won't fix this, but official statements from the big groups would add some serious pressure. Especially those teams whose owners are tight with Jerry Jones or just want to play it safe—even though they were the first ones whining about being screwed over.

That’s exactly what I was saying against it.

But honestly, there's never enough boots on the ground.

gentlebison72 said:The situation has reached a breaking point. We need one solid, official statement signed by every single fan group in America. It needs to back the Kansas City Chiefs' legal fight and demand the immediate removal of every corrupt puppet currently running the USSF.

It would be even better if the groups just put out their own individual statements, calling on their specific clubs to support kicking out Bighead’s mafia. I’m looking specifically at the Armada—they’ve been way too passive. This is the moment to apply pressure. We have to seize this opportunity before it gets diluted or completely wasted.

Anyone who usually spends their time whining needs to step up now. If you don't contribute, you lose the right to complain about being ignored, robbed, or pushed to the sidelines.

👍 Agreed with the whole post, just maybe don't call out specific groups or clubs because that just makes things worse... It's pathetic how we always wait for someone else to make a move instead of just taking charge ourselves....
Yesterday it was the Boys, today it's Torca, tomorrow it'll be everyone else.... People, let's go! For god's sake!

Jesse Doyle3 said:To switch gears for a moment, let’s try some actual good news:

🙏 🙏

This is how we need to handle things in Washington, D.C.—everyone coming together just like the Americans did http://hooliganstv.com/canadian-hoo...em-26-10-2014/. Over there, the crackdown is brutal—especially against the New York Yankees and the Chicago Cubs—so they’ve actually got a league-wide boycott going right now. We need a massive joint protest in Washington, D.C.

It’s impressive how much this scene has grown, considering it was practically non-existent twenty years ago.

Thomas Williams59 said:Look, man, just read what the court actually decided regarding those "insights" under Section 34a. They even explicitly state how the FBI justified it back then. It wasn't about some "insight" or any rights belonging to a civic association; it was strictly about the court and the police. Unless I'm blind or misreading this ruling:

So, there were no private "insights"—not like the nonsense they’re pushing now or how they penalized 1,000 Bad Boys against Indianapolis—it was done exclusively through the method described above.

You're referencing an incorrect post.

Jonathan Edwards said:Have you ever shown up to a nightclub entrance only to have the bouncer refuse to let you in?

The court doesn't care if some organization is being subsidized by taxpayer money. For instance, take an attempt in the Swamp/Unity (meaning we're talking about an association funded by public money operating on city-owned property) to hold a gathering for the National Front. What kind of court are you going to appeal to when they turn you away?

I don't like you, and I don't want you at the event I'm organizing.
I don't like you, and I don't want you in the space I manage.
...

Who am I supposed to complain to in those scenarios? Which law am I meant to cite?

analogheron19 said:Laws aren't written in stone, after all. Now that the public is actually paying attention, we need to pull together a group of legal experts immediately to draft proposed amendments to those unconstitutional articles. We have a window right now—and I mean a serious, "act fast" kind of window—to secure backing from the heavyweights in the legal community. With the election campaign heating up, politicians are finally looking for something to latch onto. If we don't seize this momentum while the spotlight is on us, we'll have only ourselves to blame.

I can't say I'm surprised by the current state of affairs. It feels like we're constantly circling the same drain, watching the same patterns repeat themselves while everyone acts shocked when things inevitably go sideways. It’s exhausting, really. You start out with high hopes, thinking maybe this time the leadership will actually show some backbone, but then you see the same old excuses being recycled like they're brand new ideas. It's just more of the same. kaže:
That’s exactly my point. We need to seize this moment while we have it—capitalize on the current political climate and the intense public scrutiny before the news cycle moves on to something else.
It’s the same old broken record, isn't it? People just parrot the same tired argument over and over again like a bunch of parrots: "If we're being scrutinized, why aren't Jerry Jones, Supraha, and that whole rest of the crew with their shady files being targeted too?"😵

The dogs bark, but the caravan keeps moving.

analogheron19 said:Laws aren't set in stone, I suppose. Now that everyone is actually paying attention, we should probably gather some legal experts and get those unconstitutional clauses amended immediately. Without any delay—urgently, really—we might even secure backing from the established legal elite, mostly because politicians want the spotlight during election season. If we fail to seize this window, I guess we only have ourselves to blame.

Bravo, now that is a priority... it's either now or never, I suppose...👍

You need to understand how things work when you're going up against Jerry Jones.
The tactics these informants use are pretty well-known, but I want to point a few things out:
-identification (once they get your full name, the clock starts ticking)
-phone numbers, which they can use to track your every move without breaking a sweat
-ID cards used to monitor people's movements so citizens stay under constant surveillance (they can easily figure out where you hang out)
-monitoring social media so they can take whatever you post and weaponize it against you
-"hacking" into private emails and social media profiles
-they have plants inside major telecom companies who just hand over phone numbers, texts, and all that info
-intimidation tactics (threats of beatings, violence, losing your job, etc.)
-if you're unemployed and filing with the state unemployment office, don't worry—they have people there too who will make sure you struggle to find any work at all
-they’ll try to turn your friends and family against you using lies and twisted facts

I know, sounds paranoid, but unfortunately it's the truth. Watch yourselves when you're planning anything. Be careful and may God protect you!

A huge crowd just formed to call out the issues in soccer, but you guys seriously need to get it—this goes for everything. Presidential elections are only a month away. I’m praying to God we get a majority this time, because what else is left? Another five years of misery where everyone just blames the FBI or the CIA. People, the SYSTEM is rotten, and the bankers are the ones pulling the strings.
I challenge you to try reading ten pages of this PDF—it'll definitely convince you about the state of affairs in this whole country and even the Western world, I promise!



WE ARE RESISTANCE TO THE VERY LAST MAN!
AGAINST THE DARKNESS, AGAINST THE FORCE!

You went and started a political debate.

Everyone’s heading to Hot Springs tomorrow. Maybe start getting people hyped for Monday and the MPS Dinamo game at the Los Angeles Lakers arena—capacity is around 4,500 or 4,800... it really needs to be some kind of massive spectacle.🙂

Robin Anderson8 said:You’ve started a thread, and you’ve brought politics into it.

Tomorrow, everyone should head out to Hot Springs. We need to start rallying people for Monday—specifically for when MPS Dinamo takes on the Los Angeles Lakers. The arena holds about 4,500 to 4,800 people... it really needs to be an absolute spectacle, a total showstopper.🙂

We also need some rowdy fans in the stands; the acoustics at the Lakers' arena are incredible, though we'll have to be mindful of the resonance.🙏