Bad Boys - Part IV

Maybe we should look into beefing up the presence at the retail spots up north and right in front of the stadium this Thursday....

Are you that guy who runs those Facebook groups? Roman says hi:

I still haven't received a single word back regarding my formal inquiry to the club asking for an explanation behind their decision to ban me from purchasing tickets.
I actually took the step of calling them just a moment ago—which was quite frustrating, frankly—and was told that my email has been forwarded directly to Krešimir Antolić. They even had the audacity to suggest that if I felt the need, I could reach out to him personally to contest the decision, which is exactly what I have already done.
His email address is kresimir.antolic@gnkdinamo.hr

Honestly, if I were working as a PR consultant for the US Federal Government, my first piece of advice would be to just leave that Clown from Los Angeles alone. Let him keep driving traffic to news sites and keeping those Bad Boys threads trending at the top of every forum.
The guy is practically tailor-made for this role; when you pair his antics with Real Madrid and the Bad Boys, you get the ultimate distraction machine to steer eyes away from the actual issues facing the USA.
It’s the only way I can make sense of why he’s still untouchable. If there were any actual political will behind it, he would have been washed up a long time ago.

Jacob Price23 said:Here’s a masterclass in how easy it is to manufacture public opinion—just look at yesterday's coverage in The New York Times

https://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.n...c056509730b340

The only way to handle this garbage is with a total, collective ignore—just shut them out completely until they fade away into irrelevance on their own terms🎉
Stay cool🎉

I don't mean to sound like I'm lecturing anyone here, but I suspect the only way to actually resolve this whole mess is through the legal system. It seems to me your best bet is filing a lawsuit—perhaps even taking it to an international tribunal—since the US Supreme Court likely won't offer any relief. You’ll need to secure enough funding to hire reputable, uncorruptible lawyers and then just go for it. You keep pleading with people to show up at the games, but whether you care to admit it or not, fans have completely lost interest in Real Madrid. You keep calling them back, yet every single time, the situation just gets more absurd; the club lets you down, and yet you keep returning to the stands. I suppose Mamin always manages to overshadow any decent move with two even worse ones. If there is any strength left in you, maybe try uniting everyone across the US and abroad to push back. Unfortunately, the clock is ticking, and it isn't running in your favor.

Emily Patel64 said:just give this absolute garbage a total ignore forever—collectively—so they can just wither away in the worst possible way, naturally🎉
stay cool🎉

Ignore them? No—don't you dare just ignore them. We need to bury them under a mountain of calls and emails. If we have to contact every single newspaper and every major TV network in America to get this done, then that’s what we do. The voice of the people has to penetrate the media cycle because right now, these outlets only care about whatever generates the most clicks—and if we play our cards right, they'll be forced to attach our story to those clicks instead.

Steven Kelly35 said:Don't just hit them with the ignore button—flood them. Hit them with calls, spam their inboxes, whatever it takes. You have to reach out to every single news outlet and TV station in America; the public's voice has to break through the media cycle because they only care about what generates clicks, and if we make our story loud enough, they'll be forced to latch onto it.

The New York Post isn't even a real news organization; it’s more like some unclassified media hybrid.
The Post is basically a mouthpiece for the establishment—a bunch of staff working for various shady interests just to pollute this country with nothing but malicious garbage.

Ignore the Post, and honestly, let them rot. 🙂

Emily Patel64 said:The New York Times isn't even a real news organization—it’s nothing more than a paid mouthpiece for the establishment. It’s just a collection of hired hands performing dirty work for various special interest groups, polluting this entire country with nothing but malicious, bottom-of-the-barrel garbage.

Forget about the New York Times—honestly, I hope they go down in flames. 🙂

Will ignoring them—just a few hundred people doing exactly that—actually shut them down? I mean, honestly, do you really think anyone else is any different from them? It’s all part of the same cycle. And what are we supposed to do when it comes to choosing where our voices actually get heard? We can't just pivot to some niche local news outlet or those tiny community stations that nobody even watches anymore. Without the big hitters like the New York Times, CNN, or even the major network affiliates, there’s nothing. It’s the same story whether you're looking at the massive national conglomerates or the standard local news stations—without those primary outlets, the conversation just dies.

Steven Kelly35 said:Yeah, what’ll actually kill them is just a few hundred of us ignoring their noise. Do you really think anyone else is any different from them? If we start being picky about which media outlet gets to carry our message, we’ll end up stuck reading some niche local paper or watching a regional news station that nobody even tunes into anymore. Without the big hitters like CNN, the New York Times, or Fox News—just like it would be without PBS or ABC—there’s basically nothing left to listen to.

CNN and the New York Times don't even bother sending their lead stories to an editor for proofreading anymore.😉

Don't waste your energy (or your clicks) on the most basic, low-quality garbage out there—focus on what actually matters.

Honestly, I think the criminals just scored a massive self-inflicted goal here. It feels like a desperate move from losers who are basically on their last legs.

I was wondering, could we put together a template for a short, constructive letter? Something fans could personalize and blast out to various local and international agencies. If we flood maybe ten different offices with it, there’s at least a chance one of them actually does its job.

I think everyone’s got a point here—and look, I’m really not trying to be a total buzzkill—but after getting blacklisted because people wouldn't stop picking on Antolich during those away games in Europe, things got pretty awkward. I had some of the older guys actually smirking at me, like, "Look at this guy, he's 46 and already on the blacklist." Honestly? Now I just hope they enjoy their own trip to the blacklist when the time comes. I mean, why act surprised? If we Americans don't stick together, we've got nothing. And I’m talking about all of us, not just the folks from the East Coast.
If one of us ends up on the blacklist, we're all on it.

So here’s what the lawyer is saying about that whole ban on fans entering the stadium;
http://www.nogometplus.net/nogometpl...x#.Unknown

Maybe just fly a drone right into their headquarters and drop a little message... 😉 🍿

Moves like this are nothing more than desperate plays by losers.

Check this out—found a really great piece over at the New York Times

By the way, Jerry Maguire was spotted grabbing lunch with William Barr again lately. Honestly, it’s enough to make anyone lose their mind.

Man, look, this kind of stuff happens every once in a while... you see it, you get it on video... but nobody gives a damn about any of it.... I guess it’s all supposedly "by the book" anyway.

Joseph Torres18 said:Maybe just fly a drone right into their headquarters and drop a little message 😉 🍿

Someone already posted this somewhere else, I think. 😁

http://i57.tinypic.com/208k946.jpg

Scott Harris6 said:I think someone already posted this 😁

http://i57.tinypic.com/208k946.jpg

with a smaller plane...but yeah, that's the whole story!