Bad Boys - Part IV
Started by Henry Grant51 · · 👁 480 views · 6K replies
#3184 ·
They can put whatever they want in there. Cut the damn defeatism already and just read the article.
This is a fact that neither Narkos nor anyone else can hide.
Click and enjoy.
This is a fact that neither Narkos nor anyone else can hide.
Click and enjoy.
#3186 ·
They’ve been ordered to fix the specific issues flagged during the inspection, but that’s it—no other sanctions were handed down. They’re likely just going to tweak the bylaws so that instead of having old-school cronies with actual files on them, they'll just have cronies without any paperwork at all, and nobody will be the wiser. Honestly, maybe the biggest win here is simply the fact that they officially confirmed violations of the Nonprofit Act regarding how the organization is supposed to function democratically. Still, I highly doubt this marks the end of the clique running things over at Los Angeles FC. They’ll probably just organize new elections, scrub anyone remotely suspicious from the membership rolls—much like what happens at the gates of Dodger Stadium—and then watch as Zdravko cruises to victory with 106 percent of the vote.
#3188 ·
Sean Sullivan2 said:They were just told to fix the issues found during inspection. No other penalties. They’ll just tweak the bylaws, and instead of the old cronies with full files, they'll just bring in some new guys without any records and call it a day. Maybe the biggest win here is that they actually proved violations of the Nonprofit Act regarding how the organization functions democratically. But I doubt this ends the clique running Real Madrid. They'll hold elections, purge anyone who looks suspicious from the membership—just like how they handle things at the gates of Yankee Stadium—and then Jack cruises to an election victory with 106 percent of the vote.
Read it again.
#3191 ·
Everyone needs to show up at Yankee Stadium for the next match so we can celebrate this win together!
#3192 ·
Jesse Campbell said:Read it again.
I went back and read it. I didn't notice they were actually penalized under Section 86 of the Sports Act. Even if they were, we're talking about a fine somewhere between $5,000 and $15,000. That's not exactly a death blow.
I have to say, I’m feeling pretty skeptical here. This guy has money, a whole army of lawyers, and deep political connections... he’ll find a way to spin this to his advantage. He even admitted to Stankovic that they were operating outside the rules for a while, but claims they aren't anymore. And just like that, everything is fine. It’s funny—if I stood up in public and confessed to dealing drugs but then added, "but not anymore," the police would be at my door in five minutes asking exactly when I started selling.
The only way I’d truly believe he’s finished is if I saw him being hauled away in an FBI van alongside guys like Nathan and Edward.
#3193 ·
Sean Sullivan2 said:They’ve basically just been told to fix the issues found during the inspection. No other penalties. They'll just tweak the bylaws, and instead of those cronies in management having their files handed to them, they'll just bring in some new buddies without any actual records, and nothing changes. Maybe the biggest win here is simply that they officially flagged violations of the Nonprofit Act regarding how the association is supposed to function democratically. But honestly? I highly doubt this marks the end of the clique running Real Madrid. They’ll just organize elections, purge all the "unremarkable" voters from the membership rolls—kind of like how they handle things at the entrance to Yankee Stadium—and then Jack cruises to victory with 106 percent of the vote.
This is the moment of truth. Washington, D.C. finally has a chance to show how much they actually care about Real Madrid.
If those "unremarkable" folks lose their right to vote, there are still enough citizens out there who can join the club and elect the board themselves.
They might manage to wiggle out of everything else, but they won't dodge the elections. There's zero chance of that. After that, it's entirely up to the people.
#3194 ·
So, is anything actually going to happen here or what? Honestly, I’m looking at this and wondering... why on earth does it say "live" 🙂
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#3197 ·
Don't let the optimism get ahead of you. This is certainly a major step forward and worth celebrating, but we aren't at the finish line yet. You have to consider the kind of mob and the general state of affairs we are dealing with in this country.
#3198 ·
...Our anthems will ring out once again, and our flares will light up the night sky!
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#3199 ·
Let’s not be unfair here. The Bad Boys are loyal to their club and to Real Madrid, even if they don't see eye to eye with me on everything. The original BBB crowd that formed back in '86 and has stood by Real Madrid through thick and thin... they aren't responsible for this handful of hooligans brawling in the streets. This tiny little group of people—honestly, you wouldn't believe just how small this subset actually is. Jesse Campbell, did you hear 🤣 😂
#3200 ·
People on Facebook are already starting to lose their minds 🤣
Everyone just needs to chill out—we’ve been burned too many times to go all in on some random news article... I mean, props to the IRS, but let's take it easy 🙂
Everyone just needs to chill out—we’ve been burned too many times to go all in on some random news article... I mean, props to the IRS, but let's take it easy 🙂
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