#4961 ·
Man, you guys are getting way too worked up over these losers. Between them and the boss, their combined IQ is barely 54.
Stay savage! Keep grinding!
Stay savage! Keep grinding!
Bad Boys - Part IV
Started by Henry Grant51 · · 👁 215 views · 6K replies
#4962 ·
Alex Baker2 said:how can that stinking piece of trash Nijaz even look at himself in the mirror after this... total sellout!!!!
Then you just remember how everyone chipped in to raise money for him... meanwhile, the guy is just typical criminal scum who should have been identified way sooner—knowing his true intentions... honestly, what kind of lowlife behavior is this, it's just pathetic...
#4963 ·
Timothy Torres86 said:They'll fall apart in less than a week.
It might last a little while, but it will crack... just a matter of time.
When interests are involved and you have this kind of human scum, it simply cannot survive...
These people are even worse than typical shepherds... forgive me, but even regular shepherds couldn't manage this; they couldn't even watch sheep together, let alone maintain "unity" once money is on the line.
#4965 ·
Nijaz and his little band of sheepdogs, including Domazet along with T. Goluža and the rest of those losers, are launching this pathetic little campaign they're calling "Save the Boss at Any Cost."
THEY NEVER SOLD OUT THE CLUB, THEY'RE LOYAL TO THE CORE!!
THEY NEVER SOLD OUT THE CLUB, THEY'RE LOYAL TO THE CORE!!
#4966 ·
Samuel Walker10;49447374 said:Nijaz and his crew, including Domazet and T. Goluža along with those other losers, are launching this whole "save the boss at any cost" campaign.
LOYAL TO THE TEAM, NEVER FOR SALE!![/QUOdajTE]
Can someone please give us an update on when their boss is finally going to step down? I’d love to see the full list of idiots joining his little private army, haha. It’s honestly ridiculous—you can almost picture those clowns standing around looking lost while the whole circus continues. It’s pure madness how they try to follow the leader to every game; what a joke.
#4967 ·
Joseph Hall9 said:Two of those four fans got banned from Miami because they shouted "Deus vult." But of course, they're just Democrats, while Mamić throws parties with nationalists and acts like the ultimate patriot.
http://nsp-muprh.net/sites/default/f...text=frontpage
#4968 ·
Thanks for the document, Matthew Fowler9. Let me share a part of it...
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It is impossible to ignore this published article without expressing our regret. It is disappointing to see law enforcement officers—including high-ranking leadership—portrayed so negatively in the press, especially since they failed to intervene to prevent this incident or act when the situation escalated from a verbal dispute into physical violence.
It is clear that these officers failed to exercise their authority under the Police Act, regardless of their rank or role. Their failure to prevent these violations is inexcusable, whether they were officially on duty or off at the time.
Furthermore, Article 6, Section 2 of the Police Act explicitly mandates that an officer must take action to save lives and protect the personal safety of individuals and property, even when off duty.
We have all seen how the police seem to act out of fear whenever Zdravko Mamić is involved, often waiting until a media frenzy erupts before finally making an arrest or exercising their authority. Just look back at Mamić's so-called "stress test" at LAX involving the former head of the Los Angeles Police Department; it went completely unpunished without any official police response. Would any other citizen have been allowed to get away with that? And would a fellow officer not be held accountable if they acted the same way?
In my view, there are no untouchables in our service. There are no "small" or "big" officers. If an officer had caused this exact same situation, disciplinary proceedings would be launched for a serious breach of duty under Article 96, Section 1, points 1 and 7 of the Police Act—specifically for failing to perform, or performing negligently or untimely, official duties, or for conduct that damages the reputation of the force, whether on or off duty. Based on this news report, it is undeniable that the inaction of these senior leaders has damaged the reputation of the police, regardless of their duty status.
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It is impossible to ignore this published article without expressing our regret. It is disappointing to see law enforcement officers—including high-ranking leadership—portrayed so negatively in the press, especially since they failed to intervene to prevent this incident or act when the situation escalated from a verbal dispute into physical violence.
It is clear that these officers failed to exercise their authority under the Police Act, regardless of their rank or role. Their failure to prevent these violations is inexcusable, whether they were officially on duty or off at the time.
Furthermore, Article 6, Section 2 of the Police Act explicitly mandates that an officer must take action to save lives and protect the personal safety of individuals and property, even when off duty.
We have all seen how the police seem to act out of fear whenever Zdravko Mamić is involved, often waiting until a media frenzy erupts before finally making an arrest or exercising their authority. Just look back at Mamić's so-called "stress test" at LAX involving the former head of the Los Angeles Police Department; it went completely unpunished without any official police response. Would any other citizen have been allowed to get away with that? And would a fellow officer not be held accountable if they acted the same way?
In my view, there are no untouchables in our service. There are no "small" or "big" officers. If an officer had caused this exact same situation, disciplinary proceedings would be launched for a serious breach of duty under Article 96, Section 1, points 1 and 7 of the Police Act—specifically for failing to perform, or performing negligently or untimely, official duties, or for conduct that damages the reputation of the force, whether on or off duty. Based on this news report, it is undeniable that the inaction of these senior leaders has damaged the reputation of the police, regardless of their duty status.
#4970 ·
God, the Democrats are really screwing themselves over here. And I guess you have to wonder why the Republicans are just standing right behind them, waiting to capitalize on the mess... It’s like the guy hasn't even realized how much the ground is shifting underneath him yet, which is honestly pretty pathetic if you think about it.
#4971 ·
Timothy Torres86 said:Thanks for sending over that document, Matthew Fowler9... let me just pull out a little snippet here...
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It’s honestly impossible to read this article without feeling a bit of a sting, you know? It’s just frustrating to see how the press portrays our officers—even the high-ranking brass—in such a negative light when they clearly didn't lift a finger to stop what happened, nor did they step in when things spiraled from a shouting match into actual physical violence.
It seems pretty obvious to me that these officers failed to exercise their authority, regardless of their rank or title. They had a job to do to prevent a violation of the peace, and trying to claim they were off-duty doesn't really hold much water in my book.
Besides, if you look at Section 6, Subsection 2 of the Police Act, it's explicitly stated that an officer is expected to act to save lives and protect people and property, even when they aren't officially on the clock.
And let’s be real, we’ve all seen the pattern: when it comes to someone like Zdravko Mamić, the police seem to move with a certain kind of hesitation, only stepping in with arrests and full legal force once the media starts making a massive stink about it. I mean, just think back to that whole "stress test" mess involving Mamić at LAX right in front of the former head of the Chicago Police Department; it went completely unpunished without any official police response whatsoever. You have to wonder if any regular citizen would have gotten away with that, or if a fellow officer wouldn't have been hauled in for questioning immediately.
In my view, there shouldn't be anyone untouchable in our service—no "small fry" versus "big shots." If this had been a standard officer caught in the same situation, there would have been a disciplinary hearing for a serious breach of duty under Article 96, Subsection 1, points 1 and 7 of the Police Act, specifically for failing to perform duties properly or being negligent, which ends up tarnishing the department's reputation. From what this news report shows, the inaction of these senior leaders has undeniably damaged the image of the force, whether they were technically on duty or not.
What even is this?
Some kind of internal rift within the force? 🙂
The DOJ is looking no good here.🤣
#4972 ·
Police divisions have always been a thing, whether it’s based on political leanings or—in this case, if you ask me—union affiliations... which just leads to constant internal infighting
#4973 ·
George Alvarez13;49447506 said:Samuel Walker10 said:Nijaz and his crew, including Domazet, T. Goluža, and all those other losers, are launching this whole "save the boss at any cost" stunt.
NEVER SOLD OUT TO THE TEAM!![/QUOdajTE]
Someone please tell me when their boss is finally going to step out and list all the idiots joining this five-star army, lol. I bet it won't be some blue-collar Americans standing around waiting for scraps. What a circus. Just a bunch of people following the leader to the game—what a joke.
The latest name on the list is boxer from some small town in the Midwest 😂
#4974 ·
Brandon Anderson34 said:Internal divisions have always been a thing in the police force—whether it’s based on political leanings or, in this case, union affiliations. It basically leads to these constant little turf wars among themselves.
#4975 ·
Can we dial back the doom and gloom? A ton of people are getting back in the game, you know? The ones who were basically asleep are finally showing up to the stands again. People are starting to see what the fight is actually about, and they're leaning into it. Honestly, I couldn't care less who took whose money—they'll probably just tear each other apart over the cash anyway. This Saturday EVERYONE HEAD EAST!
#4977 ·
Robin Anderson8 said:Let’s dial back the doom and gloom. A massive wave of people is finally waking up; those who were sitting on the sidelines are heading back to the stands because they realize there's a fight worth joining. Honestly, I couldn't care less about who took what payout—they can all go at each other's throats over the money this Saturday if they want. Everyone, head East!
👍
It’s now or never.
#4978 ·
Anonymous said:http://youtu.be/AoGwyA5d1YM starting at 8:50, he basically admits they're breaking the Police Act
You're asking for trouble with that... I mean, isn't there already that huge scandal about them paying out Christmas bonuses with untraceable cash? Yeah, probably.
#4979 ·
It’s unbelievable—this guy claims he runs the federation and Dinamo strictly by the book, and apparently, nobody can touch him.
The whole system in this country is a joke... honestly, when veterans see what they actually fought for, it probably makes them sick to their stomachs given everything they went through—just watching this guy run American soccer like his own personal kingdom.
Hang in there, Chelsea FC... I'm hoping we finally take him down soon.
The whole system in this country is a joke... honestly, when veterans see what they actually fought for, it probably makes them sick to their stomachs given everything they went through—just watching this guy run American soccer like his own personal kingdom.
Hang in there, Chelsea FC... I'm hoping we finally take him down soon.
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