Soldato
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Joe Lycett - Qatar/Beckham debate
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US journalist Grant Wahl, 48, DIES watching World Cup match in Doha
Wahl, who covered US and world soccer on his Substack and previously worked for Sports Illustrated, was 'healthy' according to brother Eric in an Instagram video he posted.
Soldato
Saw that over the weekend. The murder theory is a bit far fetched though.
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International games tend to be much more tame than derby club matches also.
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i see mr lycett is doing a 'christmas special' on C4 of his show 'got your back' - focusing on his retarded stunt. seems he 'locked horns' with david beckham......
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More hypocrisy, I'd estimated the majority of the celebrities who have criticised Beckham over Qatar have either been to one of the Gulf states on holiday or been to a location with similar homosexuality laws or indeed accepted money from related entities.
www.dailymail.co.uk
It's just woke to be seen to do it and Joe picked Beckham as the target here so off they go with the current thing even though until then they had no issues spending money themselves in these countries or indeed in the case of one UK TV presented, being paid significant sums of money.
David Beckham snaps back at Vogue Williams after Qatar deal criticism
David Beckham is furious after model Vogue Williams criticised him when she turned down a chance to visit Qatar in solidarity with her gay sister.
It's just woke to be seen to do it and Joe picked Beckham as the target here so off they go with the current thing even though until then they had no issues spending money themselves in these countries or indeed in the case of one UK TV presented, being paid significant sums of money.
Soldato
Just proves it's all virtue signalling aimed at enhancing celebrity profiles. There's no substance behind most of it and barely stands upto even the most basic of scrutiny without making oneself look like a racist/bigot.
Meanwhile most sane people just carry on and fly on Qatar/Emirates, taking off from Heathrow Airport, heating their home with Qatari gas etc etc etc.
Oh and at the end of the world cup which has gone without a hitch, with very few people complaining about its organisation, safety particularly for women and families, no violence/mobs etc etc. Who would have thought a country that deals with people from all over the world day in day out will be able to host a world cup.
The people that believed all the media nonsense before the cup must feel like mugs.
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The anti israel fake news, the fyre festival fake news etc etc.
Meanwhile most sane people just carry on and fly on Qatar/Emirates, taking off from Heathrow Airport, heating their home with Qatari gas etc etc etc.
Oh and at the end of the world cup which has gone without a hitch, with very few people complaining about its organisation, safety particularly for women and families, no violence/mobs etc etc. Who would have thought a country that deals with people from all over the world day in day out will be able to host a world cup.
The people that believed all the media nonsense before the cup must feel like mugs.
MY OPINION OF QATAR and the hosting of the WORLD CUP 2022.
So, many of you have asked for my overall opinion of the World cup and how it was staged in Qatar. I could have rambled on forever, but I think I have address...
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The anti israel fake news, the fyre festival fake news etc etc.
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The Guardian view on the Qatar World Cup: great tournament, wrong place | Editorial
Editorial: Much of the football and the spectacle has been wonderful. But much more than sport was at stake
www.theguardian.com
Are you forgetting the thousands of dead Indians?Just proves it's all virtue signalling aimed at enhancing celebrity profiles. There's no substance behind most of it and barely stands upto even the most basic of scrutiny without making oneself look like a racist/bigot.
Meanwhile most sane people just carry on and fly on Qatar/Emirates, taking off from Heathrow Airport, heating their home with Qatari gas etc etc etc.
Oh and at the end of the world cup which has gone without a hitch, with very few people complaining about its organisation, safety particularly for women and families, no violence/mobs etc etc. Who would have thought a country that deals with people from all over the world day in day out will be able to host a world cup.
The people that believed all the media nonsense before the cup must feel like mugs.
MY OPINION OF QATAR and the hosting of the WORLD CUP 2022.
So, many of you have asked for my overall opinion of the World cup and how it was staged in Qatar. I could have rambled on forever, but I think I have address...
The anti israel fake news, the fyre festival fake news etc etc.
Soldato
Anybody know of any sources that compare the Qatari H&S record to its neighbours & Asia ?
Soldato
Yes I am actually, because again it was a thing that none actually knows how many died.
Not only that but apparently the World Cup acted as a way to change the laws. Otherwise they would have continued having the poor labour laws.
So really it worked for the better…
The press even worked on denigrating Qatar after the emir gave him a bisht to wear.
With the usual BBC Gary linekar calling it a shame...
The world cup made the prejudices so obvious its not even funny.
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I think that is a fair summary; if you ignore all the migrant deaths, the homophobic controls on the clothes that fans were allowed to wear inside the stadium, all the empty seats and the rampant corruption that lead to the tournament being held there in the first place - then it's clear the tournament has been a resounding success.
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Qatar: Labour reform unfinished and compensation still owed as World Cup looms
New Amnesty briefing reveals abuses against migrant workers in Qatar remain rife one month from World Cup
www.amnesty.org
Soldato
Really are we still saying a country banning articles of clothing is homophobic?
Empty seats? Is that a problem really?
Corruption - I blame the takers not the givers.
But yes its obvious it was a resounding success....
This is all the same nonsense they were peddling before the tournament which turned out to be absolute nonsense. Which is better, no Rainbow hats or the whole of a city trashed by football fans.
Anyone remember the hugely racist coverage that those brown people can't possibly be football fans, they must be paid actors.
Meanwhile the streets of Karachi.
Lyari Mini Brazil | FIFA World Cup 2022 Qatar
Lyari is the most famous area of Karachi and it is also known as mini Brazil, because of its football lovers. The people of Lyari are very passionate about f...
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Soldato
Banning rainbow hats stopped the fans trashing cities??
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Soldato
No their system of governance stopped fans trashing cities, which as you can see is highly effective (again not a surprise that they know how to deal with people and ensure peace, they do it day in day out especailly when foreigners outnumber locals so such a large degree)
It also stopped the bucket hats.
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I think the lack of alcohol, and the cost, inhibited many who would normally cause trouble from doing so. Either because it’s not so clever when you’re sober or because they couldn’t afford to get there.
I don’t think the fact they are an absolute monarchy put people off fighting…
Soldato
I am pretty sure knowing the consequences of what might happen if you stepped out of line put off anyone from fighting or even turning up in some cases. I am not sure how much alcohol is a factor as lots of people drink and don't fight.
The fact that they have little to zero crime in general means they are certainly doing something right.
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Soldato
ah,ok. i see what you're doing now.