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  1. From hooligans to exemplary fans: the English return to Mexico after 40 years.

    In the 1986 World Cup, England supporters became violent, reinforcing security measures in Mexico.

    Today the face of one of the most feared fan cohorts has changed

    mediafaro.org/article/20260703

    #Football #England #WorldCup #UK #FIFA #Hooliganism

  2. From hooligans to exemplary fans: the English return to Mexico after 40 years.

    In the 1986 World Cup, England supporters became violent, reinforcing security measures in Mexico.

    Today the face of one of the most feared fan cohorts has changed

    mediafaro.org/article/20260703

    #Football #England #WorldCup #UK #FIFA #Hooliganism

  3. From hooligans to exemplary fans: the English return to Mexico after 40 years.

    In the 1986 World Cup, England supporters became violent, reinforcing security measures in Mexico.

    Today the face of one of the most feared fan cohorts has changed

    mediafaro.org/article/20260703

    #Football #England #WorldCup #UK #FIFA #Hooliganism

  4. From hooligans to exemplary fans: the English return to Mexico after 40 years.

    In the 1986 World Cup, England supporters became violent, reinforcing security measures in Mexico.

    Today the face of one of the most feared fan cohorts has changed

    mediafaro.org/article/20260703

    #Football #England #WorldCup #UK #FIFA #Hooliganism

  5. One in five people arrested over 2024 riots have since been reported for domestic abuse in UK.

    True to brand for Jan 6th #republican #maga #gop #thugs, too

    It's #gang violence, #hooliganism

    But only in America has it been mainstreamed into a major political party #republicans

    share.google/JnIkxr41uJwaMjPpA

  6. One in five people arrested over 2024 riots have since been reported for domestic abuse in UK.

    True to brand for Jan 6th #republican #maga #gop #thugs, too

    It's #gang violence, #hooliganism

    But only in America has it been mainstreamed into a major political party #republicans

    share.google/JnIkxr41uJwaMjPpA

  7. One in five people arrested over 2024 riots have since been reported for domestic abuse in UK.

    True to brand for Jan 6th #republican #maga #gop #thugs, too

    It's #gang violence, #hooliganism

    But only in America has it been mainstreamed into a major political party #republicans

    share.google/JnIkxr41uJwaMjPpA

  8. One in five people arrested over 2024 riots have since been reported for domestic abuse in UK.

    True to brand for Jan 6th #republican #maga #gop #thugs, too

    It's #gang violence, #hooliganism

    But only in America has it been mainstreamed into a major political party #republicans

    share.google/JnIkxr41uJwaMjPpA

  9. One in five people arrested over 2024 riots have since been reported for domestic abuse in UK.

    True to brand for Jan 6th #republican #maga #gop #thugs, too

    It's #gang violence, #hooliganism

    But only in America has it been mainstreamed into a major political party #republicans

    share.google/JnIkxr41uJwaMjPpA

  10. Props to the Man City supporters I saw out in London just enjoying the sights and not embarrassing themselves like Celtic fans did last night.
    Toxic Masculinity on parade....

    bbc.com/news/articles/c0e2xxz5

    #Hooliganism #Football

  11. Props to the Man City supporters I saw out in London just enjoying the sights and not embarrassing themselves like Celtic fans did last night.
    Toxic Masculinity on parade....

    bbc.com/news/articles/c0e2xxz5

    #Hooliganism #Football

  12. Props to the Man City supporters I saw out in London just enjoying the sights and not embarrassing themselves like Celtic fans did last night.
    Toxic Masculinity on parade....

    bbc.com/news/articles/c0e2xxz5

    #Hooliganism #Football

  13. Props to the Man City supporters I saw out in London just enjoying the sights and not embarrassing themselves like Celtic fans did last night.
    Toxic Masculinity on parade....

    bbc.com/news/articles/c0e2xxz5

    #Hooliganism #Football

  14. Props to the Man City supporters I saw out in London just enjoying the sights and not embarrassing themselves like Celtic fans did last night.
    Toxic Masculinity on parade....

    bbc.com/news/articles/c0e2xxz5

    #Hooliganism #Football

  15. CW: Left or Right - Mast Left or Right - it's more about how much people debate and talk about these points - which #Left seem to be best at avoiding while professional liers / politician take their money endlessly damaging cultures / not creating healthy life...

    @kathimmel No worries - there is another way to choose

    - I'd accept questions that are interesting (from your side)...because I wonder if there is anything he hasn't answered from all the details he's provided online (almost too much extra but I've covered a lot and can answer fast for you if you like!)

    Or another way if stuck reading my post here, then just try:

    ➡️ bit by bit reading (keeping the post open and having cups of tea from time to time)

    ➡️ reading one paragraph and writing one immediately (I can be forgiving / accept it might not make sense totally

    ➡️ write in another document over time as you read - review it yourself at the end / delete / merge points)and then send it after keeping the original page link open:

    mstdn.social/@kathimmel/115216

    Other thoughts that came to mind / I found out / nobody cares to find out:

    YOU CAN SKIP ALL THIS....

    ⚫ He was CO-Founder (not just founder) just to be clear.
    The others were a Bangladeshi and 3+ in total as starting entity.
    ⚫ EDL was legally registered as originally #EJDL (English and Jewish Defence League) and then renamed to #EDL and then stopped as members split or stopped EDL legally (the order or story may have more but those all happened / said by co-founder / paperwork shown).
    ⚫ EDL Doesn't exist as a company since a while now.
    ⚫ Evolutions of events on-going today reflect #TommyRobson's story learning / growing perhaps if I'm charitable / hearing what he said as something more detailed informative / fact-based / event-creating (not just #hooliganism, strong #Israeli support to the extent of racistic things) and surprisingly working with police more than ever (says in detail on youtube - is upfront / most detailed person I've ever come across in reply or research who is not even a politician or born from / into it (Luton has some totally non-white or non-other schools for example as population has grown which is extreme in the other way),

    And to avoid sounding like a fan he's stuck to it with responses for everything - literally no escaping and 'even worse' making more videos to answer which is hard to not see the point (even if it's like no personally) where a politician doesn't answer / evades / lies / escapes everything.

    ⏺️ It is interesting...
    Once something is interesting it's easier to look at more and accept despite flaws (and easier when person declares them)...

    SORRY ALSO IN REPLY...
    I appreciate this is more than enough.

    Perhaps if you're quitting here, just trust those that can look at whole channels of people's youtube / can read and write fast... and give receipts to each fact or position (that's what I can do - just ask and I'll send you where / screenshots).

    It's all out there and said pretty well in this case of #Tommy Robinson but I'm sure people don't have enough time for the truth or #bandwidth... and even like / need something these things.

    I'd take any questions without sounding like I'm representing but for me I'd like to test myself to see if there is anything he hasn't answered from all the detail he's provided almost extra!

    Thanks either way.

  16. CW: Left or Right - Mast Left or Right - it's more about how much people debate and talk about these points - which #Left seem to be best at avoiding while professional liers / politician take their money endlessly damaging cultures / not creating healthy life...

    @kathimmel No worries - there is another way to choose

    - I'd accept questions that are interesting (from your side)...because I wonder if there is anything he hasn't answered from all the details he's provided online (almost too much extra but I've covered a lot and can answer fast for you if you like!)

    Or another way if stuck reading my post here, then just try:

    ➡️ bit by bit reading (keeping the post open and having cups of tea from time to time)

    ➡️ reading one paragraph and writing one immediately (I can be forgiving / accept it might not make sense totally

    ➡️ write in another document over time as you read - review it yourself at the end / delete / merge points)and then send it after keeping the original page link open:

    mstdn.social/@kathimmel/115216

    Other thoughts that came to mind / I found out / nobody cares to find out:

    YOU CAN SKIP ALL THIS....

    ⚫ He was CO-Founder (not just founder) just to be clear.
    The others were a Bangladeshi and 3+ in total as starting entity.
    ⚫ EDL was legally registered as originally #EJDL (English and Jewish Defence League) and then renamed to #EDL and then stopped as members split or stopped EDL legally (the order or story may have more but those all happened / said by co-founder / paperwork shown).
    ⚫ EDL Doesn't exist as a company since a while now.
    ⚫ Evolutions of events on-going today reflect #TommyRobson's story learning / growing perhaps if I'm charitable / hearing what he said as something more detailed informative / fact-based / event-creating (not just #hooliganism, strong #Israeli support to the extent of racistic things) and surprisingly working with police more than ever (says in detail on youtube - is upfront / most detailed person I've ever come across in reply or research who is not even a politician or born from / into it (Luton has some totally non-white or non-other schools for example as population has grown which is extreme in the other way),

    And to avoid sounding like a fan he's stuck to it with responses for everything - literally no escaping and 'even worse' making more videos to answer which is hard to not see the point (even if it's like no personally) where a politician doesn't answer / evades / lies / escapes everything.

    ⏺️ It is interesting...
    Once something is interesting it's easier to look at more and accept despite flaws (and easier when person declares them)...

    SORRY ALSO IN REPLY...
    I appreciate this is more than enough.

    Perhaps if you're quitting here, just trust those that can look at whole channels of people's youtube / can read and write fast... and give receipts to each fact or position (that's what I can do - just ask and I'll send you where / screenshots).

    It's all out there and said pretty well in this case of #Tommy Robinson but I'm sure people don't have enough time for the truth or #bandwidth... and even like / need something these things.

    I'd take any questions without sounding like I'm representing but for me I'd like to test myself to see if there is anything he hasn't answered from all the detail he's provided almost extra!

    Thanks either way.

  17. CĐV Indonesia gây bê bối khi ném vật thể xuống sân sau thất bại trước Iraq, khiến khu vực Đông Nam Á bị mang tiếng xấu. Trận thua này đồng thời dập tắt hy vọng dự World Cup 2026 của đội bóng xứ Vạn đảo.

    #BóngĐá #AFF #WorldCup2026 #CĐVQuáKhích #ĐôngNamÁ
    #Football #ASEANFootball #WorldCupQualifiers #Hooliganism #SoutheastAsia

    vietnamnet.vn/cdv-indonesia-kh

  18. #RepublicOfGeorgia: New legislation directly threatens people's right to #protest and #FreeExpression

    In a troubling shift toward #authoritarian governance, Georgia’s ruling party has enacted legislative reforms that drastically restrict freedom of expression and peaceful assembly, and proposed changes to restrict #media, public participation.

    February 10, 2025

    "The key changes obstructing people’s right to protest include:

    - Expanded organisers' liability;
    - Restrictions on spontaneous protests;
    - Limitations on protests in enclosed spaces: Protests in closed spaces or buildings now require written consent from the property owner, significantly restricting #student and #workplace #demonstrations. This provision appears to be a direct response to recent protests on #UniversityCampuses;
    - Expanded penalties for protest-related offenses: Petty #hooliganism fines have risen from GEL 500-1,000 to GEL 500-2,000 (from maximum approximately 350-700 EUR) , with imprisonment now up to 20 days instead of 15. Verbal insults towards #PoliceOfficers now carry fines of GEL 2,000 5,000 (approx. 700-1750 EUR) or up to 60 days’ imprisonment. Repeat offenses can result in a GEL 3,500-6,000 ( 1200–2100 EUR) fine and extended jail terms. Additionally, individuals accused of "disrupting public order" face severe criminal penalties, including up to 3 years in prison;
    - New restrictions on symbolic protest actions: Covering one's face, possessing a laser or light-emitting device, or wearing clothing resembling police or military uniforms during assemblies are now punishable by fines of GEL 2,000 ( 700 EUR) or imprisonment up to 7 days. Such measures are expected to disproportionately impact younger protesters and student-led movements;
    - #Broadened law enforcement powers: The Ministry of Internal Affairs now holds increased authority over protest regulation, including the power to block protests that allegedly threaten public order or constitutional stability. Authorities can now use '#EmergencyMeasures' to disperse gatherings, including mass #arrests and prolonged #detentions;
    - Increased state control over protest logistics: Protesters are now required to ensure that demonstrations do not obstruct transportation routes. Organisers must take action within 15 minutes of a warning to remove roadblocks or temporary structures, failing which they will face criminal liability;
    - Participation in protests previously dispersed by law enforcement is now classified as an offense, subjecting #demonstrators to legal consequences.

    "Given that the median salary in Georgia in 2023 was GEL 1,238 (approximately 400 EUR), these fines represent a disproportionate financial burden on protesters, effectively discouraging civic engagement and public demonstrations."

    Read more:
    csometer.info/updates/georgia-

    #RightToProtest #AntiProtestLaws
    #GeorgianLaws #CriminalizingDissent #CriminalizingProtest #HumanRights #RepublicOfGeorgia #GeorgianDream #FaceMasks #AntiMaskLaws #ProtestSponsors #ACAB #ExpandedPolicePowers #PoliceState #Authoritarianism #Fascism

  19. #RepublicOfGeorgia: New legislation directly threatens people's right to #protest and #FreeExpression

    In a troubling shift toward #authoritarian governance, Georgia’s ruling party has enacted legislative reforms that drastically restrict freedom of expression and peaceful assembly, and proposed changes to restrict #media, public participation.

    February 10, 2025

    "The key changes obstructing people’s right to protest include:

    - Expanded organisers' liability;
    - Restrictions on spontaneous protests;
    - Limitations on protests in enclosed spaces: Protests in closed spaces or buildings now require written consent from the property owner, significantly restricting #student and #workplace #demonstrations. This provision appears to be a direct response to recent protests on #UniversityCampuses;
    - Expanded penalties for protest-related offenses: Petty #hooliganism fines have risen from GEL 500-1,000 to GEL 500-2,000 (from maximum approximately 350-700 EUR) , with imprisonment now up to 20 days instead of 15. Verbal insults towards #PoliceOfficers now carry fines of GEL 2,000 5,000 (approx. 700-1750 EUR) or up to 60 days’ imprisonment. Repeat offenses can result in a GEL 3,500-6,000 ( 1200–2100 EUR) fine and extended jail terms. Additionally, individuals accused of "disrupting public order" face severe criminal penalties, including up to 3 years in prison;
    - New restrictions on symbolic protest actions: Covering one's face, possessing a laser or light-emitting device, or wearing clothing resembling police or military uniforms during assemblies are now punishable by fines of GEL 2,000 ( 700 EUR) or imprisonment up to 7 days. Such measures are expected to disproportionately impact younger protesters and student-led movements;
    - #Broadened law enforcement powers: The Ministry of Internal Affairs now holds increased authority over protest regulation, including the power to block protests that allegedly threaten public order or constitutional stability. Authorities can now use '#EmergencyMeasures' to disperse gatherings, including mass #arrests and prolonged #detentions;
    - Increased state control over protest logistics: Protesters are now required to ensure that demonstrations do not obstruct transportation routes. Organisers must take action within 15 minutes of a warning to remove roadblocks or temporary structures, failing which they will face criminal liability;
    - Participation in protests previously dispersed by law enforcement is now classified as an offense, subjecting #demonstrators to legal consequences.

    "Given that the median salary in Georgia in 2023 was GEL 1,238 (approximately 400 EUR), these fines represent a disproportionate financial burden on protesters, effectively discouraging civic engagement and public demonstrations."

    Read more:
    csometer.info/updates/georgia-

    #RightToProtest #AntiProtestLaws
    #GeorgianLaws #CriminalizingDissent #CriminalizingProtest #HumanRights #RepublicOfGeorgia #GeorgianDream #FaceMasks #AntiMaskLaws #ProtestSponsors #ACAB #ExpandedPolicePowers #PoliceState #Authoritarianism #Fascism

  20. #RepublicOfGeorgia: New legislation directly threatens people's right to #protest and #FreeExpression

    In a troubling shift toward #authoritarian governance, Georgia’s ruling party has enacted legislative reforms that drastically restrict freedom of expression and peaceful assembly, and proposed changes to restrict #media, public participation.

    February 10, 2025

    "The key changes obstructing people’s right to protest include:

    - Expanded organisers' liability;
    - Restrictions on spontaneous protests;
    - Limitations on protests in enclosed spaces: Protests in closed spaces or buildings now require written consent from the property owner, significantly restricting #student and #workplace #demonstrations. This provision appears to be a direct response to recent protests on #UniversityCampuses;
    - Expanded penalties for protest-related offenses: Petty #hooliganism fines have risen from GEL 500-1,000 to GEL 500-2,000 (from maximum approximately 350-700 EUR) , with imprisonment now up to 20 days instead of 15. Verbal insults towards #PoliceOfficers now carry fines of GEL 2,000 5,000 (approx. 700-1750 EUR) or up to 60 days’ imprisonment. Repeat offenses can result in a GEL 3,500-6,000 ( 1200–2100 EUR) fine and extended jail terms. Additionally, individuals accused of "disrupting public order" face severe criminal penalties, including up to 3 years in prison;
    - New restrictions on symbolic protest actions: Covering one's face, possessing a laser or light-emitting device, or wearing clothing resembling police or military uniforms during assemblies are now punishable by fines of GEL 2,000 ( 700 EUR) or imprisonment up to 7 days. Such measures are expected to disproportionately impact younger protesters and student-led movements;
    - #Broadened law enforcement powers: The Ministry of Internal Affairs now holds increased authority over protest regulation, including the power to block protests that allegedly threaten public order or constitutional stability. Authorities can now use '#EmergencyMeasures' to disperse gatherings, including mass #arrests and prolonged #detentions;
    - Increased state control over protest logistics: Protesters are now required to ensure that demonstrations do not obstruct transportation routes. Organisers must take action within 15 minutes of a warning to remove roadblocks or temporary structures, failing which they will face criminal liability;
    - Participation in protests previously dispersed by law enforcement is now classified as an offense, subjecting #demonstrators to legal consequences.

    "Given that the median salary in Georgia in 2023 was GEL 1,238 (approximately 400 EUR), these fines represent a disproportionate financial burden on protesters, effectively discouraging civic engagement and public demonstrations."

    Read more:
    csometer.info/updates/georgia-

    #RightToProtest #AntiProtestLaws
    #GeorgianLaws #CriminalizingDissent #CriminalizingProtest #HumanRights #RepublicOfGeorgia #GeorgianDream #FaceMasks #AntiMaskLaws #ProtestSponsors #ACAB #ExpandedPolicePowers #PoliceState #Authoritarianism #Fascism

  21. #RepublicOfGeorgia: New legislation directly threatens people's right to #protest and #FreeExpression

    In a troubling shift toward #authoritarian governance, Georgia’s ruling party has enacted legislative reforms that drastically restrict freedom of expression and peaceful assembly, and proposed changes to restrict #media, public participation.

    February 10, 2025

    "The key changes obstructing people’s right to protest include:

    - Expanded organisers' liability;
    - Restrictions on spontaneous protests;
    - Limitations on protests in enclosed spaces: Protests in closed spaces or buildings now require written consent from the property owner, significantly restricting #student and #workplace #demonstrations. This provision appears to be a direct response to recent protests on #UniversityCampuses;
    - Expanded penalties for protest-related offenses: Petty #hooliganism fines have risen from GEL 500-1,000 to GEL 500-2,000 (from maximum approximately 350-700 EUR) , with imprisonment now up to 20 days instead of 15. Verbal insults towards #PoliceOfficers now carry fines of GEL 2,000 5,000 (approx. 700-1750 EUR) or up to 60 days’ imprisonment. Repeat offenses can result in a GEL 3,500-6,000 ( 1200–2100 EUR) fine and extended jail terms. Additionally, individuals accused of "disrupting public order" face severe criminal penalties, including up to 3 years in prison;
    - New restrictions on symbolic protest actions: Covering one's face, possessing a laser or light-emitting device, or wearing clothing resembling police or military uniforms during assemblies are now punishable by fines of GEL 2,000 ( 700 EUR) or imprisonment up to 7 days. Such measures are expected to disproportionately impact younger protesters and student-led movements;
    - #Broadened law enforcement powers: The Ministry of Internal Affairs now holds increased authority over protest regulation, including the power to block protests that allegedly threaten public order or constitutional stability. Authorities can now use '#EmergencyMeasures' to disperse gatherings, including mass #arrests and prolonged #detentions;
    - Increased state control over protest logistics: Protesters are now required to ensure that demonstrations do not obstruct transportation routes. Organisers must take action within 15 minutes of a warning to remove roadblocks or temporary structures, failing which they will face criminal liability;
    - Participation in protests previously dispersed by law enforcement is now classified as an offense, subjecting #demonstrators to legal consequences.

    "Given that the median salary in Georgia in 2023 was GEL 1,238 (approximately 400 EUR), these fines represent a disproportionate financial burden on protesters, effectively discouraging civic engagement and public demonstrations."

    Read more:
    csometer.info/updates/georgia-

    #RightToProtest #AntiProtestLaws
    #GeorgianLaws #CriminalizingDissent #CriminalizingProtest #HumanRights #RepublicOfGeorgia #GeorgianDream #FaceMasks #AntiMaskLaws #ProtestSponsors #ACAB #ExpandedPolicePowers #PoliceState #Authoritarianism #Fascism

  22. #RepublicOfGeorgia: New legislation directly threatens people's right to #protest and #FreeExpression

    In a troubling shift toward #authoritarian governance, Georgia’s ruling party has enacted legislative reforms that drastically restrict freedom of expression and peaceful assembly, and proposed changes to restrict #media, public participation.

    February 10, 2025

    "The key changes obstructing people’s right to protest include:

    - Expanded organisers' liability;
    - Restrictions on spontaneous protests;
    - Limitations on protests in enclosed spaces: Protests in closed spaces or buildings now require written consent from the property owner, significantly restricting #student and #workplace #demonstrations. This provision appears to be a direct response to recent protests on #UniversityCampuses;
    - Expanded penalties for protest-related offenses: Petty #hooliganism fines have risen from GEL 500-1,000 to GEL 500-2,000 (from maximum approximately 350-700 EUR) , with imprisonment now up to 20 days instead of 15. Verbal insults towards #PoliceOfficers now carry fines of GEL 2,000 5,000 (approx. 700-1750 EUR) or up to 60 days’ imprisonment. Repeat offenses can result in a GEL 3,500-6,000 ( 1200–2100 EUR) fine and extended jail terms. Additionally, individuals accused of "disrupting public order" face severe criminal penalties, including up to 3 years in prison;
    - New restrictions on symbolic protest actions: Covering one's face, possessing a laser or light-emitting device, or wearing clothing resembling police or military uniforms during assemblies are now punishable by fines of GEL 2,000 ( 700 EUR) or imprisonment up to 7 days. Such measures are expected to disproportionately impact younger protesters and student-led movements;
    - #Broadened law enforcement powers: The Ministry of Internal Affairs now holds increased authority over protest regulation, including the power to block protests that allegedly threaten public order or constitutional stability. Authorities can now use '#EmergencyMeasures' to disperse gatherings, including mass #arrests and prolonged #detentions;
    - Increased state control over protest logistics: Protesters are now required to ensure that demonstrations do not obstruct transportation routes. Organisers must take action within 15 minutes of a warning to remove roadblocks or temporary structures, failing which they will face criminal liability;
    - Participation in protests previously dispersed by law enforcement is now classified as an offense, subjecting #demonstrators to legal consequences.

    "Given that the median salary in Georgia in 2023 was GEL 1,238 (approximately 400 EUR), these fines represent a disproportionate financial burden on protesters, effectively discouraging civic engagement and public demonstrations."

    Read more:
    csometer.info/updates/georgia-

    #RightToProtest #AntiProtestLaws
    #GeorgianLaws #CriminalizingDissent #CriminalizingProtest #HumanRights #RepublicOfGeorgia #GeorgianDream #FaceMasks #AntiMaskLaws #ProtestSponsors #ACAB #ExpandedPolicePowers #PoliceState #Authoritarianism #Fascism

  23. #Hooligans, not fans.

    »It was revealed that from the night before the match onwards, hardline supporters of #Maccabi Tel Aviv – a club with a reputation for #racism and #hooliganism among some of its fans – had torn down a Palestinian flag from the facade of a building and burned it, attacked one taxi with their belts, and vandalised others. Among the deplorable chants they saw fit to shout on the streets of Amsterdam, home to a large Muslim community, were: “Let the #IDF [Israeli army] win, we will fuck the Arabs”, “Fuck you Palestine” and “Why is there no school in #Gaza? There are no children left there.”«

    theguardian.com/commentisfree/

  24. #Hooligans, not fans.

    »It was revealed that from the night before the match onwards, hardline supporters of #Maccabi Tel Aviv – a club with a reputation for #racism and #hooliganism among some of its fans – had torn down a Palestinian flag from the facade of a building and burned it, attacked one taxi with their belts, and vandalised others. Among the deplorable chants they saw fit to shout on the streets of Amsterdam, home to a large Muslim community, were: “Let the #IDF [Israeli army] win, we will fuck the Arabs”, “Fuck you Palestine” and “Why is there no school in #Gaza? There are no children left there.”«

    theguardian.com/commentisfree/

  25. #Hooligans, not fans.

    »It was revealed that from the night before the match onwards, hardline supporters of #Maccabi Tel Aviv – a club with a reputation for #racism and #hooliganism among some of its fans – had torn down a Palestinian flag from the facade of a building and burned it, attacked one taxi with their belts, and vandalised others. Among the deplorable chants they saw fit to shout on the streets of Amsterdam, home to a large Muslim community, were: “Let the #IDF [Israeli army] win, we will fuck the Arabs”, “Fuck you Palestine” and “Why is there no school in #Gaza? There are no children left there.”«

    theguardian.com/commentisfree/

  26. #Hooligans, not fans.

    »It was revealed that from the night before the match onwards, hardline supporters of #Maccabi Tel Aviv – a club with a reputation for #racism and #hooliganism among some of its fans – had torn down a Palestinian flag from the facade of a building and burned it, attacked one taxi with their belts, and vandalised others. Among the deplorable chants they saw fit to shout on the streets of Amsterdam, home to a large Muslim community, were: “Let the #IDF [Israeli army] win, we will fuck the Arabs”, “Fuck you Palestine” and “Why is there no school in #Gaza? There are no children left there.”«

    theguardian.com/commentisfree/

  27. Watched Iwen Jones’s interview with Dutch photographer, Annet de Graaf who’s footage of Maccabi Tel Aviv fans attacking local Amsterdammers was presented by a number of media outlets as being the opposite: Maccabi fans bring attacked: youtu.be/2HFM_V1rnPA
    Definitely worth reading the Wikipedia article for the whole story which makes it clear the main news stories did not mention the Israeli hooliganism: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novemb #Maccabi #AmsterdamAttacks #MaccabiTelAviv #hooliganism

  28. Watched Iwen Jones’s interview with Dutch photographer, Annet de Graaf who’s footage of Maccabi Tel Aviv fans attacking local Amsterdammers was presented by a number of media outlets as being the opposite: Maccabi fans bring attacked: youtu.be/2HFM_V1rnPA
    Definitely worth reading the Wikipedia article for the whole story which makes it clear the main news stories did not mention the Israeli hooliganism: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novemb #Maccabi #AmsterdamAttacks #MaccabiTelAviv #hooliganism

  29. Watched Iwen Jones’s interview with Dutch photographer, Annet de Graaf who’s footage of Maccabi Tel Aviv fans attacking local Amsterdammers was presented by a number of media outlets as being the opposite: Maccabi fans bring attacked: youtu.be/2HFM_V1rnPA
    Definitely worth reading the Wikipedia article for the whole story which makes it clear the main news stories did not mention the Israeli hooliganism: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novemb #Maccabi #AmsterdamAttacks #MaccabiTelAviv #hooliganism

  30. Watched Iwen Jones’s interview with Dutch photographer, Annet de Graaf who’s footage of Maccabi Tel Aviv fans attacking local Amsterdammers was presented by a number of media outlets as being the opposite: Maccabi fans bring attacked: youtu.be/2HFM_V1rnPA
    Definitely worth reading the Wikipedia article for the whole story which makes it clear the main news stories did not mention the Israeli hooliganism: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novemb #Maccabi #AmsterdamAttacks #MaccabiTelAviv #hooliganism

  31. Watched Iwen Jones’s interview with Dutch photographer, Annet de Graaf who’s footage of Maccabi Tel Aviv fans attacking local Amsterdammers was presented by a number of media outlets as being the opposite: Maccabi fans bring attacked: youtu.be/2HFM_V1rnPA
    Definitely worth reading the Wikipedia article for the whole story which makes it clear the main news stories did not mention the Israeli hooliganism: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novemb #Maccabi #AmsterdamAttacks #MaccabiTelAviv #hooliganism

  32. @AssociatedPress @international-news-AssociatedPress

    Can't help but notice that where-ever Israelis go, violence soon follows.

    I remember when the British were like that and we got slapped for our belligerence in Europe during the 80s, but many people had to die first.

    #Israel #Hooliganism

  33. @AssociatedPress @international-news-AssociatedPress

    Can't help but notice that where-ever Israelis go, violence soon follows.

    I remember when the British were like that and we got slapped for our belligerence in Europe during the 80s, but many people had to die first.

    #Israel #Hooliganism

  34. @AssociatedPress @international-news-AssociatedPress

    Can't help but notice that where-ever Israelis go, violence soon follows.

    I remember when the British were like that and we got slapped for our belligerence in Europe during the 80s, but many people had to die first.

    #Israel #Hooliganism

  35. @AssociatedPress @international-news-AssociatedPress

    Can't help but notice that where-ever Israelis go, violence soon follows.

    I remember when the British were like that and we got slapped for our belligerence in Europe during the 80s, but many people had to die first.

    #Israel #Hooliganism