@ComicBookNFTguy If MLS ever stops expanding, then the opportunity for USL to attract investors might be available.
But as it stand right now, there is nothing stopping a group of billionaires from taking over some teams in USL and making a few super teams given the USL has no salary cap.
@FavianRenkel It's up to the USL to become a powerhouse in order to persuade MLS into Pro/Rel partnership.
MLS has ZERO incentive or obligation to devalue what it's built in order to prop up other leagues in the US.
@bigger_bread@palleoge@PaulDibartolo@TaylorRMarshall Really?
1 Corinthians 4:6
"I have applied all these things to myself and Apollos for your benefit, brothers, that you may learn by us not to go beyond what is written, that none of you may be puffed up in favor of one against another." ESV
Eleven years ago the world watched Islamic State militants behead twenty one Christians on a Libyan beach. The victims included twenty Coptic workers from Egypt and one from Ghana. They refused to renounce Jesus despite certain death.
Images from the February fifteenth twenty fifteen executions shocked millions worldwide. Dressed in orange jumpsuits militants marched them to the shore near Sirte. Some cried out “Jesus help me” or “Lord Jesus Christ” in final moments.
The men could have lived by converting to Islam but chose Christ instead. Their courage inspires believers facing persecution today. Christians hail them as modern martyrs of the cross.
We honor their names so bravery endures:
• Bishoy Adel Khalaf
• Samuel Alhoam Wilson
• Hany Abdel-Masih Salib
• Melad Mackeen Zaki
• Abanoub Ayad Attia
• Ezzat Bushra Nassif
• Yousef Shokry Younan
• Kirillos Shukry Fawzy
• Majed Suleiman Shehata
• Samuel Stéphanos Kamel
• Malak Ibrahim Siniot
• Bishoy Stéphanos Kamel
• Mena Fayez Aziz
• Girgis Melad Sniout
• Tawadros Youssef Tawadros
• Essam Badr Samir
• Luke Ngati
• Jaber Mounir Adly
• Malak Faraj Abram
• Sameh Salah Farouk
• Matthew Ayariga
On this day in 2015, ISIS terrorists murd*red 21 Coptic Christians in Libya. In the video released by the terrorist organization, Milâd Sâber, one of the martyrs could be seen uttering the name of Jesus Christ just before his execution.
The streets of Florespark don’t forgive, and neither does Salvage.
A cargo-theft case explodes into corporate warfare, bodies pile up, and a mysterious enforcer named Plyo hits like a sledgehammer.
Salvage returns—meaner, deadlier, and deeper in the conspiracy. 🔥