yannispappas

mostly jokes on here, but also an occasional edict! all specials on YouTube & @historyhyenas

[yannispappas @yannispappas]

Liberal city dad moves to the country and understands republicans more: https://t.co/NJMPn1PfdN

[yannispappas @yannispappas]

What is Tyler Robinson is actually Israel? That’s all I got.

[yannispappas @yannispappas]

Truth is never discriminatory…unless, of course, it discriminates.

[yannispappas @yannispappas]

East Hampton, one show, Friday: https://t.co/64BuxqKtbp

[yannispappas @yannispappas]

Islam was founded to unify and spread. Conquest is not an accidental corruption of the religion. Political rule, military expansion, and religious mission were intertwined in its founding. Empire was not incidental to early Islam, it was its primary vehicle.

[yannispappas @yannispappas]

This guy’s voice sounds like he’s about to cry every sentence.

[yannispappas @yannispappas]

To be honest, that was one of the best sports comebacks in sports history, and the way Egypt and a lot of you are acting is actually disgusting.

[BeksFCB @Joshua__Ubeku]

Everybody should listen to this guy! 👏👏👏

[yannispappas @yannispappas]

This is wild by Egyptian team.

[Raymond Ibrahim @RaymondIbrahim5]

Cursing Christians and Jews is a standard part of Islamic prayers, recited millions if not billions of times every day by Muslims around the world. It's based on the opening chapter of the Koran, which reads:

“Guide us to the straight path — the path of those upon whom You have bestowed favor, not of those who have incurred Your wrath [Jews] or of those who are astray [Christians].”

In this video, not only does the Egyptian soccer team recite this repudiation of Christians and Jews, but — and because its playing mostly Christian teams — it repeatedly recites — thrice — other segments of the Koran that distinctly condemn Christians:

“Say, 'He is Allah, who is One... He neither begets nor is born, nor does he have an equivalent'... Infidels are they who say, 'God is one in a Trinity.' There is only One God. If they do not stop saying this, they will be afflicted with a painful punishment” [Koran 112:1-4 and 5:73].

And people wonder if it's true that Egypt's national soccer team openly rejects Coptic Christian players.

Of course, whenever a Christian player is exceedingly good, they try to entice him to convert to Islam to join the team.

Such is the sick mentality that is being welcomed into the global "fraternity of sports."

[yannispappas @yannispappas]

So this guy stinks

[Alan Fallabrino @AlanFallabrino]

Mirá quien lloró también en la Copa África y dijo que estaba arreglada para Senegal.
Definición: mal perdedor

[yannispappas @yannispappas]

If Tyler Robinson’s father turned him in, he killed Charlie Kirk. Most of the people who believe otherwise are majority not fathers, notice that?

[yannispappas @yannispappas]

The game wasn’t controversial till Egypt allowed three goals after an absolute pounding of possession and attempts by Argentina. 🤣

[yannispappas @yannispappas]

This guy is gonna be hurt for telling the truth, yikes.

[Messi World @M10GOAT]

الحكم المصري الدولي السابق محمد عادل:

قرارات الحكم صحيحة ولم تؤثر على النتيجة ✅

[Sage @Sage_FCB]

Zlatan Ibrahimović on Hossam Hassan's claim that Argentina were favoured because of World Cup marketing:

🗣️ “Every time Messi wins, people suddenly start talking about conspiracies. It's the same story over and over again. Instead of accepting defeat, they look for excuses.

“If you're leading 2–0 and still don't win the match, don't blame marketing, the referees, or the tournament. Look at yourselves first. Football doesn't forgive mistakes, especially at the World Cup.

“I have no respect for excuses like that. A national team manager should be setting the example by taking responsibility, not creating narratives that take attention away from what happened on the pitch.

“Argentina fought until the end and earned their result. If you lose, accept it, learn from it, and come back stronger. That's what football is about.”

[yannispappas @yannispappas]

Call me crazy, but the replay clearly shows the ref was absolutely right on both calls. Seems like Egypt lost cuz they allowed three goals.

[yannispappas @yannispappas]

Ref got both calls right.

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🇦🇷🇪🇬 Everyone wanted to scream that Argentina vs Egypt was rigged.

Then the replay made it annoying.

Egypt’s first controversy came when the refs missed a foul, Egypt went coast to coast, scored, and appeared to go up 2-0.

But VAR stepped in, reviewed the buildup, and ruled no goal.

As much as people wanted to lose their minds, the foul was there.

And under VAR, if an offense leads into the buildup of a goal, exactly what happened on that play, they can review it and take the goal away.

Then came the extra detail nobody wants to hear:

The Egyptian player also appeared to remove his shirt, which is supposed to be a yellow card.

Fast-forward to the 97th minute.

Salah goes down for Egypt, Argentina go coast to coast, score, and take the lead.

But when the play is slowed down, the defender touches the ball first.

It becomes a loose ball, then the player gets tripped up.

So yes, everyone wanted the “rigged” version.

The problem is the refs may have actually gotten both calls right.

Source: @MikeDaddino on YT / Writer Sol

[yannispappas @yannispappas]

Not a foul, no possession of the ball, he won the ball, contact after, and minimal.

[MYGLOBE @globalatlasusa]

@LakeShowYo Fixed it for you. He won the ball. The ball was no behind Salah he doesn’t put his foot in the way but retracts and Salah touches his foot tries to claim a lame foul.