🚨 SON DAKİKA:
Uluslararası Adalet Divanı, İsrail'den Kudüs dahil işgal altındaki toprakları iade etmesini ve Filistinlilere tazminat ödemesini talep ediyor.
@RoyIsThaTruth "Im busy running a business , and his Mum has "bullied me into collecting him" tells me all I need to know. Ms Brown you might have saved a life here!! Can we have a follow up from the Mum and The school
This plane had just been allegedly taken over by a "terrorist" and plunged "14,125 feet in just 29 seconds", yet there's no debris on the floor, no oxygen masks dropped and passengers are so "terrified" they're filming events.
Your false flag attacks are getting worse @Israel.
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Erika Kirk is the only widow in history whose husband was murdered five days before he was scheduled to sign an updated will — and she was never even considered a suspect.
"I pulled on the steering gear to level the
plane and stopped the 17,000 foot dive.
Fortunately, I had some basic knowledge of aviation from the Mayday Air Crash series."
Anyone who believes this shit is retarded.
The man in the video is Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, the last Shah of Iran.
The clip is from a 1976 interview with Mike Wallace on 60 Minutes.
He died in 1980 from lymphoma, while in exile in Egypt.
What do you think?
Maçın 10:14 dakikasında her şey durdu, ışıklar söndü ve İsrail’in öldürdüğü 1014 sporcu için tüm stattakiler telefonlarının ışıklarını yaktı.
Spor tarihinde görülmemiş bir tablo çıktı ortaya
🚨🎙️ Sir Alex Ferguson on the Cristiano Ronaldo & Portugal Situation
🗣️"I’ve been in this game a long, long time. I’ve managed the biggest clubs, dealt with the greatest talents, and if there is one thing eighty-four years of life and four decades in football teach you, it’s how to handle elite men. I watch what’s happening in that Portugal setup now, and frankly, it saddens me to see such poor management of a legendary figure.
You do not bring Cristiano Ronaldo into an international squad, parade him around, and then treat him as if he’s just another young lad you’ve pulled out of the reserve side.
If Jorge Jesus knew in his heart he had no intention of using him, then why call him up in the first place? To make a point? That isn't authority—that’s insecurity.
Cristiano isn’t a boy starting out. He isn't Yamal, he isn't Endrick—he is Cristiano Ronaldo. I know the boy inside out. I signed him as an eighteen-year-old kid in 2003, and I know the absolute dedication, work ethic, and obsession with winning that runs through his veins. When Jorge selected him at forty-one, he knew fine well what he was getting. Nobody expects a forty-one-year-old to run the channels for ninety minutes or sprint like he did in his prime at Old Trafford.
When you have a sportsman of that stature in your squad, you have a duty to manage him with wisdom, tact, and dignity. You don't leave him sitting on the bench simply to prove to the media that you’re the boss. A real manager doesn't need to undermine his star player to prove his own authority.
If people have forgotten what Cristiano has done for Portuguese football over the last twenty years, the rest of the world hasn't. That boy carried an entire nation on his shoulders for two decades—the goals, the records, the European Championship, the sheer belief he brought to his country. He elevated Portuguese football to the very top of the global stage.
Now, let’s be sensible about this. Cristiano is forty-one. That’s a fact of life, and time catches up with every single one of us. His minutes have to be protected. There will be matches where starting him doesn't make tactical sense. I have no issue with that at all—I had to do the exact same thing with Bryan Robson, Steve Bruce, Ryan Giggs, and Paul Scholes as they entered the final chapters of their careers. They didn't always like it, but they respected it because it was done with honesty and care.
There is a world of difference between managing an aging icon with quiet authority and publicly diminishing him. If you need him for twenty minutes to break down a stubborn defense, you prepare his mind for those twenty minutes. You make him feel vital to that specific moment. But you never allow a man's age to blind you to the sheer greatness he still possesses in key moments.
Jorge Jesus needs to step back and think very carefully here. In management, you can win a petty argument with a player on Tuesday, and by Saturday you’ve lost the trust of the entire dressing room. Managers come and go, tournaments end, but players never forget how they were treated when the light began to fade.
You don't have to give him a guaranteed starter's jersey every match, and no player is ever bigger than the team—I preached that my entire career. But after everything Cristiano Ronaldo has given to Portugal, you treat him with the dignity and respect his sacrifice demands”.
🚨🚨🚨 𝗠𝗔𝗝𝗢𝗥 𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚: Cristiano Ronaldo has LEFT the Portugal camp following Jorge Jesus’ press conference!
‘After everything I gave this shirt, I will not stay where respect is optional.
This is the end of my journey with the Portuguese national team.
To the Portuguese people,
I have worn this jersey since I was a boy. I carried it through nights of glory and nights of pain. I scored for it, I fought for it, I cried for it. I never asked to be treated like a king. I asked only to be treated like a man who has given his life to Portugal.
That respect did not come.
Before the match against Norway, I was told I would not start, but that I would enter the game. I accepted it. I warmed up. I stayed ready. Then the minutes passed, the substitutions came, and my name was never called. After the final whistle, I walked down the tunnel alone. Not because I do not love my teammates. Because I understood, in that moment, what my place had become.
A promise broken is not a tactical decision. It is a message. And I heard it clearly.
I have always said the same thing: the day they no longer count on me, I will be the first to leave. I will not create an atmosphere. I will not sit on the bench as decoration. I will not pretend that silence is professionalism when it is only humiliation dressed as strategy.
To Jorge Jesus: you are the coach. The team is yours. I do not question your right to choose. I question the way a captain of this country was handled after two decades of service. Authority without respect is not leadership. It is just power.
To my teammates: keep going. Win. Be better than we were. This generation has talent I never had at their age. Use it. Do not waste it on politics.
To the fans: you were never the problem. You sang my name when I was 18 and you sang it when I was 41. I will always be one of you. I will always be the first supporter of this national team. That does not change because a coach decided I no longer belonged on the pitch.
I leave with a clear conscience. I leave with 146 goals, with records, with scars, and with love. I do not leave because I cannot play. I leave because I refuse to stay where I am no longer wanted in the only way that matters: on the field, with dignity.’
Thank you, Portugal.
This chapter is closed.
Cristiano Ronaldo.
@TuckerCarlson Now investigate the truth. As told by other white South Africans. DONT jump on this bandwagon like you did with you know who, and after have to do like a beach slipper, and flip-flop. #itsnothappening#livehere🇿🇦