The king of Morocco pardoned almost 3k criminals just yesterday, including convicted terrorists, to mark "Throne Day".
And they're now forcing their way into Spain.
Let that f*cking sink in!
Don’t take the Spanish people, or the rest of Europe, for fools.
What’s happening in Ceuta is exactly what you WANT. Legalizing illegals is your damn policy. That will be your “solution” here too. Why not add a few more to the 3 million you’re already about to legalize?
We know who you are. We know whose side you’re on. You’re a traitor.
Aussies killed by Muslims: 155
Muslims killed by Aussies in Islamophobic attacks: 0
The same people who destroyed the UK are now destroying Australia.
The Albanese government is being sneaky. It hasn't told us which 35 of the 54 recommendations it has accepted.
Spain's World Cup hero Ferran Torres, who scored the winning goal, celebrates with his teammates parading through the streets of Madrid.
Proudly sporting his Cross and 'Make Spain Great Again' cap 🇪🇸
Just rewatched the scenes after the final whistle. This Argentina team showed the entire world what they really are today. A bunch of thugs with little to no dignity. Some of these players really shouldn’t be on a football pitch.
🚨Emi Martinez who was Extremely Disrespectful Towards Kylian Mbappe after the 2022 World Cup Final was seen Crying like a Baby After the loss against Spain
Life makes you Humble Real Fast ⏩
Disgusting behaviour by the Argentinians at the end, especially Paredes.
Just a bunch of nasty violent thugs, and a disgrace to football. Never been so happy to see a team lose.
Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo have most likely played their last World Cup matches for their countries 🥺
We were lucky to watch them as long as we did 👏
Seven months after Australia’s worst ever Islamic terrorist attack, the Australian government has announced tens of millions of dollars for fighting Islamophobia
🚨 🇩🇪 Toni Kroos: 🗣️"Judging Ronaldo by World Cup Success Is Judging Nationality, Not Greatness."
🗣️"People act like winning the World Cup is the only thing that decides the greatest player ever, but football isn't that simple."
"Cristiano Ronaldo didn't choose to be born in Portugal. Historically, Portugal has never been the same kind of football powerhouse as Argentina when it comes to World Cup success and tradition."
"If you judge players mainly by the country they were born into, then you're judging nationality more than individual greatness."
"The GOAT debate should be about what a player does across an entire career, the consistency, the longevity, the records, and the impact. not just one tournament."
"Using the World Cup as the ultimate deciding factor ignores how much a player's opportunities are shaped by the team and football culture around them."🎙️
At 34 years old, Juventus paid €100 million for Cristiano Ronaldo.
He went on to score over 100 goals, won multiple trophies, and produced one of the greatest Champions League nights ever with that hat-trick against Atlético Madrid.
But apparently I’m supposed to erase all of that because Messi beat Jordan, cheated his way against Egypt and Cape Verde, then picked up a couple of assists against England.