Tarz

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[Real Madrid Fans 🤍 @MadridismoreaI]

La FIFA no para de suspender el vídeo del ROBO de ARGENTINA.

MÁXIMA DIFUSIÓN A ESTE VIDEO. QUE NO CAIGAN EN EL OLVIDO QUE ROBARON A EGIPTO.

[N𝕖𝕙𝕕𝕦𝕞 @onlyCFrancisco]

You now see why people in horror movies make those decisions. 😂

[GABRIEL 🪽 @thegabriel72]

Never celebrate too early… the ones who win are the ones who finish strong. 💪

[Cultura Literal @culturaliteral1]

Esto es por lo que ya casi nadie ayuda a extraños en la calle…

[Pawg Kylie 💕 @__KylieB13]

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[RUTH 🇨🇦 @it_Rutie]

Visit Cape Verde before you leave this world. 😅

[Jane @web3queen__]

Be careful who you kiss in Miami 😭

[GABRIEL 🪽 @thegabriel72]

A beautiful act of quiet humanity a woman pays for a stranger’s gas and leaves without waiting for thanks. True care in its purest form. ❤️

[Tarz @yolo1849]

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[Grey BTC @greybtc]

They Wanted To Make The World Cup Political For South Africa

South Africa can't catch a break. Every time they try to stand up, the world finds a way to drag them back down.

Earlier this year, Trump pushed a narrative of "white genocide." Ramaphosa sat in the Oval Office while Trump played videos of a crime scene.

Then the World Cup opener ended in a 2-0 loss. Across the African continent, many celebrated Mexico because they wanted South Africa humbled.

The word attached to South Africa? Xenophobic.

But here is the part the headlines miss.

The courts are functioning, and they have already ruled against the president. Parliament is functioning, and it is fighting back against the interdict. The economy grew for four consecutive quarters heading into 2026. And Hugo Broos qualified this team for their first World Cup in sixteen years.

South Africans are reacting to crime, illegal immigration, and a state that failed to enforce the law. June 30 might be the deadline for illegal immigrants.

The country is not a failed state. It is a country losing the narrative, but not its fight.

Does the world see the full picture, or just the clips that sell?

Full breakdown 👇

[Azania @azania1023]

No sane person can think this normal @MbuyiseniNdlozi @Zwelinzima1 @Julius_S_Malema

This is just Durban, All are Illegal.

[#PutSouthAfricansfirst @Patriot_S_A]

IDAC has not arrested anyone regarding the Thembisa Hospital scandal, but they are after our Generals

[Tarz @yolo1849]

@messupidea @FootballTalkHQ Hater

[Tarz @yolo1849]

@docrajchak @FootballTalkHQ Are those names still on the pitch bro?? Enlighten us, maybe we missing something out.

[Football Talk @FootballTalkHQ]

A comment from a Cristiano Ronaldo fan under Bruno Fernandes’ latest Instagram post:

🗣️ “Before stepping onto that pitch, remember the man who opened the door for all of you.

Remember that 19-year-old kid who cried after the Euro 2004 final defeat. While everyone else left the pitch, he stayed there, heartbroken, because wearing the Portugal shirt meant everything to him.

Remember the 2006 World Cup. When Portugal were knocked out by France in the semi-final, Cristiano was once again the one crying. He felt the weight of that badge more than anyone.

That young Cristiano is the reason so many people believed a Portuguese player could one day become the best in the world.

He made an entire generation dream.

He showed every child in Portugal that it was possible to reach the very top of football.

He put Portugal on the world football map.

For more than 20 years, he has carried this shirt, this badge and this nation on his shoulders.

He has fought every battle.

He has gone through every disappointment.

He has endured every criticism.

He has carried the expectations of an entire country.

And now...

This could be his last dance on football’s biggest stage.

So fight for him.

Run for him.

Leave everything on the pitch for him.

Create chances for him.

Pass him the ball.

Give him the farewell he deserves.

Because if Cristiano still had the legs, speed and power of his prime, he would not need anyone.

He would carry Portugal on his back once again and finish the job himself.

But this time, it is your turn to fight for him, just as he has fought for Portugal for more than 20 years.”

[Africa Facts Zone @AfricaFactsZone]

South African anti-immigration group sends threats to Nigerians, and order all Nigerians businesses in the country to shut down.

The group accused Nigerians of undermining South Africans, saying other African migrants should dissociate themselves from them.