Tag: croatia

Croatia: Far-Right Sentiment Rising Rapidly

Like all over Europe – all over the world, for that matter – far-right sentiment is surging in Croatia. AP : It was one of the biggest nights in Croatia’s sporting calendar: a European Championship soccer qualifying match with Italy. Seconds after kick-off in a…

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Jews Outraged Over Balkans Soccer Situations

Bosnia A couple of stories of Jew hatred in Balkan soccer today. First, in Bosnia. Jerusalem Post : Perhaps Israel national team soccer player Ben Sahar was on to something. The forward made waves before Friday’s Euro 2016 qualifying match against Bosnia – which Israel…

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Victory: FIFA Utterly Fails to Stop Racism in Brazil

Because it’s funny. Full Stop. Racism is completely natural. On the simplest level, it is funny that people are different from each other, and it is enjoyable to point out these differences. In a situation where there is competition between races – such as at…

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Croatian “Soccer Nazi” Denied Entry to the World Cup

The true face of pure hatred. The “soccer Nazi” situation continues to get more ridiculous, as Simunic is banned from the World Cup over light-weight nationalist phrase. Anyone can see this is madness. The Jews have once again exposed themselves. From CNN : Croatia international…

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Croatia Votes to Ban Queer Marriage

AP December 2, 2013 Sweet lord, these Slavs are using their votes to try and destroy democracy! They must have their vote overturned to save democracy! Initial poll results on Sunday showed Croatia has backed amendments to its constitution that would ban same-sex marriage and…

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White-Hating Jew Bob Dylan Being Sued for Racism

Jew Robert Zimmerman: Over fifty years of subversive, crappy music. The untalented anti-White Jew Bob Dylan (Robert Zimmerman), who is known for being a horrible singer and having single-handedly destroyed the American folk music scene, is being sued by a Croatian community organization in France…

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