Posted on 07/07/2004 3:14:01 PM PDT by Zute
In my websearch, I ran across a stormfront page where the poster was disgusted about Ajax' tie to Joos and vowed to never root for them again. Don't post the link. We can't shut those things down, the best we can do is fail to give them more publicity.
Most of the anti-semitic violence in Europe is being perpetrated by the Muslim invaders. Most Europeans are too genteel to openly say what they really think about Jews. That's what makes me think the soccer fans in question are Muslims.
I actually spent last night checking Travelocity for flights to Amsterdam since I've never been there.Thought it would be a nice little trip in the fall.
After reading this,forget about it!!!!!!!!
In other words, make them non-persons and less than human, smear them so badly that no one will come to their aid, that people believe they deserve what they get...and then kill them. I understand now.
Ping.
Roman. Now, think about what the Romans created. And why.
This is all about an utterly disgusting rap song that's been circulating on the internet lately. Nothing more, nothing less. I certainly wouldn't describe it as "kill all Jews in stadium say Dutch soccer fans". I doubt if the rappers are soccer fans at all, or even if they know what a Jew *really* is. Ignorance rules these days.
A few weeks ago we had a rap song in which a Dutch MP, Ayaan Hirsi Ali (black female anti-muslim conservative, they love her here on FreeRepublic I think), was being threatened ("we'll cut her in two pieces and drop her in the sea"). There was shock and outrage and the kids got arrested. A few months earlier another filthy anti-Jewish song ("kankerjoden") made the news. It seems to be the thing these days, shocking disgusting lyricks, spread on the internet, by -ahem- innocent little kids who don't know what they're talking about and are out for a cheap shocker. It is rumoured that they are inspired by this gangsta rap rubbish - evil American influences ;).
Alltogether it's disgusting enough. But it's not the massive outbreak of antisemitism this thread seems to suggest.
Ajax Amsterdam is also the only team that has an American, midfielder John O'Brien, on its squad.
This is so awful, I mean the Ajax vs. Feyenoord thing has been a huge rivalry for as long as can be---it is just unreal that the Muslim fans of Feyenoord have made this into the travesty it has now become.
The USSF might want to consider a bodyguard for O'Brien.
This must be the Europe that the demonrats want us to be like.
Ajax vs. Feyenoord has nothing to do with Jew vs. Muslim. It's a thing of its own. Ajax fans got/adopted the nickname "Jews". Feyenoord fans respond by shouting "Hamas" and filthier stuff. Rather predictable. Ajax' Muslim fans wave the flag of Israel, Feyenoord's Jewish fans shout "Jews to the gas". It's not very sophisticated but there you are.
Such bigotted attacks, seem not uncommon in Soccer;
I can recount details, England tells their fans anyone who brings racism to soccer games, will be booted (the problem has affected more like Africans maybe Asians too and would be in the vein of racial epithets); Italy has had its problems, in Mexico, when the US played their, they heard chants of "Osama, Osama", no support for him, just to get under our skins. Which by the way, 9-11, probably killed, well, a lot of Mexican Nationals were probably killed in that.
Of course, by your handle, I know that you already know that, since Ernie Stewart left NAC Breda last year.
Going to any WC qualifiers this year?
I have caught a few Nats games over the years down here; even saw a Mullet-headed Kasey Keller get his 1st cap against Finland in Tampa back in 1990 as a warm up to the WC in Italy that year.
Indeed. There is a very ugly face to soccer - racism, hooliganism, large scale rioting, you name it. It never ceases to amaze me how fans - with black players in their own team - can throw bananas and make monkey noises to their opponents' black players. It's this kind of people who chant "jews to the gas" and, however disgusting, I tend not to be impressed.
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