Leaked documents from the #Kremlin reveal Vladimir #Putin’s regime is funding a massive AI-powered surveillance operation: facial recognition helps the Kremlin to look for “disloyal and destructive” individuals. This system was used to arrest people attending Alexei #Navalny’s funeral, and was previously tested on football fans during the 2018 World Cup in #Russia and the 2022 World Cup in #Qatar.
Hübsches Pink, aber davon abgesehen ist mir #Adidas vs #Nike völlig egal (Adidas' Geschichte während des NS sollte erwähnt werden.). Wichtiger finde ich, darauf hinzuweisen, dass die #FIFA ein gelinde gesagt dubioser Verband und der #DFB ein Teil davon ist und alle Nationalspieler in FIFA-Vereinen spielen.
@AlexanderVI@Snowshadow
Reminder that former #Toronto mayor John Tory's paramour just happened to snag a job organizing the #FIFA event after she left City Hall.
She was already in that position when Tory was taking part in council votes on the FIFA event.
Don't believe Tory suffered any repercussions after the Toronto integrity commissioner's ruling, tho.
#Cardiac sequelae in athletes following COVID-19 vaccination: evidence and misinformation | British Journal of Sports Medicine https://bjsm.bmj.com/content/57/21/1400 “Currently, the available evidence does not support claims that #COVID19#mRNA#vaccination leads to an elevated risk of myocardial sequelae or #SCAD in athletes when compared to native #SARSCoV2 infection.”
“#FIFA has made a public statement reporting no notable increase in #SCAD based on the official FIFA registry. A recent Australian study investigating the prevalence of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (#OHCA) following #COVID19 infection and vaccination in over 4million young individuals demonstrated no increase in OHCA rates or #myocarditis as a contributing factor to OHCA.”
@andrewstroehlein The start of this article from an Australian newspaper gives you an idea how corrupt #Fifa is in bed with the #bonesaw operating #saudis
This is how the timeline went.
In the early hours of October 5, FIFA announced – out of the blue and a year before the deadline – that the 2030 men’s World Cup would be jointly hosted by six countries across three continents.
At the same time, president Gianni Infantino – also out of the blue and ahead of schedule – invited countries from the Asia and Oceania regions to submit bids for the 2034 tournament and gave them 25 days to decide.
Minutes later, the Saudi Arabian Football Federation’s LinkedIn page pinged with a ready-made statement confirming it would bid.
Minutes after that, the Asian Football Confederation president, Shaikh Salman bin Ibrahim Al Khalifa of Bahrain, said Saudi Arabia had Asia’s united backing.
Over the next few hours support streamed in from Frenchman Karim Benzema (Al-Ittihad’s new star), Italian Roberto Mancini (Saudi Arabia’s new national team coach), Englishman Steven Gerrard (Al-Ettifaq’s new manager) and his new player (and fellow Englishman) Jordan Henderson.
So we are just leaving all of that there, without comment or conspiracy theory.
Perhaps in the same way that FIFA announced the above without even holding a press conference to answer questions from the world about why it had completely changed the hosting format for 2030 without warning, and concurrently fast-tracked the 2034 bidding process, also without warning.