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Yousef al-Manasif, who was between 15 and 18 years old at the time of the alleged offense, was sentenced to death by the Specialized Criminal Court (SCC) in November 2022. According to his charge sheet and verdict, which Amnesty International reviewed, al-Manasif was convicted on several charges including: “Seeking to disrupt the social fabric and national cohesion, and participating and inciting sit-ins and protests that disrupt the state’s cohesion and security.” His family said they were not allowed to see or visit him until over six months after his arrest, during which time they said he was held in solitary confinement. The appeals court upheld his sentence in March 2023.
the real human rights atrocity was forcing us to watch weghorst. this is just friendly governance of people.Yeah but have you ever thought that the English government is no better, Ineos are sportswashing and that the press only care when it's United.
But, if anything, the fact that they own Newcastle has brought this to more people's attention as opposed to washing their image? That guy would likely not be tweeting it and it wouldn't be posted on this section of redcafe.Yeah but have you ever thought that the English government is no better, Ineos are sportswashing and that the press only care when it's United.
Ask yourself, do you think it's appropriate?the browns?
I bet you travelled by car at one point in your life, you shameless hypocrite.Yeah, sure. But the UK used to beat up kids and execute 'em too.
Not to mention the iPhones and the whatnot.
Hypocrisy of the highest order to even mention this, to be honest.
Thankfully it has been posted now. Otherwise how would we be aware of this type of issues. Eye opening. I am sure this will motivate a lot of Redcafe posters to change their vote from Qatar to Ineos.But, if anything, the fact that they own Newcastle has brought this to more people's attention as opposed to washing their image? That guy would likely not be tweeting it and it wouldn't be posted on this section of redcafe.
In relation to the article, it is absurd that something like this is deemed worthy of death. Even when you read these stories it's almost hard to believe that this is real life...same goes for all sorts of barbaric atrocities we commit across the globe.
So in a way these brave souls are sacrificing themselves for a greater cause?But, if anything, the fact that they own Newcastle has brought this to more people's attention as opposed to washing their image? That guy would likely not be tweeting it and it wouldn't be posted on this section of redcafe.
That is an interesting point I have also thought about for a bit. But in the end public image is only a small part of sports washing. It is also about creating dependencies. And it is about creating connections. Getting into the room with the right people. Create an environment wherein favors and bribes can easily be exchanged. Get important people do your bidding. Public image doesn't even have to improve for sports washing to be effective. It is enough to have people dependent on you so they defend you when criticism is voiced.But, if anything, the fact that they own Newcastle has brought this to more people's attention as opposed to washing their image? That guy would likely not be tweeting it and it wouldn't be posted on this section of redcafe.
In relation to the article, it is absurd that something like this is deemed worthy of death. Even when you read these stories it's almost hard to believe that this is real life.
I'm sure their families are eternally grateful to Newcastle United for what they've done (getting bought, I mean- it's been invaluable).But, if anything, the fact that they own Newcastle has brought this to more people's attention as opposed to washing their image? That guy would likely not be tweeting it and it wouldn't be posted on this section of redcafe.
Asking rimaldo to gauge the appropriateness of something is like asking a dog to explain quantum physics.Ask yourself, do you think it's appropriate?
That's way out of order. Poor dogs don't deserve that.Now, now. We can't expect them to follow Western culture despite buying Western clubs in a Western country. Do you think this is a dictatorship?
Asking rimaldo to gauge the appropriateness of something is like asking a dog to explain quantum physics.
Hey come on that’s not fair, it’s just the towely onesthe browns?
I'm as much against that as I am their involvement in sport.Allies of the British government? The ones we send weapons to and train their military, essentially sanctioning warcrimes in places like Yemen?
I honestly don’t. Who are these people?Letting these people take over world sport, let alone get stick their fingers in our beautiful game is nothing short of a disgrace.
And before anyone jumps on "these people" you know exactly who I am talking about.
I'd back the dog to do a better job of that tbhNow, now. We can't expect them to follow Western culture despite buying Western clubs in a Western country. Do you think this is a dictatorship?
Asking rimaldo to gauge the appropriateness of something is like asking a dog to explain quantum physics.
I was duped, I swear. I didn't know petrol was involved, I thought the thing was drawn byI bet you travelled by car at one point in your life, you shameless hypocrite.
If you wear Nike you're complicit in thisPeople are going to criticise this but they drive petrol cars so in the end aren't we all Saudi murderers.
Well, consider this for a moment.I honestly don’t. Who are these people?
Bingo.Public image doesn't even have to improve for sports washing to be effective.
I’ve not implied anything. You stated “Letting these people take over world sport”. You can’t be referring to Saudi Arabia. They own one club in the premier league. Not sure Newcastle classifies as all the sports in the world. So still not sure who you’re referring to.Well, consider this for a moment.
What colour are those about to be executed? And if what you're trying to imply carried any weight, why would I have an issue with it if I had a problem with people's colour?
So with that in mind, and the content of the tweet and article, who do you think "these people" are?
Nike are the kit manufacturers for the executioner.If you wear Nike you're complicit in this
Middle Eastern owners who own countries with human rights issues.I’ve not implied anything. You stated “Letting these people take over world sport”. You can’t be referring to Saudi Arabia. They own one club in the premier league. Not sure Newcastle classifies as all the sports in the world. So still not sure who you’re referring to.
You'd think he meant "Middle Eastern rulers of states"?I’ve not implied anything. You stated “Letting these people take over world sport”. You can’t be referring to Saudi Arabia. They own one club in the premier league. Not sure Newcastle classifies as all the sports in the world. So still not sure who you’re referring to.
It buys you an army of sycophants who now turn a blind eye/actively defend these things.But, if anything, the fact that they own Newcastle has brought this to more people's attention as opposed to washing their image? That guy would likely not be tweeting it and it wouldn't be posted on this section of redcafe.
In relation to the article, it is absurd that something like this is deemed worthy of death. Even when you read these stories it's almost hard to believe that this is real life...same goes for all sorts of barbaric atrocities we commit across the globe.
Clearly the Saudis and to avoid confusion, the ruling class. They are without question the worst of the worst.I’ve not implied anything. You stated “Letting these people take over world sport”. You can’t be referring to Saudi Arabia. They own one club in the premier league. Not sure Newcastle classifies as all the sports in the world. So still not sure who you’re referring to.
That is a devastatingly good point.That is an interesting point I have also thought about for a bit. But in the end public image is only a small part of sports washing. It is also about creating dependencies. And it is about creating connections. Getting into the room with the right people. Create an environment wherein favors and bribes can easily be exchanged. Get important people do your bidding. Public image doesn't even have to improve for sports washing to be effective. It is enough to have people dependent on you so they defend you when criticism is voiced.
Ah the old fit and proper persons test and due diligence working like a dream.If these people can buy a football club who exactly is not allowed to?