Senegal, with fans wielding laser pointers, knocks Egypt and Mohamed Salah out of World Cup
|F|#11Mohamed Salah and Egypt, dogged by a talented Senegal team and passionate fans wielding laser pointers for 120 minutes, lost a penalty shootout Tuesday and failed to qualify for the 2022 men’s World Cup.
In the second leg of a do-or-die playoff, Salah missed a penalty shot. Minutes later, his Liverpool teammate, Sadio Mane, scored to send Senegal to soccer’s biggest stage.
I mean, just look at this. Salah sails his penalty over… and surely anybody would, given the lasers.
Mane scores, Senegal wins the shootout, Egypt out of the World Cup pic.twitter.com/tgHmCmW8uu
— Henry Bushnell (@HenryBushnell) March 29, 2022
The Senegalese had scored via a 4th-minute own goal, equalizing their own 4th-minute own goal in last week’s first leg in Cairo. Some 50,000 fans in Dakar went mad.
Several excellent saves from Egyptian keeper Mohamed El Shenawy kept the matchup tied 1-1 on aggregate through 90 minutes, and then throughout a 30-minute extra-time period. Egyptian players, outclassed by the African champions, regularly writhed on the turf, wasting time and hoping to reach penalties, where talent gaps are neutralized and randomness reigns.
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The penalty shootout, though, magnified an issue that had arisen throughout the game — and isn’t uncommon in international soccer. Dozens of Senegalese fans had seemingly snuck laser pointers into the Stade Abdoulaye Wade, and aimed them at Egyptian players whenever possible.
Senegal fans just relentless with the laser pointers, man pic.twitter.com/5RoZpd8P1z
— Henry Bushnell (@HenryBushnell) March 29, 2022
Both teams missed their first two penalties in the shootout. Salah, with bright green lasers dancing all over his face, sailed his shot over the crossbar. Zizo missed as well.
Watford winger Ismaila Sarr finally scored for Senegal with the fifth kick of the shootout, and his team’s third. Chelsea’s Edouard Mendy then saved Egypt’s fourth penalty, and Mane rifled his straight down the middle to send Senegal to Qatar.
Egypt, which qualified in 2018 for the first time in decades, is out. Salah was escorted off the field in shock, with one member of his entourage shielding his face. Egypt will reportedly file a complaint to FIFA over the laser pointers.
FIFA, soccer’s global governing body, prohibits laser pointers, and “any item that could distract the players and/or officials,” in its stadium safety and security regulations. Those regulations direct the hosts of matches to carry out security checks to ensure that, among other things, fans are “not in possession of any other dangerous objects that may not, for legal reasons, be taken into the stadium, including aggressive or racist banners and laser pointers.”
World Cup qualifiers are managed by FIFA’s six confederations — in this case, the Confederation of Africa Football (CAF) — and not by FIFA itself, but the regulations state that they apply to qualifiers, and should serve as “guidelines” for “for all international matches.”
Laser pointers, though, can be difficult to identify at security checkpoints. Some Egyptian fans wielded them during the first leg as well.
FIFA and CAF did not immediately respond to questions about how the laser pointers were allowed into the stadiums, and about potential discipline. FIFA’s disciplinary code states that national soccer federations “are liable for inappropriate behavior on the part of one or more of their supporters,” including “the use of laser pointers or similar electronic devices,” and “may be subject to disciplinary measures and directives even if they can prove the absence of any negligence.”
In the past, federations have been fined for fans’ use of laser pointers. El Salvador, for example, was fined 12,500 Swiss Francs ($13,431) for a lack of “order and security [throwing of objects, use of laser pointers]” at its World Cup qualifier against Mexico in October. Senegal’s federation will likely be fined as well.
It will be a small price to pay for a place at the World Cup, which begins in November.
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…..On dealing with the Blacks
First, let’s be clear about this negro fan behavior. It was psychopathic. It was cheating. It was potentially harmful to the eyesight of the Egpytian players. In sum, it was wrong but the blacks didn’t care.
The bribed slanderer Carlos Porter accused me in 2011 of being a n-g-r-lover. Because some self-critical Blacks have helped me.
Porter would never criticize himself because he is a psychopath. But self-criticism is part of growth and spirituality. I have known many Blacks, at least one-third, who are highly self-critical.
Those are the ones who cringe when they see violent black scenes like at the Oscars with Will Smith and Chris Rock.
But the same thing applies across the board. I am only friend with self-critical white Germans, Americans Frenchmen, Russians, Brits. etc.
I WILL HAVE NO DEALINGS WITH A NEGRO WHO IS IN DENIAL OF THE FLAWED NATURE OF HIS RACE.
Clark Lightbridge (pseudonym) helped me for two years. I asked him why, at the beginning.
“When my mother and I lived in a white neighborhood in Los Angeles, it was nice. Then the Blacks and Hispanics moved in, and the truth is that everything went downhill.”
He was not anti-black, just pro-white as well as pro-black. (He was also a Christian, btw.) He understood that this country, America, is based on having, or getting back, a healthy,honest, hardworking white race. We are “the goose that lays the golden eggs” for all mankind.
Same goes for jews. Bobby Fischer turned on judaism, and issued the harshest criticisms ever of jews, and biologically he was one himself.
Non-Aryans, and especially jews: Admit and confess, with the deepest shame and remorse, the staggering wrongs your people have committed against our people, plus your constant wickedness also toward your own kind.
(Plenty of Little Jews have gotten sick in Israel itself from the jewish Pfizer clot shot. And most of the $60 billion that Wall Street mega-swindler Bernard Madoff stole was from his fellow jews.)
I have confessed my own very serious error in Russia, which was my only major error, actually, but a doozy. We lost the war there.
Many Christian churches have a formal command to go to confessional every week, and tell the priest quietly what you did wrong. He then offers you forgiveness, gives you a penance, such as a prayer to say several times, as a servant of Christ, and you feel lighter and happier. You owned up to God what you did, “like a man.”
Actually, even the communists used to have public self-criticism sessions.
It can even be pleasurable, in a way, to unburden oneself. On the deepest level, all humans, just by growing from baby to adolescent to adulthood, parenthood and old age, grasp that life is about growth and change.
You can’t stay a self-centered little baby.
Just the other day, Margi and I had a tiff and we both apologized. It felt so much better! We went back to loving each other.
To grow is to say from all your heart to yourself and the other person, “I f–ked up and I am so sorry.”
Black female ape in an orange wig uses a cinder block to smash a taxi window and steal $40 and an iPhone:
https://dailystormer.name/nyc-humanoid-individual-uses-cinder-block-to-smash-cab-window-steal-40-and-an-iphone
Why do we tolerate these low-IQ, violent black apes in our society? If it wasn’t for the Jews protecting them and using them as weapons against us, it would be a simple matter to send them all back to Africa, where they belong.
Except the Africans would not take them.
You would have to do bombing runs and throw the American blacks out the window over Ghana or the Congo, presumably with a parachute. And then, being intruders and not from their tribe, the local tribes might kill them.
I read once a report on the tribes in South Africa that if a Zulu girl married a Xhosa boy, both sets of parents would kill their own kids for mixing.
They are here, along with swarms of Muslims, for an engineered racial or religious conflict. Throughout history there has to be a common enemy.