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Is FIFA Soccer Scandal "made in USA", real, or "just business as usual"?
While Americans don't expect to see much soccer (Football) news, the recent FIFA Soccer Scandal would almost seem to indicate corruption and organized criminal activity beyond comprehension. Why is the US Government so intense about investigating this?
Is it real? Is it political posturing? Is it a total fabrication?
We can't entirely trust the 10 second sound bites that many call "journalism" here in the US. What is the Europe perspective about this?
The most blatant quote was chosen to quote below. There are other journalist that strongly imply the same. Then of course, the rest pretty much hand down the same official news reports from the same source.
Was the INTERPOL corruption the reason the US FBI was involved in a Swiss organization?
Here are a few quotes from a US journalist about FIFA that doesn't mince words:
Last Monday POLITICO ran a story about FIFA and its interesting relationships with INTERPOL -
http://www.politico.eu/article/fifa-funded-interpol-policing/
"Interpol’s deal with FIFA is just the tip of a fiscal iceberg. Since 2011, Interpol has signed deals with a large number of private “partners,” including tobacco giants, pharmaceutical firms and tech companies — such as Philip Morris International, Sanofi, and Kaspersky Lab — the proceeds of which have swollen its operational budget by almost a third."
Is FIFA corruption real? Is it overblown? Why is the US so involved with the FBI and government agencies?
While Americans don't expect to see much soccer (Football) news, the recent FIFA Soccer Scandal would almost seem to indicate corruption and organized criminal activity beyond comprehension. Why is the US Government so intense about investigating this?
Is it real? Is it political posturing? Is it a total fabrication?
We can't entirely trust the 10 second sound bites that many call "journalism" here in the US. What is the Europe perspective about this?
The most blatant quote was chosen to quote below. There are other journalist that strongly imply the same. Then of course, the rest pretty much hand down the same official news reports from the same source.
Was the INTERPOL corruption the reason the US FBI was involved in a Swiss organization?
Here are a few quotes from a US journalist about FIFA that doesn't mince words:
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[COLOR=#21200b]Washington Politicizes Football Paul Craig Roberts Washington’s [/COLOR]
[COLOR=#21200b]attack on world soccer is following the script of Washington’s attack on the[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#21200b] Russian-hosted Sochi Olympics. The difference is that Washington couldn’t stop [/COLOR][COLOR=#21200b]the Olympics from being held in Sochi, and was limited to scaring off [/COLOR]
[COLOR=#21200b]westerners with lies and propaganda. In the current scandal orchestrated [/COLOR]
[COLOR=#21200b]by Washington, Washington intends to use its takeover of FIFA to renege [/COLOR]
[COLOR=#21200b]on FIFA’s decision that Russia host the next World Cup. This is part of [/COLOR]
[COLOR=#21200b]Washington’s agenda of isolating Russia from the World. This[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#21200b] Washington-orchestrated scandal stinks to high heaven. It seems obvious[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#21200b] that the FIFA officials have been arrested for political reasons and that the [/COLOR]
[COLOR=#21200b]recently overwhelmingly-reelected FIFA president, Sepp Blatter, was forced to resign by Washington’s threats to indict him as well. This can happen [/COLOR]
[COLOR=#21200b]because Washington no longer is subject to the rule of law. In [/COLOR]
[COLOR=#21200b]Washington’s hands, law is a weapon that is used against everyone, every [/COLOR]
[COLOR=#21200b]organization, and every country that takes a position independent of[/COLOR][COLOR=#21200b] Washington.[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#21200b]This clears the deck for Washington and its British lapdog to take over FIFA, [/COLOR]
[COLOR=#21200b]which henceforth will be used to reward countries that comply with Washington’s foreign policy and to punish those who pursue an independent foreign policy.[/COLOR]http://www.politico.eu/article/fifa-funded-interpol-policing/
"Interpol’s deal with FIFA is just the tip of a fiscal iceberg. Since 2011, Interpol has signed deals with a large number of private “partners,” including tobacco giants, pharmaceutical firms and tech companies — such as Philip Morris International, Sanofi, and Kaspersky Lab — the proceeds of which have swollen its operational budget by almost a third."
Is FIFA corruption real? Is it overblown? Why is the US so involved with the FBI and government agencies?
