Thursday, June 11th, the 2026-FIFA-World-Cup kicks off at the Azteca Stadium in Mexico City. I love soccer, it’s in my genes. It should be a celebration.
Instead, it will be a national disgrace: the wolves of ICE still prowls the streets and stadiums of the country looking for chicanos and illegals; trust with Canada is dead, and their tourists are staying home; Iranian players will enter the United States while our planes bomb their families.
Will the FIFA World Cup in the United States be worse than the one held in Argentina in 1978 during a truly bloody military dictatorship; or than the 2018 World Cup in Russia despite the invasion of Crimea four years earlier; or the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, despite the dozens of slave deaths on construction sites, the criminalization of homosexuality, the fact that women are barely better regarded than camels in the country, and the air-conditioned open-air stadiums? The problem with world football also lies in the corruption of Gianni Infantino and the choice of the countries by the International Federation.
So, I won’t give a damn about this circus. On tv, internet and social medias. I’m boycotting this cup of shit.
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Here we go : Omar Abdulkadir Artan (a Somali citizen, voted best referee of the year 2025 by the Confederation of African Football) was denied entry into the country on Saturday, June 6th. He had a valid visa. This is an abuse of power.
“I think they have a problem with my country,” Omar Abdulkadir Artan told the New York Times. Somalia is one of the countries most criticized by Donald Trump. But by acting against the usual rules and practices of football, this moron proves again that the United States is indeed the first “shithole country,” the “worst country in the world,” a country “that stinks,” and which is governed by “scumbags”.
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Again : The players from the national team of Senegal are not welcome.
This image shows members of the Senegal team being subjected to a thorough and aggressive security check on the tarmac of a North Carolina airport. Our country « stinks, » but what does it stink of ? Institutional racism, of course. Straight from the top of the state (or rather, what’s left of it).
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Reminder : Nationals of Haiti and Iran are subject to a total ban on entering the United States. But many fans are prevented from traveling to the United States to attend the tournament. Citizens of numerous countries, including Algeria, Cape Verde, and Tunisia, had to pay a deposit of $5,000 to $15,000 to obtain authorization to enter our (number one shithole) country. The prices are also prohibitive: $1,000 is the base price to see the United States play their first match. Too expensive ! Fortunately, it’s not included in the inflation index, which, in any case, continues its upward trend: a 4% annual increase today.
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Restrictions of move : Due to the current high military tensions with Washington, the Iranian national team has had to establish its training center in Tijuana, Mexico – with US authorities only allowing it to cross the border the day before its matches in California.
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Warm welcome : Iraqi striker Aymen Hussein was held for nearly seven hours at Chicago airport, while the photographer accompanying the team was simply turned away.
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Opening day :
Korea-Czechia, look at the thousands of empty seat. Where are the supporters ? The insane price of tickets, the transport difficulties to get to the stadium, the inflated format of the competition, the infernal heat, the hotel rip-off, all of this has an influence on the number of supporters in the stands. FIFA is lying… sorry, talking hoax.