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The Castle is Cracking Says Bombadiko
Abbas Bombadiko warned the football aristocracy that the old map was burning. Now Brazil is gone, Egypt is gone, and Morocco stands alone as Africa’s last surviving World Cup flag. Norway’s 2-1 Round of 16 shocker over Brazil was more than an upset. It was a Viking raid on the sport’s sacred museum. Erling Haaland…
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Lions At The Gate: Bombadiko
Morocco is not asking for respect anymore. After beating Canada 3-0 in Houston and reaching the World Cup quarterfinals for the second straight tournament, the Atlas Lions have turned Abbas Bombadiko’s long warning into hard evidence. This is no fairy tale, no lucky run, no polite African football footnote. Morocco reached the 2022 semifinals, won…
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Bombadiko’s Boys Have Arrived! ROAR!
African football is not knocking politely anymore. It is kicking the door off the hinges. Cape Verde dragged defending champion Argentina into an extra-time knife fight. Egypt marched into the Round of 16. Morocco, the Atlas Lions, just flattened Canada 3-0 and stormed into the World Cup quarterfinals. Abbas Bombadiko saw this coming: the old…
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Eric Sanders Ducks His Record
Eric Sanders finally responded to the reporting on his troubled record. He just did not answer the questions. The self-styled civil-rights lawyer representing Quathisha Epps in the Jeffrey Maddrey scandal attacked Richard Luthmann, one contributor to the article, while ducking the Mary Rocco pregnancy-discrimination and retaliation matter, the reported $175,000 award, the bankruptcy fight, civil…
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Maddrey Accuser’s Lawyer Exposed
The Jeffrey Maddrey scandal is not the clean NYPD morality play the media wants to sell. Former Lt. Quathisha Epps, the administrative officer who became the department’s highest-paid employee, sits under a massive overtime cloud while accusing Maddrey of coercion and retaliation. Her lawyer, Eric Sanders, is now driving the public narrative — but Sanders…
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Cult Cop Comes For MAGA
Steven Hassan built a career telling people they were trapped in cults. Frank Parlato says the problem is no longer Hassan’s opinion. The problem is that federal law enforcement has started treating Hassan’s theory like doctrine. In the OneTaste prosecution, Parlato argues, the government won a forced-labor conspiracy conviction without proving traditional forced labor —…
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NYPD’s Two-Tier Justice
Outside the NYPD Community Center at 127 Penn, Brian Adams’ supporters sent a blunt message: hands off the community champion. But Adams’ firing has now become bigger than one civilian director, one time probe, or one department vehicle. It has opened a dangerous window into NYPD’s discipline machine, where Black civilian leadership appears to face…
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Bombadiko: Morocco Gets No Respect
Morocco has done everything the football establishment demanded — and still the respect does not come. The Atlas Lions battled Brazil to a 1-1 draw, beat Scotland 1-0, then fought back to defeat Haiti 4-2 and advance to the knockout round. That should end the argument. It won’t. The old football class keeps treating Morocco…


















