Jake The Awake
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I’ve been a YouTube subscriber of his for over a decade. He used to be Jake the *******. I’m not 100% sure he’s legit. But, he’s survived a long time without any obvious fuckery.
I watched that video and think it's mostly bogus. First of all, blacks fall down a lot, many have poor balance. Better balance is yet another area where Whites have an athletic advantage over blacks. We've discussed the phenomenon of "self-tackling" many times through the years on CF: https://castefootball.us/search/340475/?q="self+tackling"&o=date
There was an outfielder for the Phillies and other teams some of you may remember named Lonnie Smith who was nicknamed "Skates" because he fell down so often trying to run down balls. This video discusses it but unfortunately doesn't show any actual footage of Skates, who was quite entertaining:
Another factor is plain lack of effort. Not all blacks but certainly many play hard only when they feel like it, not out of a sense of duty or because they're being paid millions of dollars. The "cool" thing to do now is try to punch the ball out and make a "splash play" (which is low percentage when it comes to success) or dive at the feet of the ball carrier rather than wrap up and tackle. And given the black hatred of "White authority" (the Hodge twins talk about this all the time), how much influence do White coaches actually have over today's players other than giving "rah rah" speeches? The Caste System is a racial spoils affair and blacks know they have to mess up in a major way (and usually more than once) to get booted out of the league. Latrell Sprewell choked his coach P. J. Carlesimo nearly 30 years ago and the "culture" of not tolerating being "disrespected" certainly hasn't changed in any meaningful way since.
Cade Otten deliberately juggling a pass three times and then politely handing it over to a defender? How many times was that play "practiced" to get it just right? Josh Allen deliberately missing an open receiver -- it couldn't have had anything to do with what Josh was seeing from his vantage point at field level with defenders rushing him and obscuring his vision before he could scan the whole field, and he was under a very strong pass rush the entire game.
I'm not saying the NFL doesn't "tweak" things, or that big-time gambling bucks doesn't play a role in outcomes. Like everything else in society, the NFL has no shortage of "fake news" elements to go along with the Great Replacement objectives and agendas of the Caste System. But this dude lacks credibility and I'm moving this thread to Happy Hour, though I'm impressed that he apparently watches every NFL play every week to find the ones that fit his point of view.
There was an outfielder for the Phillies and other teams some of you may remember named Lonnie Smith who was nicknamed "Skates" because he fell down so often trying to run down balls. This video discusses it but unfortunately doesn't show any actual footage of Skates, who was quite entertaining:
Another factor is plain lack of effort. Not all blacks but certainly many play hard only when they feel like it, not out of a sense of duty or because they're being paid millions of dollars. The "cool" thing to do now is try to punch the ball out and make a "splash play" (which is low percentage when it comes to success) or dive at the feet of the ball carrier rather than wrap up and tackle. And given the black hatred of "White authority" (the Hodge twins talk about this all the time), how much influence do White coaches actually have over today's players other than giving "rah rah" speeches? The Caste System is a racial spoils affair and blacks know they have to mess up in a major way (and usually more than once) to get booted out of the league. Latrell Sprewell choked his coach P. J. Carlesimo nearly 30 years ago and the "culture" of not tolerating being "disrespected" certainly hasn't changed in any meaningful way since.
Cade Otten deliberately juggling a pass three times and then politely handing it over to a defender? How many times was that play "practiced" to get it just right? Josh Allen deliberately missing an open receiver -- it couldn't have had anything to do with what Josh was seeing from his vantage point at field level with defenders rushing him and obscuring his vision before he could scan the whole field, and he was under a very strong pass rush the entire game.
I'm not saying the NFL doesn't "tweak" things, or that big-time gambling bucks doesn't play a role in outcomes. Like everything else in society, the NFL has no shortage of "fake news" elements to go along with the Great Replacement objectives and agendas of the Caste System. But this dude lacks credibility and I'm moving this thread to Happy Hour, though I'm impressed that he apparently watches every NFL play every week to find the ones that fit his point of view.
