Well, well, it appears that the so-called death of European soccer has been greatly exaggerated. With the semi-finals now set, we have, for all intents and purposes, an all-Euro final 4. We are going to see practically 4 all-white matches the rest of the way.
All 3 European teams defeated their South American opponents in the quarterfinals, and the one remaining nearly all-white South American team did us all a huge favor by beating Ghana. There was quite the jubilation going around by the usual clowns in the media, celebrating the "diversity" of the game, the rise of South American and Asian soccer, all of it coming at the expense of the Europeans and their rather disapponting showing into the round of 16.
Of course, from their point of view, the South American story can be somewhat sold as the rise of hispanics, while the European demise is a joyful celebration of white decline. Never mind that the majority of the players on the South American teams (especially Argentina, Uruguay, and even Paraguay) are mostly white and not "hispanic", and that the failure of the Europeans was led by Senegal North France, and later, England, which is not far behind in the Africanization movement.
Let's make no mistake, the South Americans did very well, putting 5 teams in the elimination round. Asia also had a respectable showing themselves. The Africans, including their satellite team France, proved that they are simply garbage.
But now that it's for all the marbles, it's the white Europeans standing tall and strong, much to the dismay of all the fools on ESPN, BBC, and the rest of the vermin in the sports media. They can try their damnest to promote their black supremacist agenda, but the facts and stats do not lie. It has been proven in this World Cup, very clearly, that the best teams and players in the world are white. Futbol (soccer) a white man's game. Sure, it's the most global of all sports, everyone plays it, but whites are simply better than everyone else. It's the whites who can put together all the necessary skills (ball skills, speed, athleticism, discipline, organization, leadership, technique, tactics) to succeed at the highest levels.
I'm personally rooting for Deutschland to win it all. I think we see Netherlands give them a good fight, but ultimately the Germans will triumph. Is there any way coach Loew can be convinced to see the light and bench the nearly 100% useless Boateng, who's clearly the weak link in that team and has no business playing even 1 minute?
