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http://www.globalpost.com/dispatch/...5/brazils-pcc-gang-threatens-world-cup-terror
Anybody heard of them? What's this all about?
Anybody heard of them? What's this all about?
ok thenWorld Football CUP ,biggest event in my life and yeah stupid americans i said football,not soccer .Play your handegg,no one besides USA cares about that sport. And f*** that gang.
Geez Comrad. Don't let the chernobyl radiation turn you into a miserable, angry zombie!World Football CUP ,biggest event in my life and yeah stupid americans i said football,not soccer .Play your handegg,no one besides USA cares about that sport. And f*** that gang.
douche.Chernobyl is in UkraineGeez Comrad. Don't let the chernobyl radiation turn you into a miserable, angry zombie!
Six in one and half a dozen in the other, Comrad.douche.Chernobyl is in Ukraine
Six in one and half a dozen in the other, Comrad.
Wouldn't be surprised, you know how crazy those South AMericans get over football.Is this what happens when their team loses? lol
They do have some awesome riots. Also, a fan killed a goalie back in the 1990s after a loss to the US team. I mean, I'd be pissed to if my team sucked enough to lose to the USA, especially in the 90s. However, killing a man was overboard.Wouldn't be surprised, you know how crazy those South AMericans get over football.
They shot a player for scroing an own goal onceThey do have some awesome riots. Also, a fan killed a goalie back in the 1990s after a loss to the US team. I mean, I'd be pissed to if my team sucked enough to lose to the USA, especially in the 90s. However, killing a man was overboard.
please shareThis isn't even really about any teams losing or football, and you shouldn't be surprised if you find and see how many of Brazil's people support the gang. Yeah I've been reading plenty of all the riots in Brazil, pretty interesting.
Yeah, they're not really happy about the World Cup being held in Brazil."“The World Cup and the Olympics have been generating very problematic processes – forced removals and an increase in living costs in particular cities,” explains Dr Magalhães Wallace, a Cambridge University research associate whose recent work has centred on urban transformation, security and violence in Brazil.
The huge stadium-building programme required began in earnest with many being constructed in remote locations. The Amazonia Arena, for example, is a 46,000-seater stadium being built in the remote city of Manaus, surrounded on almost all sides by at least 600 miles of unbroken rainforest. The local football team rarely sees crowds of more than a few thousand fans. “These stadiums are going to cost millions to maintain after the World Cup,” Dauden says."