MARIO BALOTELLI SHOULD SUE THE NEWSPAPER "Gazzetta dello Sport"

MARIO BALOTELLI

When it comes to gross disrespect, abuse of human rights, and racism against blacks, Italians are number one within the European Union. They do that every day against Blacks with impunity. 

This time, they have gone too far by showing pure racism against Mario Balotelli, a footballer playing for Manchester City and the Italian national team.

Even though anti-racism campaigners have criticized the newspaper "Gazzetta Dello Sport" for depicting Mario Balotelli like King Kong in a cartoon on top of the clock tower Big Ben, that isn't enough. 

The newspaper has to be sued. Mario shouldn't accept any apology because Italians are like pigs; no matter how you clean them, they will still go into the mud. 

They should be ashamed of themselves. The country has the police, Carabinieri, and Guardia di Finanza, yet they can't fight their mafia gangs, the Camorra and the Ndrangheta, causing panic, misery, and death throughout Italy. 

All that they know best is racism against poor, innocent blacks. Italians can't live in their own country because of mafia activities. This is what the newspapers must fight against, but not to insinuate racism.

No one can tell me better about the attitude of Italians toward Blacks. I lived in Rome for three years, and my experience in that city is vividly in my mind like a picture hanging on the wall. 

One couldn't even identify a genuine policeman from a false one because every criminal has a police badge to rob people. 

They claim to be intelligent, yet they can't speak common English. Their intelligence only lies in racism, mafia activities, robbing banks, killing, and ruining the businesses of other people who do not want to pay money to the mafia gangs. Blacks don't do this. They should leave Mario Balotelli alone. Shameless people.

FIFA BOSS SEPP BLATTER, ENCOURAGES RACISM IN FOOTBALL WITH IMPUNITY

Racism is everywhere, including sports.


"There is no racism in football, and if ever anyone was racially abused in the field during a match, the victim must accept the racial abuse with a handshake, and the problem is solved."


This is the callous statement made by FIFA Boss Sepp Blatter during his recent interview with CNN. This statement has caused criticism worldwide against Blatter, who seems to be in this world but doesn't know what is going on in the world, regarding racism in soccer. 

No one could believe a man of the caliber of Blatter and overall soccer boss could ever make such a statement.

Racism and discrimination in soccer are strong like a tornado sweeping objects across its path. It is like incurable cancer, eating the flesh of its victims, yet Blatter doesn't know about this. 

Real Zaragoza was fined 600 euros by the Spanish Football Federation, after a section of the fans chanted racial abuse at Barcelona forward player, Samuel E'too. 600 euros fine? 

That is nothing. In regard to such cases and to avoid such things in football matches, fines should be between 10,000 and 20,000 euros. This will convince the world that sports officials and organizations are working hard to eliminate racism in soccer entertainment.

In Italy, an Ivorian defender, with the team Messina, threatened to stop a match in November 2005, after being a victim of football racism. In both Eastern and Western countries, English black players have been continuously victims of racial abuse on soccer fields. 

What is the significance of this racial abuse? Is it because the black players are incredibly good, or just to stir racial hatred or bloodshed?

If the National Football Association, Ethnic Communities, and Anti-Racial Campaigners want to convince the world that they are trying their best or working hard to eliminate racism in football, then "handshake" shouldn't be the solution.  

Any footballer who abuses a black footballer with racial remarks must suffer a heavy fine that will go to the victim as compensation. This will serve as a lesson, and racism in football will be less or eliminated.