Qatar 2022: A World Cup Built On Lies 

Point out this fact and you are just another “Western hypocrite”. The world has gone nuts over those critical over “non-woke” policies.

@@phoenix5054 Yes of course! And we should accept Qatars culture even though it includes legal and cultural supression of anyone who isnt an islamic, straight male. I mean, how dare us judge these human rights abusers lmao🤣

You mean you haven't seen thousands of videos about this already?

@@MrReese yeah it’s sad what happened to his brother but how on earth has he not seen any other video talking about the corruption and human rights abuses in the Middle East, there’s at least 6 a day 😂

Come on guys, u made Qatar with no morals, stop being hypocrite, if someone lost his finger in any gulf country you point fingers to Qatar, no logic we need to stop one thing “ hypocrisy”

I agree. People have fell for the "protest than buy tickets and forget about the human rights abuses" tricj

relax, its a vid about the Qatari, not the Saudis

I have been saying it for years, if all the wasted time was given back, no one would bother to waste time.

Well, we still have a lot of tournament to go. When these subjective measures are used to benefit a team in the later stages I don't think it will be so great. Just wait for a game in which Brazil/Argentina/France/etc (just examples, again, the tournament is just starting really) struggles late with a team pushing for a result and see how they add 1 minute of stoppage. Or the automated offside/VAR starts benefitting those same favorites. It has happened for almost 100 years, it will happen this WC

Time-wasting is more about disrupting the momentum of the attacking team rather than simply just running down the clock. As such, I suspect inferior teams will continue to do it whether the time is added at the end or not. The only difference is they'll get better at knowing how much time is remaining and be ready for it. I won't be surprised if some team is eventually able to cause 20 or 25 minutes of added time in matches.

Yes

Yeah, I find it strange, but I understand why these changes were made. That being said, surely there's a more systematic approach to time-wasting like implementing a stop-and-start clock, in my opinion.

@@thefifthhour45 I agree that they should stop the clock but that clearly isn't going to be implemented any time soon so the added on time is better than doing nothing

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LOL technically Budweiser is still there but offering alcohol-free beer

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Amen.

Indeed!

no one cares

Accepting authoritarian regimes statistics at face value is a sign of moronity

i don't watch football, but everytime there's a live match on my local tv, Qatar adverts keep appearing from time to time

Every year, tens of thousands of migrants from neighboring countries go there to work because they can make a lot more money that way and support their families back home. This has been going on for more than a decade and they keep doing this even to this day because they don't mind how difficult it is, as long as they make 5 to 10x the money they make at home. They would rather go to Qatar than Western countries that would not take them in for work in the first place. IF white people care so much about their working conditions, please take them in and help them instead. Oh, but you won't.

@@checkmate5338 Mate, the western world is all about telling others to do something while ignoring it yourself. Don't disrespect our cultural values.

Is the World Cup being shown by Fox Sports in the United States.

doesn't all US Politian's love these bastards anyway?

What atrocity

@@Irfan787 I could tell you….. Or you could just watch the video that you commented on.

Derby County 😂😂

Making a boring show like that one he did on Disney Plus with his childhood team

Probably too busy visiting the spice markets.

Eating "a taco" while sitting out in the desert cuz u know, thats perfection to him.

Advertising that Qatar is the perfect place for a toilet break on a long haul flight. 😂

He has been paid over £100 million to promote Qater, so what do you expect??? Sad

In the UK, Football is considered a winter sport. Every Premier League team plays the day after Christmas day, where temperatures can get close to or below freezing, and it only gets cancelled if it snows.

It's not just about the games being played in winter it's the disruption to the big five leagues that annoys me winter is for the Premier league summer is for the World Cup/Euros

@@stephenhyland4256 Yeah but if small leagues around the planet can take a break for the WC so can the Big 5. They are no more than others. 1 winter WC every 20-40 years won´t kill anyone. The worries about fixture congestion, should have less to do wit WC placement and more about the number of national and european games UEFA and Football Associations keep adding.

Big 5 leagues are where the money is though. Smaller leagues don't have the power the big 5 has. Look at all the teams who are actually in contention for the world cup and pretty much all players play in big 5 leagues including Brazil/Argentina

@@hugobatista9541 the issue is that the bigger leagues are the ones at higher risk since they contribute the most talent. By having it at the midpoint, when continental tourneys, domestic cups and leagues are already taking shape..., They're risking injury to players as opposed to at the end of the season when most of the tournaments have been resolved and the intensity has died down.

Well, unfortunately it did work. FIFA have achieved every goal they wanted to achieve.

And nothing will change. At all. Let's be real, the 2026 tri-nation bid that the US got was a make-up for the shitshow that is THIS World Cup.

They need to go completely

IT WORKED , IT WORKED , THE WORLD CUP IS GREAT

@@abdullahfaraj8976 you sound like the Russian bureaucrat that tried to convince the public that the Chernobyl explosion was a roof fire in the USSR in 1986 and that Soviet governments reponse was effective, when the plant was emitting catastrophic levels of radiation into the atmosphere. However, unlike Qatars dictarship, the Soviets ended up doing the morally right thing by sending in its brightest people to effectively prevent the disaster from poisoning Europe. Where the Qatar officials basically created the chernobyl of world cups, but instead of learning from their mistakes and trying to improve the situation, theyre basically adding gasoline to the fire by harassing women, western minorities, physically abusing the press and international fans, lying about hosting the games in the summer, lying about alchohol being allowed, lying about respecting its guests, and hosting the worst world cup in history. You know Qatar is a disgrace, when they make the Soviets look good in comparison #justicforthemurderedslavesthatbuiltqatar

No civilization has come up without any corruption and work-related injuries, remember that as well. England came up from looted wealth of other countries, USA used black people as slaves for economic profits in yesteryears. So Qatar has done that as well, Human Rights are just a recent thing that has come up after all the Western countries have flourished just to avoid the Asian and African countries to improve the it development.

​@@mohammedfareed298 I never disputed that though I agree there are a lot of terrible things that countries in Europe and America and such have done and I understand the argument that it is trying to put down other countries but I dont believe thats a good enough excuse. The amount of money and power Qatar has is crazy but noone is saying that is wrong. Look at all the power China has. And I can talk about the US they are deplorable with their gun violence and corruption but its not like Qatar just watch this video and try to tell me a country in the West that is doing something that bad and yes some countries history has been worse at times but do we really want to start comparing why don't we just call out everyones wrongdoings. No-one is saying anything bad about other countries in the Middle East because they are not hosting the World Cup and thousand of people from many countries thats just what comes with the responsibility. When USA Mexico and Canada host in 2026 I hope they get scrutinised as much as they deserve whether thats not much or just as much as Qatar which I dont think is likely but I wont rule out because thats unfair and you just don't know what could happen. I agree that the Western media loves propoganda and warps issues as well so you have to take everything with a grain of salt but its been proven now just how dodgy the whole process of this World Cup was from so many sources. So I think it is more then fair to heavily scrutinise the whole process

@@mohammedfareed298 Nope There's no such thing as a hard working black

@@mohammedfareed298 based

@@stephenduke412 Don't be stupid. And racist.

Don't be angry more than you already are , try to buy a ticket to Qatar and enjoy the World Cup

​@@abdullahfaraj8976 I would be arrested for going to Qatar as a member of the LGBT community, so no thank you. I would also feel extremely uncomfortable contributing to the economy of a country with such backwards laws and legislations.

@@bobthebuilder352 I agree with you but how would they know you're LGBT? It's not like they're checking for LGBT people at the airport.

@@Darwinek fair question, let me rephrase. It would be if I show my identity in any way

@@bobthebuilder352 True. Understood.

Football has gone totally plastic following the money. Start following your local non-league team. Proper football.

@@tomthomassony8607 unfortunately not everyone has local football teams to follow :(

You must know, if there's a buyer, there must be a seller. FIFA is that seller. The bigwigs must've earned quite a bit

Arabs are obsessed with football let me just tell you that buddy

@@tomthomassony8607 agree totally. If the ESL hapoens, nothing was done to stop it returning, then local clubs that's upoort communities will cease to exist. The clubs that helped so many through coronatime, deoste being in finacila trouble themsleves

They do not dehumanize gay people, they just ask them to have low profile and not try to force qatar to change their own views. They can do what they want behind the doors they will not be arrested as long as they don t make public outrage and stunts

The temperature is a rather mild 30 degrees at this time of the year in the middle east. The heat was never going to be a concern to begin with. Not sure why such a fuss was made mostly by the Brits used to living in cold miserable conditions throughout the year about the horror of a little sunshine.

Yeah make the whole world compromise already and then say everything went well. Lol

@@areebsiddiqui758 lol! Maybe you should check out fifas own report on the suitability of Qatar. No one wanted it there. Deep pockets is what won the bid. Corruption Qatar style. Bigger badder and better than any before. Be proud son.

@@areebsiddiqui758 well if the heat isn't an issue why did they build all the expensive air conditioning systems?

@@nikolas8203 Air conditioning is more so for the fans, not the players.

Yeah, Canada was robbed of at least one penalty. No offense but, I will never understand why FIFA employs referees who have zero experience officiating high stakes matches. The only argument is diversity and we all know that FIFA does not care about that. So yes, world cup referees have a well documented history for being bribbed.

How on earth was he selected to be on the World Cup?

@@tonchigaming7238 no is not because he is black, so he is there without experience due to diversity 😢. Please stop spreading those lies. Ghana was equally robbed too against their match with Portugal, the US referee was biased against a bkack african country, FIFA should look into it

Agreed! How can fifa own football?

We need FIFA for centralized organization of football in global scale, otherwise would be chaotic patterns all over and the sports would be different around the world. The real problem is, how make FIFA less corrupt without removing their power? And thats difficult question

Well, who is going to organize the World Cup without FIFA? CONMEBOL supports Infantino. Unless you could get the Latin America and European countries to both break away, what can you do? You could in theory get UEFA to break from FIFA, but there is a complicated financial system connecting the various teams. I do support European and Latin American teams leaving and forming another organization, but you could end up with two world cups kind of like when there was once two popes.

@@QUINTUSMAXIMUS what can you do? Stop watching. Simple. Find a non league to support

​@@QUINTUSMAXIMUS Yeah seeing anything change in reality is difficult to imagine, there is no oversight for organisations like FIFA and the IOC other than the criminal laws of individual countries where they can be applied, so they can pretty much do whatever they want.

I can't have two wives in any western country, campaign for me b tch

Much like Infantino replaced Blatter, he will just be replaced by another morally corrupt rich man.

Election itself is already bad, since basicly a competition to see who have more power/influence

FIFA itself needs to be turfed out and boycotted by all the top teams. Without them no one will watch and they will quickly lose their sponsors. Time is right to begin addressing this rot.

I am south East Asian. I am in the west. I have rights here. Rights I know I don’t have in Qatar. Here I am not a slave. I am paid. I have shelter. I have food. I have my passport. Are you saying Qatari government has no control over how companies function? No laws to protect? They are so weak? The reason you NEED these people is because you’re too lazy to do it yourselves.

because no one gives af and thats how it should be every country is morally wrong and it becomes deluded for many ppl and players when some certain countries act like they are morally better and tell other countries what to do. Thats why u will find its nonsense to many ppl including players so dont be surprised. Harry Kane and all that will happily go their on holiday whole u act like they rlly care no one gives af

Too rich to care, I guess.

I mean who the hell gave the other countries the moral high ground to tell Qatar how to act. Tolerance and freedom of speech unless someone says something they don't agree with, hypocrisy at it's finest.

I remember some draconian Covid-19 rules in Europe which our so-called leaders kept breaking. We all know what those who complained were called.

@@abdullahzackariah3642 fax. Alhamdulliah for islam

It's 'virtue signalling' not virtual. Though you're quite correct they should've all pulled out as the first game kicked off. This goes back decades though Russia, Brazil, South Africa (even the ball was bent), Argentina 78 world cups bought by corruption 💩

@@stepheng8779 thanks - auto spell, now corrected.

Nice whataboutism.

You work for a western company your experience is irrelevant

@@Vivacomunismo cause it from western doesn't mean it clean,lol .damn some people really too poor to go traveling

Personally I'm torn on this one, the whole thing makes fools and hypocrites of us all. It's built on blood money and real people's deaths... yet I still watch some of the games.

@@ThereAre2TypesOfPeople and your countries weren’t? Save the rubbish, we don’t come to your land and enforce our culture, likewise if you wanna come here you gotta stfu and respect our way of life, just cause the standards of living in the gulf states are ridiculously better than the dirty west like the UK doesn’t mean yous gotta cry and try being your garbage, we don’t tolerate your rainbow confused dogs, keep that dirt in your own land and keep stabbing eachother all day in London 🤣🤣🤣 backwards dogs

To reply to my comment then block me is an act of cowardice pal. I'm not from London BTW @BigPoppaPump or whoever you are.

@@ThereAre2TypesOfPeople I didn’t block you? and I mean the UK/west in general

@@bigpoppapump430 Well unfortunately I can't see your original comment so I've nothing to reply to really.

You might be giving Qatar a bit too much credit there 😂😂no way they purposely set this World Cup to “raise awareness” of the problems in the Middle East. Although you are partly right and I also hope this World Cup brings better change to the region, getting rid of the Kafala System was a good start

@@bababababababa6124 my bad, I forgot to add unintentionally.

Don't have confidence in FIFA. I think CONMEBOL is already endorsing Infantino for president. UEFA threatened to withdraw from FIFA back in 2014. Withdrawing is a double edged sword. Many of the players in the European leagues come from other countries that were highlighted during past cups.

They did. They did. The FBI and Swiss authorities arrested many people in 2014 from FIFA. Several FIFA people went to jail. Didn't you hear about it? It doesn't mean FIFA learned its lesson and has become clean. Even Sepp Blatter was arrested, though he was declared innocent. Others actually spent jail time.

I'm from Missouri, even reading this would get me hanged. But...I agree...Busch and Budweiser are ass.

@@TheReddShinobi13 I lived in Madison, WI for 6 years. Add PBR to the list ;)

True, which is why I haven’t watched fifa for over 10 years. Can’t do it anymore, not with a clear conscience.

@@thefirm4606 based

Loyal to the cash, not people that should be looked up to.

I know, remember when this channel was about football, those were the days

True, so much crying over beers and queers.

Dont think ive ever heard of this guy which is why i really wanna learn about his story. Make it happen alfie

Totally! A story that needs to be told. Especially now. ❤

All of those are in the past this is the present lol shitty comment

@@Vivacomunismo History must remember

@@LucindaAnindita past crimes of another nation does not justify current crimes of your own

@@Vivacomunismo so like you doing to Qatar. Its only asumption. And the history tell the truth

@@LucindaAnindita it’s not “assumptions” it’s real lfie

You would be too if you cared about human rights...

@@QueerChica True, but its almost as if Qatar is the only place in the world which commits human rights violations. I don't remember this energy from Alfie when the 2018 world cup was held in Russia.

@@areebsiddiqui758 that's whataboutery though, and deflects from the point. There are plenty of us here in Europe that are disgusted by the actions of our governments. Difference is that we can show dissent, and we often do. I've personally done so, and it's a right I've cherished having lived in five countries, including China. The only way that change comes is through action x

@@QueerChica Calling out Eurocentric hypocrisy isn't whataboutism.

@@QueerChica nah he's definitely a bit of a hypocrite who seems to have a bone to pick with Arab attitudes towards western ideals even if I agree with him for the most part. He's a bit too preachy for his own good.

Romania is also not hosting the WC🤦‍♂️