O corte na seleção seria algo normal se o jogador não tivesse se envolvido em uma polêmica recentemente por apoiar a causa palestina.
No dia 15 de maio, dia da Nakba, ou Grande Catástrofe, a criação oficial do Estado Nazi-Sionista de Israel, Marcelo postou em seu facebook uma foto de um lutador palestino com a frase "My heart with Palestinian now as they fighting with Israel” ["Meu coração está com os palestinos em sua luta contra Israel", em tradução literal]. Foi o suficiente para que o facebook DELETASSE o perfil de Marcelo Vieira depois de pressão de Sionistas.
Two days later, the unexpected happened. Marcelo Vieira’s Official facebook page was shut down. Official Real Madrid website mentioned that the facebook administration received requests from Israelis to shut down the page as it was inciting violence against Israel by supporting the Palestinian Intifada.Interessante é a ausência total de repercussão do caso no Brasil, assim como em blogs pelo mundo. O jornal israelense YNET divulgou o caso (em hebraico, e aqui uma tradução) e alguns poucos blogs repercutiram.
O primeiro absurdo do caso é o fato do facebook deletar a conta de um usuário por este manifestar solidariedade ao povo palestino. Que direito tem o facebook de deletar a conta de alguém, sem aviso, por defender uma causa política legítima? Não é a primeira vez que o Facebook deleta contas de militantes políticos ligados à causa palestina ou mesmo à causa basca, movimentos sociais, de esquerda e etc.
O segundo absurdo vem da CBF e do curioso corte do jogador logo depois de suas declarações. Será mera coincidência? Ou o mais puro Nazi-Sionismo tomando conta?
Uma página foi criada no facebook em homenagem ao jogador e centenas de pessoas estão postando mensagens de apoio e agradecimento pela sua clara defesa da Causa Palestina.
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Informações iniciais me foram passadas pela @ReginnaSampaio
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English version:
Marcelo Vieira is a left-winger playing for the Spanish team Real Madrid (known for his fascist supporters and as the team of the dictator Francisco Franco) and, until yesterday, he was considered as guaranteed to play in the Copa America and for the friendly matches against Romania and Netherlands early next month.
Not to be drafd this time for the Brazilian team would be something normal if the player had not been involved in a controversy recently by supporting the Palestinian cause.
On May 15, day of the Nakba, or Great Catastrophe, the official creation of the Nazi-Zionist state of Israel, Marcelo posted on his facebook a photo of a Palestinian fighter with the phrase "My heart with Palestinian now as they fighting with Israel”. It was enough for Facebook to DELETE Marcelo's profile after the pressure from the Zionists.
Two days later, the unexpected happened. Marcelo Vieira’s Official facebook page was shut down. Official Real Madrid website mentioned that the facebook administration received requests from Israelis to shut down the page as it was inciting violence against Israel by supporting the Palestinian Intifada.Interesting is the total absence of repercussions of the case in Brazil, as well in blogs around the world. The Israeli newspaper YNET reported the case (in Hebrew, and more info in english here) and a few blogs reverberated.
First, the absurdity of Facebook deleting the account of an user because of a demonstration of solidarity to the cause of the Palestinian people. What right has facebook to delete someone's account, without notice, for defending a legitimate political issue? It is not the first time that Facebook deletes accounts of political activists linked to the Palestinian cause or even linked to the Basque cause, to social movements, to the left and so on.
The second absurdity comes from the CBF [Brazilian Football Confederation] and the curious cut of the player from the national team shortly after his remarks. Is it mere coincidence? Or the pure Nazi-Zionist taken hold?
A Facebook page has been created to honor the player and hundreds of people are posting messages of support and gratitude for his clear defense of the Palestinian Cause.
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