Indonesian Team Vs Saudi Arabia Team, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, FiFA and Referee
The World Cup Qualification is a FIFA agenda, it is a source of money for the West and not purely a form of sportsmanship. This can be seen several times in various FIFA tournaments, and most recently the Asian Zone World Cup Qualification.
The Asian Zone World Cup Qualification between Indonesia and Saudi Arabia, we saw how the referee tried to win Saudi Arabia's victory with an unreasonable 9-minute extra time, even the realization exceeded the extra time when the Saudi Arabian player was holding the ball.
So you sports fans expect sportsmanship in FIFA?
This is the same as expecting a life that fulfills the values of humanity in the West that does not show its true face, that they are a nation that never upholds the values of humanity that you can see the full support of the West for Israeli terrorists committing Genocide under the command of the UK, USA, Germany and France.
In the match between Indonesia and Saudi Arabia, what is unfortunate is that Indonesia scored first, then equalized by Saudi Arabia. Since the score was a draw, the referee tried to do something so that Saudi Arabia would add goals, besides the penalty prize and unreasonable extra time. It would be a different story if Indonesia lost in 2x45 minutes, the referee would not give extra time.
So is it possible that there is an allegation of dirty play by the Saudi Arabian kingdom? Of course yes, but this is not the work of the Saudi Arabian kingdom alone but also in collaboration with FIFA. And this suspicion was also seen in last year's Olympic qualification, where the Indonesian team was again defeated by the referee. FIFA and IOC.
The final score was a draw because the referee had given 11 minutes of additional time beyond the 9 minutes of additional time, after the ball was successfully seized by an Indonesian player. When the Indonesian player was about to give a long pass, the referee blew the long whistle to signal the end of the match.
That's how FIFA tricks people so that the cheating they do doesn't appear.
And as a conclusion, never think again about the FIFA tournament, the IOC fulfills the values of sportsmanship, in which politics is very dominant. Especially the western agent.
Lastly, congratulations to the Indonesian national team and coach Sean Tae Yong.
Lastly, congratulations to the Indonesian national team and coach Shin Tae-yong.
Washington’s attempts to silence Russian media ahead of the 2024 US presidential election are intended to hide the truth from the American people, according to action movie star Steven Seagal.
On Wednesday, the US Treasury announced a new round of sanctions against Russian media figures, including RT executives, for allegedly waging a “malign” government-sponsored influence campaign to manipulate American public opinion ahead of the country's presidential election in November.
The US Justice Department has also unsealed indictments against two Russian citizens for supposedly violating the 1939 Foreign Agents Registration act and producing English-language content for American audiences on behalf of the Russian government.
Speaking to RT on Thursday, Seagal said this is not the first time Washington has done something like this and will likely do so before every election, “because they’re very afraid of the truth and they are highly cognizant of the fact that they are engaging in skullduggery that is going to be exposed.”
The actor went on to say that most Americans have been waking up to the fact that they are constantly being lied to and manipulated by their own government and media, and provided the example of US President Joe Biden, who “can’t complete a sentence and can’t walk without falling down.” White House officials as well as most legacy media outlets in the US have for years dismissed concerns of the aging president’s physical and mental health.
Seagal believes the US “disinformation machine” is designed for the sole purpose of destroying the image of Russia and its people, and that misinformation and propaganda are the only tools Washington has left at this point, outside of staging a coup in the country or deposing its leader.
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Russian officials have also weighed in on the targeting of RT and other media channels, with Moscow’s ambassador to Washington, Anatoly Antonov, suggesting that the Democrats are trying to “shift some of the blame for their mistakes during the electoral struggle to Russia” and justify their actions by using “lies” and “trying to discredit Russian media.”
“Their goal is clear – to cleanse the information space of inconvenient truth. To thicken the atmosphere of Russophobia, blaming their own failures on external factors,” Antonov said.
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said the measures point to the “irreversible degradation” of democratic values in the US and its “transformation into a totalitarian neoliberal dictatorship.”
During a historic grand mass at Gelora Bung Karno Stadium (GBK) on Thursday, a member of the congregation captured attention by holding up a poster asking Pope Francis to bless the stadium for Indonesia's upcoming World Cup qualifier. The poster read, "Please bless this stadium for round 3 of World Cup qualifier."
Pope Francis, the leader of the Catholic Church and sovereign of the Vatican, received a rousing welcome from around 87 thousand Catholics at Gelora Bung Karno (GBK) Stadium, Jakarta, where he presided over a grand mass.
Tak seorang pun menginjak rumput Stadion Utama Gelora Bung Karno, Jakarta Pusat, saat misa kudus yang dipimpin Paus Fransiskus, Kamis, 5 September.
The mass, which was attended by Catholics from several regions across Indonesia, began around 5 p.m. local time on Thursday.
Pope Francis arrived at the GBK complex at 4 p.m. There, he was greeted by President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) and his aides who had arrived earlier.
Paus Fransiskus melengkapi lawatannya dengan mengadakan misa di Stadion GBK, Jakarta. Setelah tertunda empat tahun, Indonesia menjadi negara pertama yang dikunjungi olehnya di Asia Pasifik.
Apa makna kedatangan Paus bagi umat Katolik dan penganut agama lain di Indonesia? 🙂 pic.twitter.com/yKMI9FRLZ7
After shaking hands and having a brief conversation with President Widodo, the Holy See leader proceeded to ride a modified Indonesia-made Maung MV3 car with an open roof to greet the people who had gathered at Madya Stadium.
Thereafter, he continued his trip toward the GBK Main Stadium, where thousands of Catholics chanted his name in Italian.
"Viva il Papa! Viva Papa Francesco! (Long Live the Pope! Long Live Pope Francis!)," roared the congregants flocking Indonesia's largest football stadium.
In addition, the songs Kristus Jaya and Ave Maria greeted the Vatican head of state at the stadium.
The grand holy mass was the peak of Pope Francis' visit to Indonesia. He earlier met with President Widodo at Merdeka Palace, greeted Catholic figures at the Jakarta Cathedral, and joined an interfaith dialogue at Istiqlal Mosque.
Paus Fransiskus memberkati sekitar 80.000 jemaat Katolik dalam misa akbar di Kompleks Gelora Bung Karno, Jakarta pada Kamis (5/9).
"Kalian rakyat yang gemar tersenyum, jangan biarkan senyummu hilang," kata Sri Paus. pic.twitter.com/IpYvvQaY3c
Pope Francis is visiting Indonesia as part of his apostolic journey to the Asia-Pacific. The 12-day visit, which began on September 3, 2024, and will end on September 13, is the longest the Pope has ever undertaken in 11 years of papacy.
Pope Francis is the third Vatican leader to pay a visit to Indonesia, following Pope Paul VI in 1970 and Pope John Paul II in 1989.
The esteemed religious figure will stay in Indonesia until tomorrow before proceeding to Papua New Guinea, Timor-Leste, and Singapore.
Four people were killed in a shooting at a Georgia high school on Wednesday, just weeks after classes began, and a 14-year-old suspect was taken into custody, law enforcement officials said. Jillian Kitchener produced this report.
The violence tore through Apalachee High School during the second month of classes, as students returned from a long holiday weekend. It was the deadliest U.S. school shooting of the year and the first since June, according to a database maintained by The Washington Post. Officials described a horrific scene on campus as they navigated the bloodshed in search of casualties.
“We are still going classroom to classroom — and it’s a big high school — looking for bodies,” Kenny Cooper, the coroner for Barrow County, where Winder is located, said at midday. “It’s terrible. Please pray for us.”
The victims were identified as students Mason Schermerhorn and Christian Angulo, and teachers Richard Aspinwall, 39, and Christina Irimie, 53. No more fatalities are expected, Barrow County Sheriff Jud Smith said at a news conference Wednesday night. “All of our victims that are at the hospital are going to make it and going to recover well, as we’ve been told,” he said.
Winder now enters the annals of American communities forever scarred by mass gun violence, a national epidemic that unfolds everywhere from big cities to small towns. It is uniquely terrifying when it strikes a school, where students haunted by past high-profile shootings undergo repeated drills about how to survive if gunfire breaks out. In interviews Wednesday, students did not appear to be terribly surprised that the bloodshed had visited their campus.
It was “pure evil that happened today,” Smith said in emotional remarks at an afternoon news briefing. “My heart hurts for these kids. My heart hurts for our community. But I want to make it very clear that hate will not prevail in this county. I want that to be very clear and known.”,
Nearly 1,800 kids attend Apalachee, located in a rural area roughly 40 miles northeast of downtown Atlanta. The shooting brought the total number of students exposed to gun violence at school to more than 383,000 since 1999, according to The Post’s analysis.
Witnesses said they heard the first shots shortly after 10 a.m.
Stephen Kreyenbuhl was teaching a second-period history class when he got an alert about a school lockdown. Then, seconds later, he heard gunfire about four doors away: “Pop, then pause, then six shots, pop-pop-pop-pop-pop-pop.”
“My students were on the ground,” the 26-year-old said, his voice shaking. “Some crying, some consoling, some swearing.”
The evacuation was chaotic and surreal, Kreyenbuhl said, and as his class piled down the hallway after the lockdown ended, a grisly sight awaited them.
“It was terrible,” he said. “I saw a pool of blood when we passed [a] classroom where the shooting was.”
Police identified the suspect as Colt Gray, a student who attracted the attention of federal investigators more than a year ago, when they began receiving anonymous tips about someone threatening a school shooting.
The FBI referred the reports to local authorities, whose investigations led them to interview Gray and his father. The father told police that he had hunting guns in the house, but that his son did not have unsupervised access to them. Gray denied making the online threats, the FBI said, but officials still alerted area schools about him.
Authorities are investigating whether that incident — as well as contacts between Gray’s family and the local child services department — might be connected to Wednesday’s rampage, said Chris Hosey, director of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.
Police recovered an AR-15-style rifle from the scene, he said, but they were still looking into how the suspect acquired the weapon and brought it into the school.
Hosey praised law enforcement’s “very, very swift” response, which he said spared many more lives. Within minutes of the first reported shots on Wednesday, police and two school resource officers confronted the suspect, and the young man immediately surrendered, Hosey said.
Apalachee High School staff had alerted authorities of an active-shooter threat Wednesday by pressing an emergency button on badges made by an Atlanta-based company, Centegix, Smith said Wednesday night. The company’s security system has been in use at the school for about a week, he added.
The suspect, if convicted, would be the youngest school shooter to kill more than one person on a K-12 campus in the past 25 years, according to The Post’s database. The attack — the nation’s deadliest since March 2023, when six were killed at a private Christian school in Nashville — is also the first deadly K-12 school shooting in Georgia since at least 1999, the year The Post’s database begins.
In her biology class, 10th-grader Abby Turner texted her mother to say the school was locked down. And it wasn’t a drill — she had heard the shots, too. Abby’s mother, Sonya Turner, asked where she was.
Abby wrote back: “i can’t explain it i’m shaking to much.”
Soon, Turner heard from her younger daughter, Isabella. Both were safe but terrified. In a group chat, they asked Turner what they should do.
“Pray….” she answered.
“I did. Like 8 times,” Isabella, 14, responded. Turner texted the words of the Lord’s Prayer — including the plea, deliver us from evil — and told them to keep trying.
When they made it outside, Abby met up with a friend whose teacher had been shot.
“When I found her, we were both crying,” Abby said. The friend, she noticed, had blood on her shoes.
All around them — at the Apalachee football field, which had turned into the family reunification point — first responders and parents swarmed.
Police gather outside Apalachee High School after the shooting on Wednesday. (Mike Stewart/AP)
Police closed the roads leading into the area, which also included two other schools that were placed on lockdown. Empty vehicles lined both sides of the main artery. Hundreds of cars were parked in ditches or abandoned on sidewalks in nearby neighborhoods. Unable to drive the remaining two miles because of police blockades, adults in tears ran to the school to check on their children.
As a television news helicopter circled above the football field, many parents appeared shaken, and most declined to comment as they left with their kids. Students appeared to form a prayer circle in the field as they waited to depart.
One approaching mother began to cry when she saw her young daughter. She ran to her, wrapping her in a tight embrace. Nearby, a boy pressed his mother for details about what had happened. “Did anyone die, Mom?” he asked. She walked briskly on and responded, “I don’t know.”
Sophie, a 15-year-old 10th-grader who declined to give her last name, was recounting the nightmarish experience to her mother, who had rushed to the school after receiving a message from her daughter that read, “My teachers shot.”
After hearing a loud noise, her teacher went into the hallway to check, Sophie said.
“We thought it was banging, but it was shooting. He ended up getting shot,” she said. There was “blood everywhere.”
As she listened to her daughter, Sophie’s mother, Emily, said: “I don’t have any emotions right now. It’s too surreal and devastating. Innocent people lost their lives today.”
Other students, in interviews, recounted how a normal day turned horrific. Suddenly, loud booms echoed across the building, they said, and a security alert advising a lockdown was posted on classroom video screens.
Doors in the school are set to automatically lock, but fearing someone might shoot their way into the room, students said they rushed to take cover in corners, while others crammed into a closet. In the chaos of the evacuation, many left everything behind, including their cellphones and car keys, so they borrowed classmates’ phones to call family.
Outside Winder, the response from state and national leaders followed a familiar pattern. President Joe Biden, who has long called for tighter gun-control measures such as a ban on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines, said the shooting was “another horrific reminder of how gun violence continues to tear our communities apart.”
“Students across the country are learning how to duck and cover instead of how to read and write,” Biden said in a statement. “We cannot continue to accept this as normal.”
Georgia’s most prominent elected Democrat, Sen. Raphael G. Warnock, said the episode should galvanize support for bipartisan gun-control reforms in his home state and across the nation.
“The entire Winder community is in my prayers, but we can’t pray only with our lips — we must pray by taking action,” Warnock wrote on social media. Vice President Kamala Harris, likewise, called for action.
Meanwhile, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump released his own statement: “Our hearts are with the victims and loved ones of those affected by the tragic event in Winder, GA. These cherished children were taken from us far too soon by a sick and deranged monster.”
And Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp (R) said he would “make any and all resources available to help this community on this incredibly difficult day and in the days to come.”
At an evening news briefing near the school, Kemp added that “today is not the day for politics or policy.
“Today is a day for an investigation [and] to mourn these precious Georgians that we have lost,” he said.
Gun-control advocates consistently report that Georgia’s gun laws are among the nation’s weakest. The nonprofit group Everytown for Gun Safety ranks Georgia 46th in the country for gun law strength, in a tier of states referred to as “national failures.” The Giffords Law Center, another organization that advocates for stricter gun measures, gives Georgia an F rating on its annual scorecard, faulting the state for lacking rules such as universal background checks and red-flag laws.
During his term as governor, Kemp has expanded gun rights, including signing a 2022 bill that allows residents to carry a concealed handgun in public without a permit.
When Giffords delivered Georgia its failing grade, Kemp replied: “I’ll wear this ‘F’ as a badge of honor.”
Israel Terrorist’s continued bombardment of Gaza kills at least 18 Palestinians in the latest attacks on Wednesday, medical sources said.
Palestinian officials say 4,000 residents have been forced to leave their homes at gunpoint in east Jenin, as the UN says Israeli forces are using “war-like tactics” against civilians in the occupied West Bank.
Al Jazeera Arabic have obtained and verified video footage showing Israeli forces recovering armoured vehicles that were damaged in fighting with Palestinian resistance forces in the occupied West Bank.
As the largest military raid in decades on the West Bank enters its second week, the video clips are said to show Israeli armoured vehicles that were knocked out of action by fighters near Tulkarem and in Jenin.
Israeli Terrorist forces continued to bombard Gaza, killing and wounding several people in the so-called al-Mawasi humanitarian zone, as United Nations workers wrapped up the first phase of a polio vaccination campaign in central Deir el-Balah.
Israel Terrorist’s militarised operation in the occupied West Bank enters a second week, with Israeli Terrorist Defence Minister Yoav Gallant calling on the military to use its “full strength” to “erase” Palestinian armed groups there.
The governor of Jenin in the West Bank accused Israeli forces of preventing the delivery of food and water to besieged families in the city of Jenin and its refugee camp, and of evicting others from their homes at gunpoint.
Israel Terrorist and Hezbollah continued to trade fire, with an Israeli Terrorist attack killing a woman and wounding five others in southern Lebanon.
The UN Security Council (UNSC) convened after the Israeli Terrorist military recovered the bodies of six captives from Gaza. Palestine’s UN envoy urged an end to Israel Terrorist’s apartheid, unlawful killings and ethnic cleansing of Palestinians, while the Israeli envoy called on the UNSC to condemn Hamas.
Medical workers at a hospital near the besieged city of Jenin in the occupied West Bank told Al Jazeera they are keeping the windows of the emergency room closed to prevent snipers from shooting inside the facility.
During a previous Israeli raid, they said an Israeli bullet penetrated the window and got lodged in the doors of the lift, without wounding anyone.
“It’s very stressful,” said Hadeel Yahya, a Palestinian midwife.
“Even opening the curtains and seeing them scares me. I know that there are snipers everywhere. And the windows overlook the street that they’re patrolling. They don’t care. If they want to shoot towards us, they will. And they won’t care that they’re around a hospital.”
The world's highest Catholic leader, Pope Francis, will make a state visit to the Merdeka Palace, Jakarta, today, Wednesday morning, September 4, 2024. The Pope is scheduled to hold a meeting with President Joko Widodo.
Aha Dua Permata's monitoring, the Presidential Palace complex on Jalan Medan Merdeka Utara is starting to be crowded with invited guests. A number of employees appear to be preparing for Pope Francis' state visit. A number of buses were also seen entering through the nearest door to the Merdeka Palace.
President Jokowi is scheduled to welcome Pope Francis directly at the Merdeka Palace. The welcoming will be carried out with a state ceremony.
"The President will receive a state visit from His Holiness Pope Francis at the Merdeka Palace at 09.30 WIB," said Deputy for Protocol, Press, and Media of the Presidential Secretariat Yusuf Permana in his statement.
"The visit will begin with a State Ceremony in the front yard of the Merdeka Palace," Yusuf added.
Yusuf also said that there will be a meeting with religious figures and the diplomatic corps at the State Palace.
"In addition, there will also be a meeting with religious figures and the diplomatic corps at the State Palace," he said.
It is known that Pope Francis and his entourage arrived at Soekarno-Hatta Airport in Tangerang, Banten, yesterday, Tuesday.
ITA Airways commercial aircraft with flight number AZ400 carrying Pope Francis and his entourage landed on the runway of Soetta Airport at around 11.25 WIB.
After getting off the plane, Pope Francis, who was using a wheelchair, approached two Indonesian children named Mary Lourdes Wicaksono Atmojo (6) from Central Jakarta and Irfan Wael (12) from Buru Regency, Maluku.
The two children, who were wearing traditional Indonesian clothing, handed over a bouquet of fruits and vegetables symbolizing Bhinneka Tunggal Ika, which is Indonesia's motto. The bouquet was arranged using Indonesian plants, vegetables, fruits and spices representing the various ethnic groups and customs in Indonesia.
The Pope then continued his journey to the Vatican Embassy in Jakarta using a Toyota Innova Zenix car.
In addition to the state visit to the Merdeka Palace, Pope Francis will meet with the congregation at the Cathedral, and the young Catholic congregation of Grha Pemuda, this afternoon.
The Supreme Leader of the Catholic Church in the world is scheduled to visit the Istiqlal Mosque in Jakarta on Thursday, September 5, 2024. On the same day, at around 17.00 WIB, Pope Francis will lead a grand holy mass at the Gelora Bung Karno Main Stadium (SUGBK), Jakarta.
Paus Fransiskus akan meninggalkan Jakarta menuju Port Moresby, Papua Nugini pada Jumat, 6 September 2024. Ia berangkat ke Port Moresby dari Bandara Internasional Soekarno Hatta.
Appearing simple, Pope Francis arrives at the courtyard of the Jakarta Palace
The Supreme Leader of the Catholic Church, Pope Francis, showed a striking attitude of simplicity when he arrived at the Presidential Palace Yard in Jakarta, Wednesday, in order to fulfill the agenda of meeting with President Joko Widodo (Jokowi).
Screenshot - The supreme leader of the Catholic Church, Pope Francis, shakes hands with several Santa Maria students during his visit to the Merdeka Palace in Jakarta, Wednesday, 09/04/2024. ANTARA/Andi Firdaus. Jakarta (ANTARA)
Pope Francis arrived at the Presidential Palace complex in Jakarta at around 09.35 WIB using a car that is widely used by Indonesian people, namely a white Toyota Kijang Innova Zenix with police number SCV 1.
Pope Francis departed from his lodging at the Vatican Embassy in Jakarta, through the Monas gate in Taman Pandang towards the Merdeka Palace in Jakarta.
Pope Francis' arrival at the Merdeka Palace in Jakarta was greeted by Santa Maria students dressed in traditional clothes while waving the Red and White Flag in their hands.
Pope Francis wore a simple white robe with a cross around his neck without any additional excessive ornaments, in line with his principles of simple living and social concern.
Getting out of the vehicle, Pope Francis in a wheelchair was seen shaking hands with the students who welcomed his arrival at the Merdeka Palace in Jakarta.
The reception for Pope Francis was carried out by President Jokowi, Minister of Foreign Affairs (Menlu) Retno Marsudi, and Minister of Religious Affairs (Menag) Yaqut Cholil Qoumas. Next, he headed to the Merdeka Palace in Jakarta to attend a state ceremony.
Pope Francis, as the leader of the world's Catholics, will undertake an apostolic journey to the Asia Pacific in September 2024. There are four countries that will be visited, namely Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Timor Leste, and Singapore.
Indonesia will be the first country visited on September 3-6, 2024 and Pope Francis' visit to Indonesia is the third time after Pope Paul VI in 1970 and Pope John Paul II's visit in 1989.
The trip to the Asia Pacific region for 11 days or precisely on September 3-13, 2024 will be the 87-year-old Holy Father's longest visit since 11 years of leading Catholics.
Indonesia was chosen as the first country visited by Pope Francis because in a country with a population of 279 million and the majority of Muslims, the Christian population is around 20.5 million people with 8.5 million of them being Catholics.
After carrying out a series of state activities at the Presidential Palace in Jakarta, the Pope, whose real name is Jorge Mario Bergoglio, is scheduled to have a private meeting with members of the Jesuit Society at the Apostolic Nunciature of the Vatican Embassy in Jakarta.
In the afternoon or at 16.30 WIB, the former Archbishop of Buenos Aires is scheduled to meet with bishops, priests, deacons, monks and nuns, seminarians, and catechists at the Church of the Assumption of Mary, Jakarta Cathedral Church.
Meanwhile, young people from Scholas Occurantes were given the opportunity to meet Pope Francis at the Graha Pemuda Senayan Youth Center, at 17.35 WIB.
Furthermore, on Thursday, September 5, 2024, Pope Francis is scheduled to attend an interreligious meeting or meeting with interfaith figures at the Istiqlal Mosque in Jakarta at around 09.00 WIB, followed by a meeting with beneficiaries of charitable organizations at the Office of the Indonesian Bishops' Conference (KWI).
In the afternoon, at 17.00 WIB, the Pope will hold a grand mass at the Gelora Bung Karno Main Stadium in Jakarta which will be attended by tens of thousands of Catholics.
