Showing posts with label judo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label judo. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 27, 2021

2nd anti-Semitic Muslim judoka afraid of losing to an Israeli drops out of Olympics

Sudanese anti-Semite Mohamed Abdalrasool

Mohamed Abdalrasool, a Sudanese judoka, avoided his Monday scheduled match against Tohar Butbul from Israel. He is the second coward to avoid losing to a Jew, possibly due to reprisals he would face in his home country when he loses.

[H/T Associated Press]

The International Judo Federation has not yet issued a statement explaining the reason behind Abdalrasool’s absence at the game but if you have more than two brain cells to rub together you know the reasons: fear of losing, and hatred of Jews, especially Israeli Jews.

Abdalrasool did not explain why he didn’t turn up to compete against Butbul despite showing up for the weigh-in ahead of the match, nor did Sudanese Olympics officials comment on the matter or issue a statement, but it's possible the Sudanese officials warned him what would happen to the head on his shoulders if he fought the Israeli and lost.

According to the AP, from what Butbul’s team was told, Abdalrasool had a shoulder injury [LOL]. Butbul and the team, however, do not seem convinced by that reason, the wire service reported.


The fact that Abdalrasool’s withdrawal comes just days after the cowardly Algerian judoka Fethi Nourine withdrew to avoid playing against Butbul led some to suspect that there was a political motivation behind Abdalrasool’s exit from the games. But they are wrong--it isn't political in general, it's political in sharia, or Islamic law.

The Koran, the perfect book for all time, according to Islam, speaks about the Jews quite often:
[2.83] And when We made a covenant with the children of Israel: You shall not serve any but Allah and (you shall do) good to (your) parents, and to the near of kin and to the orphans and the needy, and you shall speak to men good words and keep up prayer and pay the poor-rate. Then you turned back except a few of you and (now too) you turn aside.

[2.88] And they say: Our hearts are covered. Nay, Allah has cursed them on account of their unbelief; so little it is that they believe.

[2.98] Whoever is the enemy of Allah and His angels and His apostles and Jibreel and Meekaeel, so surely Allah is the enemy of the unbelievers.
So Jews and Christians who do not convert to Islam are cursed by Allah. No wonder some Olympic athletes who follow Islam refuse to deal with the "children of Israel." But at least their ancient text acknowledges that the Jews are the children of Israel and not so for the so-called Palestinians who are mostly the children of Jordan.

Remember this: you cannot be a true anti-Zionist without being an anti-Semite. There is nothing anti-Semitic about criticizing the Israeli government until you call for its total destruction. Then you're showing your true anti-Semitic hatred and that's an offense to good Christians too.


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Saturday, July 24, 2021

Algerian judo dude afraid of losing to a Jew at Olympics--has accreditation withdrawn

Too scared to lose fightin' them Jooooze


Algerian judoka Fethi Nourine and his frightened coach Amar Benikhlef refused to go up against a superior judoka from Israel and for that reason their Olympic accreditation was withdrawn on Saturday. They will be sent packing and leave in disgrace, but at least Nourine didn't have to face a Jew who was going to kick his ass and humiliate him.

The International Judo Federation’s (IJF) executive committee announced they had temporarily suspended cowards Nourine and Benikhlef. In response, the Algerian Olympic Committee withdrew their accreditation, and further sanctions are expected.

The IJF said Nourine’s stance was “in total opposition to the philosophy of the International Judo Federation.” But admittedly, their refusal was totally in line with some of the anti-Semitic teachings of the Qu'ran, aka: Islamic scripture.

“The IJF has a strict non-discrimination policy, promoting solidarity as a key principle, reinforced by the values of judo,” it added.

“Judo sport is based on a strong moral code, including respect and friendship, to foster solidarity and we will not tolerate any discrimination, as it goes against the core values and principles of our sport.”

But Algeria evidently sucks.

Two years ago, Nourine pulled out of the 2019 Judoka World Championships when his draw lined him up against Israeli Tohar Butbul, a much better opponent who would have easily won, it is believed by those who follow the sport.

When you think of Nourine's history, it makes sense that he is only pulling this stunt for publicity. As a ninth-ranked judoka, in the 73kg men's division, he would have been going up against a sixth-ranked Israeli named Butbul. And let's not kid ourselves, nobody beats a guy with a name like Butbul.

Butbul will now face Mohamed Abdalrasool of Sudan in his first fight.

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Thursday, August 29, 2019

Israel flips over their gold winner at Judo World Championships--Egyptian loser refuses to shake hands

Tokyo -- For the first time ever Sagi Muki, 27, an Israeli, won a gold medal at the Judo World Championships in Japan. When he won his quarter-final match against an Egyptian Muslim judoka, the loser rejected to shake the Israeli's hand in spite of it being customary in judo etiquette.

That's the power of anti-Semitism, which is often disguised as anti-Zionism, but it's the same thing.

The Jerusalem Post reported, “Muki showed impressive fighting abilities in Wednesday’s tournament, having beaten most of his opponents by ippon (the highest score a fighter can achieve in Japanese martial arts), including in a fight that lasted merely 25 seconds. In the quarterfinals, Muki faced Egyptian Mohamed Abdelaal, who refused to shake Muki’s hand after having lost to him.”

It's probably a good thing that Muki didn't shake his hand--it illustrates just how hateful many Muslims are toward Jewish people, especially when they get beaten by them in competition.

The Times of Israel noted, “Other Arab opponents have acted similarly after losing to Israelis, including Egyptian and United Arab Emirates judokas.”

It's an Arabic way of saying "boo-hoo, I lost to a Jew."

But after Muki defeated Belgium's Matthias Casse in the final, the two men hugged because Casse isn't an anti-Semite and is a gracious competitor.

An emotional Muki sang the Israeli anthem after he won:

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told Muki, “You’ve proven what I always say, that thanks to talented wonderful people such as yourself we turned Israel into a judo powerhouse.” Muki responded that it is a “privilege to represent Israel.”

The Jerusalem Post noted, “The biggest question coming into this tournament was whether Muki, ranked second in the world, would face Iranian judoka Saeid Mollaei in the finals, and whether the Iranian judoka would forfeit in order not to play an Israeli, as has happened in the past. But the Iranian lost the semifinals and did not get to face Muki.”

At the 2018 Rio Olympics, Or Sasson beat Egypt's judo fighter Islam El Shehaby, [his fans now call him "Shebaby"] who refused to shake Sasson's hand which prompted fans to boo the loser who later went home and cried like a Betsy Wetsy doll.

Tal Flicker was the Israeli judo champion in October 2017 when he took gold in Abu Dhabi. When he received his medal, they refused to play the Israeli national anthem or display the Israeli flag. Instead, the cowards played the International Judo Federation theme [which sounds a bit like a bossa nova] but Flicker protested by singing the Israeli national anthem by himself.

Losers in judo and losers in life, as distinguished from the champions.


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Friday, August 12, 2016

Islamic nations afraid to compete against Israel: make excuses

Anti Semitism is the new accepted cocktail party and campus banter. If you hate Israel and the Jews  it represents, you can be accepted into societies latest circles.

But you would think the Olympics would be different. You would think that all hatred could be put aside and athletes would compete simply as athletes. And in large part, that may be true, except if you're Israeli.

Overt hatred toward the Israeli 47-athlete delegation has already been met with a IOC reprimand and alarm from Jewish organizations such as the Anti-Defamation League. They issued a statement denouncing anti-Israel "hostility" in Rio de Janeiro this week.

Roz Rothstein, CEO of Stand With Us, a pro-Israel group issued a statement Wednesday: "Shocking but not surprising, the Lebanese and Saudi delegation obviously have the wrong idea about the Olympic games. Instead of using the events to forget animosity and promote peace between people, they have brought their brainwashed minds to Rio. How unfortunate that they could not implement the good, peaceful intentions of the Olympics, and instead have used it as a forum to spread hate and continued rejection of peace."

But since when do Muslims accept the existence of Jews, much less the existence of the Jewish State of Israel?

Judo athlete Yarden Gerbi won the bronze for Israel, making her the first medal winner since the 2008 Olympic games. That's quite an accomplishment for a country with only 8.5 million people. But on Sunday, the IOC issued a reprimand to the head of the Lebanese Olympic delegation after he blocked Israeli athletes from entering a bus that was supposed to be shared by the teams in order to reach opening ceremonies.

Whoever imagined that the anti-Semitic Islamic country of Lebanon would not make some kind of stink over Israel better get their medications checked.


As a result of the Lebanese Islamists actions, the Olympic [dis]organizers put the Israeli athletes on a "special vehicle" according to Israeli sailing-team trainer Udu Gal.

"The bus driver opened the door, but this time the head of the Lebanese delegation blocked the aisle and entrance," Mr. Gal wrote on his Facebook page. "The organizers wanted to avoid an international and physical incident and sent us away to a different bus."

Gal was "enraged and shocked by this event," adding "How is it possible that they let something like this happen and on the opening night of the Olympic Games?"

Because Islam is the "religion of special needs."

Several days into the games, Saudi Arabian judo athlete, Joud Fahmy, forfeited a first round match in what the Hebrew press said was a tactic to avoid facing Gili Cohen of Israel in the second round.

The Saudi team disputed the charge, insisting Fahmy had sustained injuries to her arms and legs during training, but there's a history of Arab athletes refusing to compete against Israelis because they cannot stand to lose and risk ridicule upon returning to their theocratic country.

In June, Syrian boxer Ala Ghasoun refused to fight an Israeli, claiming that if he did fight the Jewish athlete "would mean that I, as an athlete, and Syria, as a state, recognize the state of Israel."

The real truth was that Ghasoun was scared to death to get his grimy butt kicked by a Jew with a college degree.

"I quit the competition because my rival was Israeli, and I cannot shake his hand or compete against him while he represents a Zionist regime that kills the Syrian people," Ghasoun lied. 

Syrian people kill Syrian people--just ask Assad.



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