Pat Macpherson, Pfc. Sandoval, Seth Auberon, Wisdom Quarterly; Amy Goodman, Juan Gonzalez, Dave Zirin (SiriusXM Radio), DemocracyNow.org; author Brian Tuohy
(Freeman TV/illuminatiwatcher.com) Goddess of the Super Bowl: What hidden symbolism is on former-Christian Katy Perry's occult agenda as revealed by her 2015 Super Bowl halftime performance? This is Part 1: The Predictions (Part 2 to follow).
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| Ouch!/Hooray! The moment the 49th Super Bowl was stolen (Sherman/marketplace.org) |
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| Remnants of the mass slaughter of chickens for their wings, cows and pigs for their tissue. |
The National Football League’s tumultuous 2014-15 season ended yesterday (Sunday, Feb. 1, 2015) with the New England Patriots’ dramatic Super Bowl victory over the
Seattle Seahawks.
The spectacle -- watched by one-third of Americans in the U.S. and largely ignored by Americans elsewhere on the continent and soccer fans around the world -- capped a year that saw growing scrutiny of
the NFL, most notably its poor handling of
domestic violence cases.
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| It's not just Ray Rice: Zirin on NFL inaction |
More than half of players accused of domestic
violence during commissioner Roger Goodell’s tenure have gone without
league sanctions. The NFL is also under fire
for its handling of repetitive head injury, player safety, all predominantly related to concussions and crippling knee injuries.
While fans
still turn out in record numbers, four in 10 parents now say they would
think twice about letting their own child play football. [And the sports world is consumed with winning Patriots player Brady and his mystery balls in what has been dubbed "Deflate Gate."]
Democracy Now! was joined
by Dave Zirin, sports editor for The Nation magazine and host of "Edge of
Sports Radio" on SiriusXM. In addition to talking about these NFL
controversies, Zirin discusses the Super Bowl’s controversial closing moments, when
the Seahawks CHOSE [to take a dive by choosing] not to give the ball to against-the-grain star
running back Marshawn Lynch and opted for a risky play that cost them
the game. More
- How do they get all those championship tee-shirts done overnight? (Marketplace Money, NPR)
- It’s not just Ray Rice: Dave Zirin on the NFL’s history of condoning domestic abuse by rich players
- An NFL wife tells her story: Intimidated spouses followed "Code of Silence" around domestic abuse
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