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SAMBHOSS:
Split be killing me
15/10

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Happy April fool day

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[quote author=Epositive post=54915221]your tribe? [/quote
ebira

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Epositive:
good for him... ohiza inya timpor


#positivevibes

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cao:
Beauty & the Beast.

rate d movie /10

those two people above me

krattoss:
why wasn't neymar jnr a full character in that movie?

Dude could have pulled stunts with his football skills and that could have made the movie more dope as football and neymars fans would be happy to see such happen.

i thought Neymar died when d movie started oo.

SAMBHOSS:
Omo...this Xander Cage ehn.....lol.....

Darius stone waited 11years for someone to dial 9

Lol....

so u don finally watch am

virtual revolution 1/10
useless, stupid movie and waste of MB
Assassin creed 5/10 I was expecting more from that movie

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Bruno Fernandes de Souza, who was released last month after serving partial sentence for murder of Eliza Samudio, received contract from Boa Esporte

The violence and misogyny of Brazilian society was highlighted on Monday when a second-division club signed up a goalkeeper who was convicted of murdering his girlfriend and having her body fed to his dogs.
Amid smiles and handshakes, Boa Esporte unveiled a two-year contract for Bruno Fernandes de Souza, who was released from jail last month pending an appeal.
Bruno, still guilty of murder but bafflingly welcome to walk back into football

The announcement drew anger from the family of the victim, Eliza Samudio, and groups campaigning against the high levels of gender-based violence in Brazil.
“Women are outraged and so are the general public. It is as if he had gone unpunished,” wrote Djamila Ribeiro, a political philosopher and feminist activist, on the UOL website.
Three sponsors withdrew their support from the team in protest against the decision. Hackers posted denunciations on the homepage of the team.

But many football fans applauded the return of one of the country’s most popular players, despite the gruesome crimes he committed.
The signing of Bruno comes amid growing concern about femicide and rape in Brazil. To mark International Women’s Day last week, the Cruzeiro football team – which is famed for being socially progressive – wore shirts that highlighted the problems with relevant data for each number, for example: “A rape every 11 minutes”.
In its latest country report, Amnesty International noted that lethal violence against women had increased by 24% over the previous decadeand confirmed that Brazil was one of the worst Latin American countries in which to be a girl or woman. One in three women had suffered physical, verbal or psychological violence over the past year, according to a survey released last week by Datafolha.
Bruno – as he is best known in Brazil – has served less than a third of the 22-year sentence handed down by a lower court for ordering the 2010 killing of his former partner and the mother of his child.

Samudio went missing after she sued the footballer for child support in a high-profile case that threatened a mooted big-money move to Milan.
Bruno confessed to his involvement in the crime. The court heard how he conspired with friends who tortured and strangled the model, then disposed of the body by feeding it to the footballer’s rottweilers.
Lawyers secured his release after a petition for habeas corpus because the country’s notoriously slow courts had failed for several years to rule on his appeal.

Soon afterward, his agent announced that several clubs were interested in signing the 32-year-old, who previously played for Flamengo and Atletico Mineiro and was once tipped to play for the national team. Fans posed for selfies with the goalkeeper and most online comments were positive.
The backlash has come slowly. Samudio’s mother unsuccessfully filed a suit demanding Bruno be sent back to prison because he posed a threat to her grandson.
One group has planned a demonstration outside the Boa Esporte ground. The Popular Feminist Front of Varginha accused the club of trying to cash in on Bruno’s fame while forgetting the suffering of his victim.A Facebook statementnoted: “We protest both against this contract and against the willingness of the team and its sponsors to have their images linked to feminicide. A woman-killer must not be allowed a life acclaimed by the media. Bruno is no longer just a goalkeeper; his notoriety reflects the ease with which a woman’s life is forgotten in the interests of a sporting career.”

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