10 Men England Triumph Over Mexico

 

Altitude this, altitude that, . . . the way analysts were talking ahead of this game you'd think England was going up against Martians on the Moon, not Mexicans in Mexico City.

Mexico is a fine team. They played with a lot of spirit. But at this level of competition, at this stage of the tournament, it's about who has the superstars. England has two. Mexico has zero. Sure, football is a team sport, and tactics matter, but, as we saw yesterday, superstars matter more. And this has been the World Cup of superstars. 

One is all you need.

In the Norway-Brazil game there was only one. Brazil for the first time in its history has zero superstars. They're just another Mexico now. They're not to be feared. And Norway played with no fear.

Norway has overachieved. Defeating England next weekend will be a step too far. Defensively they're not solid. England will finish their chances against them. If Brazil had been more clinical that game would have played out differently. Brazil played like they were down a man in the second half. 

Of the teams remaining the clear favourites are France and Argentina, with England having an outside chance. Portugal's superstar is too old and Spain's is too young. They will be major threats to win when they host the World Cup in 2030. 

R.I.P. Brazil

 

After that early penalty miss you know it spelled trouble for Brazil. Their heads went down. A fearful Brazil was sad to see. They were there for the taking. And Haaland has that killer instinct. 

Whoever wins between Mexico and England will be the favourite against Norway but not by much. Norway has all the momentum now.

They Finally Admit It

Carney is the type of guy to piss on us and call it rain.

I don't know how this Bankster puppet became the leader of such a great country. He was selected in some dark room and foisted upon Canada. 

A country with so much resources should not be this poor. And with taxes so high, the best and brightest will continue to abandon ship. 

Video Title: They Finally Admit It. Source: Angry Mortgage Podcast. Date Published: July 5, 2026. Description:

Prime Minister Carney produced a long 17 minute video, which I listened to so  you wouldn't have to. Very boring with about 80 seconds, of shocking information. The Prime Minister talked about Justin Trudeau, making the right decisions 11 years ago, but how now, things must change. This is amongst the craziest things I've ever heard. 

The climate change madness, the emissions fiasco, the total foolishness of carbon taxes, the nonsense of no Business Case for Oil and Gas

Prime Minister Carney suggests that he's taking a different approach. But the suggestion Justin's decisions were wise, is just Nuts

Paraguay Took It To The Alley, But France Got The Last Laugh

 

It was prison rules for Paraguay. What they didn't took into account was Mbappe becoming Rorschach.

Respect to all the other teams left in the World Cup, but we're all just waiting for a rematch of the 2022 final at this point. France and Argentina seem destined to meet again. The Golden Boot could very well be decided in the final game.

And nobody said it would be easy. France and Argentina have been challenged. 

France is battle tested even more now after beating Paraguay in the alley. The beauty of the World Cup is that a true champion has to face different styles, opponents, and tactics to climb the ladder. 

People hate Paraguay for the way they played yesterday but that dirty style has always been part of football. Paraguay provided a reminder to the world that sometimes it's anything goes. Football shouldn't always be beautiful.

Uh oh. Canada's in trouble!

Totalitarianism always comes to a country dressed in law. Canada is going down a dark road.

Video Title: Uh oh. Canada's in trouble! Source: corbettreport. Date Published: July 3, 2026. Description:

To the surprise of no one who has been paying attention, Canada has passed a slew of dystopian legislation and handed down tyrannical Supreme Court rulings that further enslave the Canadian people. But even if you have been paying attention, you might not know the true extent of these new developments. Today James talks to independent Canadian journalist Dan Dicks about these latest moves and what they mean for Canadians and for people around the world.