US Soccer Wins but Global Elites Try to Rig the World Cup Against America Again

America’s birthday is almost here, and guess what? Our men’s soccer team just pulled off a big win against Bosnia and Herzegovina in the World Cup. Finally, something for Americans to cheer about. But even on the world stage, our boys can’t catch a break from referee nonsense. That bogus red card? Ridiculous. But are we really surprised? Every time Team USA starts to shine, the so-called “international community” finds a way to try and trip us up.

Let’s be real. Soccer’s ruling elites would love nothing more than to see America knocked down a peg. The “experts” calling these games? Many have more loyalty to the global system than to any notion of fairness—especially when it comes to the United States. These officials live in a bubble, obsessed with rules and their elite image, but it’s often at the expense of common sense and honest competition.

Liberal commentators and globalists love to scoff when Americans complain about unfair treatment. That’s because they’re used to apologizing for America on the global stage. They never stand up for our athletes—they’re too busy trying to look “woke” for the rest of the world. They’d rather side with FIFA and their sketchy overseas buddies than defend a team wearing red, white, and blue. Why should real Americans accept these gutless calls from weak officials?

This is just another example of Americans playing by the rules while the rest of the world plays games. USA soccer had to grit their teeth, dig deep, and still came out on top—despite the judges doing their best to stack the deck against them. Americans excel when life isn’t fair, but that doesn’t mean they should have to put up with this garbage. Where’s the accountability?

Here’s the truth: the only way Team USA will ever get a fair shake is by dominating so completely, the refs can’t ignore it. Americans need to stop bowing to globalist bureaucrats and demand honest competition. If we keep letting the rest of the world walk all over us—even in sports—what’s next? Our sovereignty? Our borders? Maybe that’s the real red card we need to be worried about.

Source: Redstate