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Lithuanian pro basketball team president blames team's struggles on black players

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Gedvydas Vainauskas, president of Lithuanian professional basketball team BC Lietuvos Rytas, has sparked controversy after attributing his team's struggles to having too many black players, according to FIBA.com writer Simonas Baranauskas‏.

"We've always held a stance that there shouldn't be more than two black players on the team," Vainauskas said. "What happened was that coach Tomas Pacesas likes to play with black players -- to control them, to teach them, to tutor them -- and we ended up with four players that are black. All of a sudden, they came together to form ... how should I put it ... a sort of a gang. It cannot be that way; no more than two black players -- I can say that from my 23 years of experience in the business. Teams, don't ever have more than two black players ... (smiles) Because that's when bad things start to take place."

http://www.cbssports.com/nba/news/l...dent-blames-teams-struggles-on-black-players/

This is probably the type of comment a team basketball president should not make in public. Perhaps he is speaking of culutral issues, but again, not a very appropriate type of thing to say.
 
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Lithuanian pro basketball team president blames team's struggles on black players - CBSSports.com

This is probably the type of comment a team basketball president should not make in public. Perhaps he is speaking of cultural issues, but again, not a very appropriate type of thing to say.

A Lithuanian team should only have Lithuanians, a Russian team only Russians and an Italian only Italians and so on, the teams represent their countries, cities and their people, the Zenit team from Saint Petersburg must have players only from that city not from Moscow or any other place. Nowadays sports have become a big global businesses, they hire players from many different countries to form a team and make huge profits, they have broken the whole legacy and meaning of the games, history, identity and representations. It makes no sense for the French to support a team full of black players, they will never be French regardless of their legal status and language. There is nothing wrong with his declaration, but we have an anti-white genocidal program that wants to replace and kill whites world-wide. We cannot have our own countries, not even a simple thing as our own teams that they quickly start to scream racism, impose harsh punishment for those who dare to speak out and flood our countries and everything else that belongs to us with non-whites. He has the right to defend his team, if more people had the courage that he has, we wouldn't be with so many problems. People naturally want to be with those who look like them and form groups to defend themselves and fight for their own interests, there is something called preference in the group, even the brains of babies are designed to identify these things. “Multiculturalism” is a forced program in ALL white countries. "Multiculturalism" is a program for turning all white countries into non-white countries. This is genocide, white genocide. Immigration and multiculturalism are imposed on EVERY white country and ONLY in white countries. For this, anti-racism is a code-word for anti-white.
 
Racism. It's not just an American thing.
 
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