Thread by @TheBasedZone

Exposing the SCRIPTED Cristiano Ronaldo vs. Lionel Messi GOAT debate and how each of them represents the right and left side of the political spectrum respectively, in typical Yin Yang ☯️ fashion & a classic case of Hegelian dialectic.

CR7 & Messi have had an undeniable impact on society with them being two of the most popular people in the history of mankind and the most influential footballing figures of all time. To understand how their rivalry is scripted, we first need to understand the script-writers.

The USA is at the centre of all things: it is the body through which the elites control the world through their sheer military and economic might. The USA has a two party system, left and right.

The reasoning for said system is obvious; it’s to divide people and make it easier to categorise the population under two very distinctive groups. Sports, among many other aspects of life, entertainment and fields of work are not immune to said categorisation.

The left side can be categorised as the idealistic side. The one that across history has been brimmed with noble intentions and generally wins the heart of the people.The media has always favoured this side (on purpose) as it represents values that are detrimental in weakening us

A few of the left’s characteristics include:

- naïveté: bring equally accepting of all regardless of history & background in the spirit of inclusiveness

- it’s okay to be fat, it’s okay to be weak, it’s okay to be a criminal, we should always be given a second chance

- never express your true opinion because if it goes against the status quo, you’ll get cancelled and excluded from society

- frailty > strength

- no work > hard work: entitled & privileged by nature demonstrated by the willingness to embrace a universal basic income system

⁃commonly pro-Israel/Zionism
⁃zero emphasis on moral & religious values
⁃pro LGBTQ+
⁃more prone to and accepting of failure

Historically, the right side has exhibited traits of extremism, almost as much as the left does today. But with the ever increasing radicalism of the left, the right has changed & adapted by tapping into the minds of those who consider themselves “logical” & “critical” thinkers.

A few of the right’s characteristics include:

- privacy over inclusiveness: exclusion of those with undesirable traits

- strength over frailty: those who are weak & prohibit societal advancement should not be rewarded

- hard work >

- closed & distrustful of those that do not adhere to their values

- charisma & confidence: the right values speaking your opinion regardless of how controversial it might be no matter what, sticking to the status quo is frowned upon

- conservative values

- saviour complex & narcissistic traits
- natural leaders
- usually anti-Israel/Zionism
- strong emphasis on moral and religious values
- anti-LGBTQ+

Obviously this is an oversimplified summary of the traits that characterise each side, they’re way more complex & it’d take a whole thread to explain them more thoroughly but these are the important ones as far as CR7 & Messi are concerned.

The left vs right narrative doesn’t only apply to political parties. It applies to sports & influential figures across the entire world. Every single popular and influential figure can be categorised in either one or the other spectrum based on their characteristics.

Entities embodying “left” characteristics:

- Obama, Joe Biden
- Bill Gates, Zuckerberg
- World Economic Forum
- LeBron
- Hollywood
- Entertainers like KSI and Logal Paul
- Majority of the music industry
- Majority of news media
- EU
- Messi, Guardiola, FC Barcelona

Entities embodying “right” characteristics:

- Donald Trump
- Elon Musk
- Influencers like Andrew & Tristan Tate, Sneako, Jake Paul
- “Independent” sources of media like Tucker Carlson & Ben Shapiro
- CR7, Mourinho, Real Madrid
- China, Russia, Saudi Arabia and Muslim countries

These sides are in constant conflict with one another. And no, I don’t mean it simply because they have different, contrasting values. Take anyone from the left list and you’ll find them having had a public war against someone from the right.

Obama vs Trump
Biden vs Trump
Bezos vs Elon
Zuckerberg vs Elon
Logan Paul vs Jake Paul
Logan Paul vs the Tate Brothers
CNN vs Tucker Carlson
Messi vs Cristiano Ronaldo
Guardiola vs Jose Mourinho
USA vs China
USA vs Russia
EU vs Russia

This is not cherry picking, it’s very obvious that both sides are actually ONE but there’s this manufactured conflict that’s designated to pit people against one another, forcing them to take a side all whilst said side brainwashed them with their ideals. Classic indoctrination.

Is it a coincidence that almost every figure from the left has had some controversy yes, at some point maybe, but it’s been swept under the rug & they’re all treated like prodigal sons, beloved by the media & in turn by the majority of the people that blindly follow said media?

Is it a coincidence that almost every figure from the right is constantly faced with controversy & usually gets hit with false allegations whilst never directly coming up with a precise plan of destroying the left who are blatantly corrupt & weaker than the right side?

This is the narrative: the left starts off being loved by everyone & the moment it brainwashes enough people into being weak and fragile, it purposefully exposes itself as the obviously evil, grooming entity that it truly is.

Since COVID in particular, it has become abundantly clear that the narrative has shifted from the left being morally just & perfect in every way to downright satanic & blatantly evil. Even the media doesn’t try to hide it any longer.

Whereas the right, was always judged as evil & extremist, racist & violent, but is now looked at as the side that will save everyone from the obvious evil of the left, the ones that seek to indoctrinate & take your children.

Now, how is all this relevant to Messi and CR7?

They both represent the left & the right respectively and they’ve been carefully “designed” to be polar opposites.

Beard vs no beard.
Long hair vs short hair.
Short vs tall.
Talent vs hard work.
Barcelona vs Real Madrid.
10 vs 7.

Messi[ah] vs C[h]ristian[o].
America vs Saudi Arabia.
Introvert vs extrovert.
Shy and quiet vs confident and loud.
Hero vs villain.
Media’s poster child vs media’s villain.
Adidas vs Nike.
Left foot vs right foot.

It’s insane how in every single category, Messi and CR7 are polar opposites. It’s as though they’ve deliberately tried their best to separate themselves in everything.

And this is not about money, if it was about money, they’d have arranged for Messi and CR7 to play in the same club for the last years of their career.

It’s all about division and what each side represents.

They have been demonising all the traits that CR7 represents such as confidence, hard work, honesty, speaking one’s mind, being strong whilst promoting the humble, shy & quiet nature of Messi. Because that’s how they want the majority of the population to be. Shy & quiet.

This is not a debate about who’s better, they are both on the same side behind closed curtains, serving the same interests.

Is it a coincidence that CR7’s and Messi’s peaks and relative success to one another has always coincided with whether the left or right are in power?

2004-2008: the right side was the undeniable leading force in the world, USA was governed by Bush. CR7 peaked during this time and was comfortably & undeniably clear of Messi.

2008-2015/16: the left side was the undeniable leading force in the world, USA was governed by Obama. Messi peaked during this time and was comfortably and undeniably clear of Cristiano.

(Some say that “well Messi lost the WC final in 2014 and CR7 won an UCL”. But it’s all relative. Messi reached the final whilst CR7 got grouped.

That’s still a sign of dominance towards the left side. CR7 won the UCL once whereas Messi won thrice including 2 trebles.)

2016-2020: the right side was the undeniable leading force in the world, USA was governed by Trump. CR7 peaked during this time and was comfortably and undeniably clear of Messi. He won the three-peat whilst Messi got humiliated in Copa America and in the UCL consecutively.

Not to mention that CR7 also won the EURO, the biggest accomplishment of his career. And although when CR7 moved to Juventus, Messi was “better” individually, he kept getting humiliated whilst CR7 kept winning.

2020-present day: the left side is the undeniable leading force in the world, USA is governed by Joe Biden. Messi peaked during this time and was comfortably and undeniably clear of Cristiano. He won Copa America, Finalissima and the World Cup.

He went through some turbulence at club level, but this is yet another era of undeniable dominance over Cristiano who was getting humiliated by both the media & former colleagues & friends who you’d never think would betray him.

Whenever the left is in power, Messi thrives and Cristiano suffers humiliations. Whenever the right is in power, Cristiano thrives and Messi suffers humiliations.

Not only do they embody the traits of each side, they also thrive whenever said side is in power. Hmmm 🤔

It’s no coincidence that since 2023 the right’s return has been all the more apparent, with media being more tolerant of right news and figures from the right side gaining prominence - that during this time CR7 is slowly returning to his best. Not a coincidence at all.

In short, this is why I believe that the GOAT debate is manufactured and it was never meant to be one-sided, by the end of it, the discourse will be as fierce as it was in 2016 and 2014, there’ll never be a consensus.

Because division, distraction, manipulation and subliminal indoctrination are the very purposes of it.

Every aspect of the entertainment industry, especially the big names, are controlled.

It’s all binary & meant to distract you from the grander issues that plague our daily lives. I may dive into the occult and Masonic ties that both CR7 and Messi have blatantly showcased throughout the years at some point in the near future. Stay tuned.