For all of the recent demonization of “settler colonialism” in recent years, no sportscasters or commentators or other know-it-alls seemed to remember this blight on human existence when it came to today’s France-Senegal match.  France, as the former colonial occupier of Senegal, was heavily favored going into the match.  France has so much depth that the players on Les Bleus’ bench would be a tournament favorite if they were allowed to form their own separate team.  The brave Lions of Teranga, though, showed no fear against their former oppressors as they had the better run of play in the first half.  Both sides displayed ample talent, and the score was nil-nil at the half. At halftime, however, it is rumored that a Third World Studies professor from nearby Columbia University (rumor started by the Zionist’s Guide to the World Cup (ZGWC)) showed up in the........

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