How the NFL’s First Berlin Game Symbolized America’s Triumph Over Communism and Globalist Hesitation

The fall of the Berlin Wall in November 1989 marked a profound victory for freedom and national sovereignty over decades of communist oppression. Less than a year later, in August 1990, the NFL seized this historic moment by staging its first game on continental European soil — right in West Berlin. The Los Angeles Rams faced the Kansas City Chiefs at Olympic Stadium, mere months before Germany was officially reunified. This game was far more than a preseason exhibition; it was a symbolic extension of America’s steadfast belief in liberty and the resilience of democratic ideals. Did Globalist Bureaucrats Miss...