Pelé spurs outrage: "Let's forget all this commotion happening
in Brazil"   Not even a soccer legend is impervious to the ire
of social media.  Brazilian icon Pelé has drawn the online
wrath of his fellow countrymen on Wednesday after urging
demonstrators via national television to leave the streets and
instead cheer for the country's national squad.  "Let's forget
all this commotion happening in Brazil, all these protests, and
let's remember how the Brazilian team is our country and blood,"
he said in his statement. Footage of his plea was
also posted to YouTube.  The South American country is currently
hosting the Confederations Cup, a dress rehearsal of a
tournament held a year before the actual FIFA World Cup. The
latter sporting event—scheduled to attract as many as 600,000
tourists worldwide—has been a sore point of contention with
dissidents who feel that the nation's government has spent
billions on stadiums instead of more urgent needs, like
hospitals and other public services.  Brazil saw its bigges