Australia tells Novak Djokovic to fuck off. Put citizens first.

[A Singaporean]

Sinkieland on the other hand fucks Sinkies and welcomes foreigners.

 

[Scrooball (clone)]

He should just fuck off if he is not welcomed!

 

[Hypocrite-The]

If the kangaroo land gahmen was soo good. This chap should not even be allowed into the country in the 1st place. The gahmen cocked up in granting him a visa. N now trying to cover its cock up by cocking up even more. Why let the unvaccinated in?

 

[eatshitndie]

self-entitled drama queen who thinks entire nations will bow at his feet.

 

[syed putra]

Djokovic is not vey popular.

 

[bobby]

If the kangaroo land gahmen was soo good. This chap should not even be allowed into the country in the 1st place. The gahmen cocked up in granting him a visa. N now trying to cover its cock up by cocking up even more. Why let the unvaccinated in?

At least better than cock up CECA but still lan lan donch want to admit....

 

[Leongsam]

Sinkieland on the other hand fucks Sinkies and welcomes foreigners.

Protect citizens?? With the astronomical case numbers in OZ Djokovik is probably lucky to escape unscathed.

OZ has more than DOUBLE the infection rate of Serbia.

 

[laksaboy]

Nobody was being protected... it's all about politics. You should look up the reasons given by the prosecution during the appeal trial.

Typical daft Sinkies still think the draconian measures 'protect' them.

 

[saynotomsm]

 

[saynotomsm]

 

[laksaboy]

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Meanwhile, closer to home, have a sneak peek at what those godless technocrats have in store for the peasants.

 

[saynotomsm]

Meanwhile, closer to home, have a sneak peek at what those godless technocrats have in store for the peasants.

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Unfortunately, many had yet to see the the plot.

 

[tobelightlight]

https://freewestmedia.com/2022/01/1...-chest-issues-while-djokovic-awaits-his-fate/

Three players drop out of Australian Open with chest issues while Djokovic awaits his fate​

Several fully vaccinated tennis players participating in the Australian Open qualifying rounds have complained about tiredness and breathing problems.



The stakes are high for the organizers who have been keeping tennis star Novak Djokovic as a prisoner according to his parents. The player has won the tournament nine times, including the past three years and is currently tied with Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal for most major victories of all time, namely 20.
Djokovic has been confined to a small room in a Melbourne hotel since the Australian authorities denied him entrance to the country, overriding his medical exemption. Australia has been living up to its history as a penitentiary with its farcical zero-Covid policy and skyrocketing number of infections.
Djokovic’s visa was cancelled on arrival and 34-year-old Serb is now languishing in a Melbourne immigration detention facility in a bid to prevent his deportation.

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Three players drop out​

All the tennis players currently participating in the professional tennis tournament have been fully vaccinated. The world number 22 was however seen leaving the court and abandoning his match while clutching his chest with respiratory difficulties in an ATP match. Nikoloz Basilashvili told his team that “every shot I’m out of breath”.
Colin Fleming, a commentator for Stan Sport, described Basilashvili’s symptoms as “very concerning” and added: “If you feel like you can’t take any kind of deep breath at this level and this intensity, that’s an issue.”
Tennis website OpenCourt claimed Basilashvili “may have been recovering from Covid”, but this could not be verified. “[He] told the trainer he had Covid ’10 days ago’,” the outlet said on social media.
His contender Stefanos Tsitsipas instead blamed the heat, not Covid, for Basilashvili dropping out in an interview with Tennis World USA: “Sometimes it’s a bit too hot. You could fry an egg on the court, but we are ready for difficult matches and also the excitement.” Clearly the heat had not bothered other players and some had even welcomed the weather conditions in Melbourne.
Dalila Jakupovic, who was forced to retire from her match after having dropped to the ground, told news outlet The Western Australian: “I was really scared that I would collapse. That’s why I went onto the floor because I couldn’t walk anymore. I don’t have asthma and never had breathing problems. I actually like heat. The physio came again and I thought it would be better. But the points were a bit longer and I just couldn’t breathe anymore and I just fell on the floor.”
Nick Kyrgios, the world’ number 93 player suffered breathing difficulties in the morning and pulled out of the match six hours before he was meant to play.
Bernard Tomic also had to take medical time out after complaining of breathing difficulties during the early stages of the second set, but he managed to soldier on. “No air is going in. I’m getting tired so easy,” Tomic was heard telling medical staff. “Is anyone else complaining today?” he wanted to know. “No, it’s been okay,” said the medic.
The panicked organizers of the Australian Open now blame the poor “air quality” which appears to be targeting only some players. Melbourne’s air quality is ranked as “good” by international standards.

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‘Breathing difficulties’ plague the vaccinated​

There were no “air quality” issues for the soccer player from a Qatari club who collapsed during a game on Saturday as a result of a heart attack, according to his club. Footage from the match between Al Wakra and Al Rayyan clubs shows player Othman Coulibaly falling to the ground and starting to convulse. He previously played for Panathinaikos.


The Qatar Stars League, Qatar’s national football league, said in a statement that Coulibaly has suffered a heart attack and is receiving medical care. The match was suspended and will resume at a later date.
This is yet another example of a top athlete collapsing on the field. The 25-year-old Marcos Menaldo from Guatemala died a few days ago during training. The fully vaccinated player had complained of breathing problems.

 

[tobelightlight]

You why Novak Djokovic is world number 1 tennis player?

while the others:

All the tennis players currently participating in the professional tennis tournament have been fully vaccinated. The world number 22 was however seen leaving the court and abandoning his match while clutching his chest with respiratory difficulties in an ATP match. Nikoloz Basilashvili told his team that “every shot I’m out of breath”.

 

[tobelightlight]

What is Novak Djokovic’s vaccination status?​

Last October he told the Serbian Newspaper Blic: “I will not reveal my status whether I have been vaccinated or not.

It is a private matter… that is an immoderate question.”

But while Djokovic has never publicly revealed his vaccination status it’s believed the 34-year-old has not received a Covid jab, as his initial application for an Australian visa was based on a medical exemption.


EXACTLY, that is why i say he is number 1. He knows what are his rights.

 

[syed putra]

 

[tobelightlight]

 

[Leongsam]

 

[tobelightlight]

This is why he is number 1 and unvaxx. He pays attention to the truth and reality too. Good for him. Wait...he is like me.

 

[tobelightlight]