What do you think about the Novak Djokavic situation in Australia?
He's being deported after eleven days in country.
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spjennifer · 56-60, T
Had he been humble and simply admitted that his agent made a mistake, said sorry, perhaps things would have turned out differently for him but no, instead he [b]chose[/b] to defy the Australian Government and now this filthy rich (($220M net worth) privileged athlete gets deported and will have to pay the $500k legal fees incurred. Can't feel sorry for him, go home, get the shots and begin rebuilding your damaged reputation. How can a guy who travels internationally willingly defy the vax order of most Nations to protect the health and wellbeing of their citizens???
whowasthatmaskedman · 70-79, M
@spjennifer Post-post script.. The French government have bought in a stronger law preventing foreigners from entering France unless vaccinated in the wake of the Australian Debacle. The Spanish are also looking into inconsistencies regarding statements Djokovic made regarding his Spanish stay before flying to OZ. and in late news Djocovics biggest sponsor LaCoste, is seeking urgent discussions with Djokovic regarding their arrangements with him.
Now I have no doubt that in the past People in authority in govt were prepared to turn a blind eye and make allowances for Djokovic to step quietly over the line for the sake of having the World Number one grace them with his presence. But it seems the tide may be turning... ABOUT PH*CKING TIME!!!😷
[youtube=https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=td6CD3J9kiY]
Now I have no doubt that in the past People in authority in govt were prepared to turn a blind eye and make allowances for Djokovic to step quietly over the line for the sake of having the World Number one grace them with his presence. But it seems the tide may be turning... ABOUT PH*CKING TIME!!!😷
[youtube=https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=td6CD3J9kiY]
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