The Morrison-Pfizer Coalition has made that clear, as they have now argued successfully in court that someone here to hit tennis balls may perceived by someone as anti vaccine, therefore must be banned.
Yes I know the Federal court was looking at the legality rather than the reasoning. The bottom line is the place has become a totalitarian shithole.
Hows this for cheeky, reported that Djokovic can comeback to Australia earlier than the 3 years, if he gets the jab. AS IF.
No doubt the mandate will be long gone before then but Im predicting an act of bastardry that he will still have to get the jab.
In Democrat run liberal shithole New York in September, Djokovic was treated with great respect, with huge anticipation that the Joker could break the record for Major singles titles.
Down Under a very different attitude as Australians are a controlled and frightened populace.
Ragu – thanks, but it’s going very slowly at present.
The Qld Fascist’s coof rules are making it extraordinarily difficult to organise a launch.
I had to smack a Council around the head with the Constitution to even get a public park.
Plus I’m still a few weeks away from fit after a knee replacement in mid-December.
Maxwell to reveal names of ‘8 John Does’
The disgraced British socialite will no longer fight to keep the identity of eight “John Does” a secret, her lawyer said in a letter.
Steve, thanks, but I’ve cut all my vices back to be fitter for the campaign trail.
Only a few glasses of red of an evening now – nothing more.
I’ve dropped from 115 kg to 104 kg – last measured a month ago – by giving up cake, biscuits, bread and the like.
Only fruit, nuts and protein now – except for the evening red wine.
I have a war to fight…
PM Morrison is very clever. By casting himself as the tough leader who keeps the borders closed, he has also made George Christenson, Senator Antic etc look hypocritical for criticising the Djokovic situation and yet keeping their well-paid jobs, whereas Djokovic gave up his job for his beliefs.
Dad and Mum have turned into a wreck. MSM Gobbling whores.
Four in our family, My sister I can understand she always was a sucker for authority, took my BIL with her, but my SIL and one of my aunts?
I regarded them solid as the Rock of Gibraltar, nothing could shake them, yet they have fallen to pieces, could be the relentless onslaught by government and MSM wore them down.
Coalition primary vote drops below Labor’s for the first time:
Concerns over the recent handling of the pandemic have delivered a backlash against Prime Minister Scott Morrison, with the Coalition dropping below Labor’s primary vote.
Episode five of the Conservative One: Pandemic Unmasked podcast is the one that’s going to break the Internet. In this episode, Dr Robert Malone and I talk about the impacts of the mRNA vaccines on children. It’s important that you share this episode with every parent you know
Just so Cats know, BJ has proposed to my daughter.
It’ll be in tomorrow’s papers…
They’re very happy together.
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Cardi, when you walk your lovely girl down the aisle, wear a Vote UAP placard on your back.
One of today’s letters – this one to the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners….
**** racgp@racgp.org.au
Dr Karen Price
Dear Karen
I just caught part of your interview on one of our ever-unreliable TV channels and was again shocked by the level of deception and duplicity of peak organisations in spreading misinformation and disinformation to a trusting public.
I’m sure you know full well that masks do not and cannot prevent the transmission of viruses, something that has been well-known to honest medical practitioners for over a century.
Even the master manipulator and expert fabricator, Dr Anthony Fauci, has put his name on research that demonstrates that masks enhance the likelihood of acquiring bacterial pneumonia.
Just as Fauci’s NIH has known since 2005 that “Chloroquine is a potent inhibitor of SARS coronavirus infection and spread” – https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16115318/ .
We all know about AHPRA’s instructions to you all on what will happen to you if you criticise the unconstitutional vaccine and mask “mandates” (see Section 51(xxiiiA) of the Australian Constitution), and the TGA prohibiting GPs from prescribing Ivermectin off-label to treat covid, but does that justify you openly assisting in this dangerous campaign that is taking Australian lives?
If law-abiding Australians should wrest control of our governments back from the cabal that has power at present, there will be a Covid Nuremberg. How will you and the RACGP fare when you are called to face it?
Bungling Australia unwittingly made a martyr of Novak Djokovic
For all that the full force of Australian bureaucracy has derailed in Novak Djokovic’s progress to a record 21st major title, it has also unwittingly made him a martyr. The Serbian ultras who turned up here wearing “greatest of all time” T-shirts, adorned with a silhouette of the world No.1 wearing a crown, barely scratched the surface of the rage. It was left to his compatriots in the locker room to express the smouldering resentment at his deportation.
Laslo Djere, formerly Djokovic’s protege, did not temper his disgust, describing the situation as “catastrophic”. With the first day of this Australian Open eclipsed by the nine-time champion’s humiliating departure from Melbourne’s Tullamarine Airport, flanked by border force officials after a federal court upheld a decision to cancel his visa for a second time, the 26-year-old Djere claimed that the spectacle would make all players, Serbian or otherwise, revise their perceptions of the country.
“To tell you the truth, not just Serbians, I think the whole world saw it and they will probably have a new or different opinion about Australia,” said Djere. “I mean, the guy had an exemption, and they still deported him. He’s not vaccinated, but we were told we could enter the country with an exemption, which he had, and yet he’s not here with us. Something went horribly wrong. It was a truly catastrophic situation.”
Despite Djokovic’s stellar record at Melbourne Park, and his attempts to cultivate an enduring relationship with audiences here, he had, in Djere’s view, been abandoned by the Australian public. “He’s a great guy and always tries to help others, but most of the Australian people wanted him to leave,” Djere argued. “Two years ago, when there were the bushfires, he donated a good amount of money, and now here in Australia everyone just turned their backs on him.”
For all the expectation that the Serbian-Australian community would stage mass protests at the tournament, the mood among Djokovic supporters was one of weary bitterness at their idol’s fate. A few of those watching Dusan Lajovic’s victory over Marton Fucsovics draped themselves in Serbian flags, still absorbing the significance of Djokovic’s ejection and the possibility that he could be banned from Australia for three years.
Soon enough, Craig Tiley, the chief executive of Tennis Australia, will need to acknowledge his role in this scarcely credible debacle. After all, it has been reported that it was Tiley’s assurance to Djokovic that his medical exemption was above board that encouraged him to fly to Australia in the first place. But the collapse in communications, with the government’s ruling that a prior COVID-19 infection did not make him exempt at all, set in train 10 days of legal theatre that culminated in the near-destruction of Djokovic’s reputation. Resignations have been demanded for less. It is little wonder that Tiley, normally the first to trumpet the virtues of his tournament, has disappeared from public view.
Djere’s condemnation was echoed by Lajovic, who reserved particular criticism for Immigration Minister Alex Hawke’s rationale that Djokovic could aggravate anti-vaccination sentiment in Australia.
“I think that the way they treated him was terribly wrong, that the decision itself was terribly wrong, and that the reason why they did it was terribly wrong. For this to be based just on an idea, I don’t think it’s the right way. I hope that in the future, he will be the best player in history, and that in the future this will only be looked at as a setback on that path.”
It falls to Rafael Nadal to try to compound Djokovic’s misery by edging ahead in the scramble to become statistically the greatest men’s player in history. Even though he has played just 12 events in the past two years, and even though 13 years have elapsed since his solitary Australian Open triumph, he might never have a better chance at snatching a 21st title at the expense of his Serbian rival. After all, this is the first time in his professional career that he has entered a slam without either Djokovic or Roger Federer for company.
Nadal, a nimble diplomat, was not about to second-guess the fairness or legality of Australia’s move to dispatch Djokovic back to Monte Carlo. As he put it, shortly after swatting aside American Marcos Giron in straight sets: “I will never be against what the justice says.”
But he did offer sympathy for Djokovic on a human level, and a concession that the tournament was diminished in his absence. “The situation has been a mess,” he said. “He’s not the only one who did things badly in the case. There are more responsibilities on everyone for this terrible situation that we have faced for the last two weeks. In a personal sense, I would like to see him playing here. If Novak is playing, it’s better for everybody – no doubt about that.”
It was as pointed a criticism as you would ever hear from Nadal. And it conveyed one essential truth: that Tiley, in his desperation to involve Djokovic and in his apparent obliviousness to the federal government’s rules, has inadvertently sabotaged his own party.
The cafe owner/operator in Brisbane that was harassed by cops last week has now been arrested.
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Yes I know the Federal court was looking at the legality rather than the reasoning. The bottom line is the place has become a totalitarian shithole.
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Hows this for cheeky, reported that Djokovic can comeback to Australia earlier than the 3 years, if he gets the jab. AS IF.
No doubt the mandate will be long gone before then but Im predicting an act of bastardry that he will still have to get the jab.
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Can’t argue with that.
Cardimona, how is the campaign going?
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Such as a vaxx mandate to play Wimbledon, Ney York and, Paris?
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Yes I know the Federal court was looking at the legality rather than the reasoning.
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The Judges pointed that out in their ruling, they “didn’t judge the wisdom” of the Government’s decree, just its legality.
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Once again, the only winners are;
The Borg
Lawyers
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In Democrat run liberal shithole New York in September, Djokovic was treated with great respect, with huge anticipation that the Joker could break the record for Major singles titles.
Down Under a very different attitude as Australians are a controlled and frightened populace.
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Ragu – thanks, but it’s going very slowly at present.
The Qld Fascist’s coof rules are making it extraordinarily difficult to organise a launch.
I had to smack a Council around the head with the Constitution to even get a public park.
Plus I’m still a few weeks away from fit after a knee replacement in mid-December.
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Johns become John Does
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Avi with a good summary on why Novak was deported; 5 minutes on Fox:
https://www.rebelnews.com/novak_djokovic_was_not_deported_for_being_unvaxxed?utm_campaign=ay_novakreaction_011722&utm_medium=email&utm_source=therebel
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Start doing it folks; how big does it have to be?
German Government Forces J**s to Wear Yellow Stars
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If I could deliver a keg of beer to Cardimona, id do it!
Alcohol is poison!@…wait, what what what?
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I’m picking up a vibe the Club Members don’t have to play by those rules.
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Superb from Avi.
Thanks, cohenite.
I wonder how many Australians actually know the official reason for the deportation of Djokovic? A low percentage I’m guessing.
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😊
Drive Me Crazy – REO Speedwagon – Keep on Loving You (Garry Harper Remastered Version)
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You can see my comment here
https://thecovidworld.com/novak-djokovic-to-leave-australia-after-losing-visa-appeal-extremely-disappointed/
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Steve, thanks, but I’ve cut all my vices back to be fitter for the campaign trail.
Only a few glasses of red of an evening now – nothing more.
I’ve dropped from 115 kg to 104 kg – last measured a month ago – by giving up cake, biscuits, bread and the like.
Only fruit, nuts and protein now – except for the evening red wine.
I have a war to fight…
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Steve Hilton describes biden as he deserves to be described: a vindictive, corrupt, racist, lying, senile dog; 6 minutes:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IP135iYydrs
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Liberty Quote
Australia’s immigration laws are now based on whether or not your presence will produce support for Big Pharma’s consumer goods.
Djokovic’s presence may have reduced support for Big Pharma’s consumer goods and therefore he’s being deported.
—- Chris Menahan
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Novak Djokovic Saga Causes Refunds to Outstrip Ticket Sales at Australian Open
https://www.newsweek.com/novak-djokovic-saga-causes-refunds-outstrip-ticket-sales-australian-open-1669815
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Youth Affairs Council Victoria have released a campaign video featuring 14 year old lezzos going on “a vax date”.
https://thecovidworld.com/government-funded-youth-body-tells-teens-to-get-vaccinated-without-their-parents-permission/
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Just so Cats know, BJ has proposed to my daughter.
It’ll be in tomorrow’s papers…
They’re very happy together.
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Australians, your purpose in life is to consume Big Pharma products.
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PM Morrison is very clever. By casting himself as the tough leader who keeps the borders closed, he has also made George Christenson, Senator Antic etc look hypocritical for criticising the Djokovic situation and yet keeping their well-paid jobs, whereas Djokovic gave up his job for his beliefs.
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About time. All the best for the happy couple.
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Some artwork appearing in the streets of DC
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25 Novak Djokovic Moments That Will Blow Your Mind!🤯
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LUxrpIcjrMc
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Novak Djokovic Arrives In Belgrade – Serbia 2022 (HD)
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🤣
Mark Dice:
Mark Dice Helps Black People Get Reparations! Hahaha!
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Don’t show your nipples to anybody, except the bloke that has won you over.
A lady walks from the supermarket…she is drop dead gorgeous and I get to see her camel toe? WTF!
A see through white dress!
Mums age.
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Bats and there sonar are running amok.
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Dad and Mum have turned into a wreck. MSM Gobbling whores.
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Lame pics.
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Steve trickler says:
January 18, 2022 at 1:56 am
Four in our family, My sister I can understand she always was a sucker for authority, took my BIL with her, but my SIL and one of my aunts?
I regarded them solid as the Rock of Gibraltar, nothing could shake them, yet they have fallen to pieces, could be the relentless onslaught by government and MSM wore them down.
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The Age
ScumMo needs to send some more wogs packing.
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George Christensen is going to break the internet
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Israeli Embassy should have paid all costs. Looking through this turgid rubbish, it appears there is very little to see that anyone would pay for.
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Cardimona says:
January 17, 2022 at 9:26 pm
Just so Cats know, BJ has proposed to my daughter.
It’ll be in tomorrow’s papers…
They’re very happy together.
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Cardi, when you walk your lovely girl down the aisle, wear a Vote UAP placard on your back.
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cohenite says:
January 17, 2022 at 8:07 pm
Steve Hilton describes biden as he deserves to be described: a vindictive, corrupt, racist, lying, senile dog; 6 minutes:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IP135iYydrs
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Baseball bats await Scummo at the ballot box?
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Scummo represents the National Pharmas Federation?
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When Shy Ted says he’s won the internet for the day you know not to click on the link – psst, wanna see lady in charge of health at the beach in a bikini?
DO NOT CLICK ON THAT LINK!
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Having won the internet for the day, I now lose the internet. Speaker 5
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“Strong Borders”?
But who has the strongest borders of them all?
D1ckhead Dan and McClown?
Scumoron goes down the Labya route.
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‘Elf Official and beauty are rarely seen in the same sentence.
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Let’s STOP Saying That Meghan “CONTROLS” Harry
The Body Language Guy
Royal (Body) Watching
Does some stuff on Pince Andrew, too.
/Ladies Pages
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Physical Confirmation Of a Planet Actually Shaped Like an Egg
Anton Petrov
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OMG Ted. No brain bleach can erase that.
Reminds me of the Belgian Health Minister, who must have weighed 22 stone dripping wet.
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One of today’s letters – this one to the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners….
****
racgp@racgp.org.au
Dr Karen Price
Dear Karen
I just caught part of your interview on one of our ever-unreliable TV channels and was again shocked by the level of deception and duplicity of peak organisations in spreading misinformation and disinformation to a trusting public.
I’m sure you know full well that masks do not and cannot prevent the transmission of viruses, something that has been well-known to honest medical practitioners for over a century.
Even the master manipulator and expert fabricator, Dr Anthony Fauci, has put his name on research that demonstrates that masks enhance the likelihood of acquiring bacterial pneumonia.
“Predominant Role of Bacterial Pneumonia as a Cause of Death in Pandemic Influenza: Implications for Pandemic Influenza Preparedness” – https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/labs/pmc/articles/PMC2599911/ .
Just as Fauci’s NIH has known since 2005 that “Chloroquine is a potent inhibitor of SARS coronavirus infection and spread” – https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16115318/ .
We all know about AHPRA’s instructions to you all on what will happen to you if you criticise the unconstitutional vaccine and mask “mandates” (see Section 51(xxiiiA) of the Australian Constitution), and the TGA prohibiting GPs from prescribing Ivermectin off-label to treat covid, but does that justify you openly assisting in this dangerous campaign that is taking Australian lives?
If law-abiding Australians should wrest control of our governments back from the cabal that has power at present, there will be a Covid Nuremberg. How will you and the RACGP fare when you are called to face it?
(Cardimona)
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‘Code Brown’ for Vic hospitals as admissions expected to rise
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I was warned. But I clicked.
What was clicked cannot be unclicked.
I have only myself to blame.
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The Age
Bungling Australia unwittingly made a martyr of Novak Djokovic
For all that the full force of Australian bureaucracy has derailed in Novak Djokovic’s progress to a record 21st major title, it has also unwittingly made him a martyr. The Serbian ultras who turned up here wearing “greatest of all time” T-shirts, adorned with a silhouette of the world No.1 wearing a crown, barely scratched the surface of the rage. It was left to his compatriots in the locker room to express the smouldering resentment at his deportation.
Laslo Djere, formerly Djokovic’s protege, did not temper his disgust, describing the situation as “catastrophic”. With the first day of this Australian Open eclipsed by the nine-time champion’s humiliating departure from Melbourne’s Tullamarine Airport, flanked by border force officials after a federal court upheld a decision to cancel his visa for a second time, the 26-year-old Djere claimed that the spectacle would make all players, Serbian or otherwise, revise their perceptions of the country.
“To tell you the truth, not just Serbians, I think the whole world saw it and they will probably have a new or different opinion about Australia,” said Djere. “I mean, the guy had an exemption, and they still deported him. He’s not vaccinated, but we were told we could enter the country with an exemption, which he had, and yet he’s not here with us. Something went horribly wrong. It was a truly catastrophic situation.”
Despite Djokovic’s stellar record at Melbourne Park, and his attempts to cultivate an enduring relationship with audiences here, he had, in Djere’s view, been abandoned by the Australian public. “He’s a great guy and always tries to help others, but most of the Australian people wanted him to leave,” Djere argued. “Two years ago, when there were the bushfires, he donated a good amount of money, and now here in Australia everyone just turned their backs on him.”
For all the expectation that the Serbian-Australian community would stage mass protests at the tournament, the mood among Djokovic supporters was one of weary bitterness at their idol’s fate. A few of those watching Dusan Lajovic’s victory over Marton Fucsovics draped themselves in Serbian flags, still absorbing the significance of Djokovic’s ejection and the possibility that he could be banned from Australia for three years.
Soon enough, Craig Tiley, the chief executive of Tennis Australia, will need to acknowledge his role in this scarcely credible debacle. After all, it has been reported that it was Tiley’s assurance to Djokovic that his medical exemption was above board that encouraged him to fly to Australia in the first place. But the collapse in communications, with the government’s ruling that a prior COVID-19 infection did not make him exempt at all, set in train 10 days of legal theatre that culminated in the near-destruction of Djokovic’s reputation. Resignations have been demanded for less. It is little wonder that Tiley, normally the first to trumpet the virtues of his tournament, has disappeared from public view.
Djere’s condemnation was echoed by Lajovic, who reserved particular criticism for Immigration Minister Alex Hawke’s rationale that Djokovic could aggravate anti-vaccination sentiment in Australia.
“I think that the way they treated him was terribly wrong, that the decision itself was terribly wrong, and that the reason why they did it was terribly wrong. For this to be based just on an idea, I don’t think it’s the right way. I hope that in the future, he will be the best player in history, and that in the future this will only be looked at as a setback on that path.”
It falls to Rafael Nadal to try to compound Djokovic’s misery by edging ahead in the scramble to become statistically the greatest men’s player in history. Even though he has played just 12 events in the past two years, and even though 13 years have elapsed since his solitary Australian Open triumph, he might never have a better chance at snatching a 21st title at the expense of his Serbian rival. After all, this is the first time in his professional career that he has entered a slam without either Djokovic or Roger Federer for company.
Nadal, a nimble diplomat, was not about to second-guess the fairness or legality of Australia’s move to dispatch Djokovic back to Monte Carlo. As he put it, shortly after swatting aside American Marcos Giron in straight sets: “I will never be against what the justice says.”
But he did offer sympathy for Djokovic on a human level, and a concession that the tournament was diminished in his absence. “The situation has been a mess,” he said. “He’s not the only one who did things badly in the case. There are more responsibilities on everyone for this terrible situation that we have faced for the last two weeks. In a personal sense, I would like to see him playing here. If Novak is playing, it’s better for everybody – no doubt about that.”
It was as pointed a criticism as you would ever hear from Nadal. And it conveyed one essential truth: that Tiley, in his desperation to involve Djokovic and in his apparent obliviousness to the federal government’s rules, has inadvertently sabotaged his own party.
– Telegraph, London
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The Left put the boot into Dumbo Morrison.
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Scummo – the brown-fingered Pharma
/Pharma Brown
/Soylent Green
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