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·He can't fill in an entry card himself?
Does he have a "support person" to wipe his arse as well?
That entry document must be filled in by the person, who enters the country. Not a 3. Party ....
Anyone for Tennis - Djokovic situation discussion time ?
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That entry document must be filled in by the person, who enters the country. Not a 3. Party ....
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JimInOz
··Melbourne Australia
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··Ash @ ΩFPrime minister giving a press conference in 20 mins, he’s probably getting the boot out of storage right now
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cvalue13
·is not a vaccine at all by the traditional definition of the word
2014 definition of “vaccine" given in the American Heritage Student Science Dictionary, 2nd ed.: A substance that stimulates cells in the immune system to recognize and attack disease-causing agents, especially through the production of antibodies.”
Yes, mRNA vaccinations are in some, limited, ways a “new” methodology; but to remotely imply caution is warranted on the basis that it’s somehow not a “real” vaccine is both factually wrong and comically akin to suggesting caution near a Tesla on the basis that it is not really a car.
Original, historical, “vaccine” was simply being administered a mild version of active cowpox, directly. (The word is from Latin vaccinus "from cows”). From those days of “real” vaccination, the science, sophistication, and effectiveness, have strongly trended towards better (to put it mildly).
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·,,,and getting Reiki healers to remove threads from his aura.
I have a group of people remove threads that annoy me too 😁
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·Nothing worse then bad threads in your aura, man...
Sounds like the majority would like this thread deleted. I am sorry I started it to be honest but has been interesting to hear different views. Bizarre that even at this stage we do not know if he can stay and play in Australia.
It might be better for the mods to kill this one now I agree.
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·Sounds like the majority would like this thread deleted. I am sorry I started it to be honest but has been interesting to hear different views. Bizarre that even at this stage we do not know if he can stay and play in Australia.
It might be better for the mods to kill this one now I agree.
I think you are reading too much into it.
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·I think you are reading too much into it.
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··Melbourne AustraliaI thought this thread had been going along nicely for the last day or two.
I see no need to close it and I'm VERY easily offended.
And there is, I suspect, more to come...
I see no need to close it and I'm VERY easily offended.
And there is, I suspect, more to come...
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··Ash @ ΩFI think its fine really, and we still don’t know the outcome yet
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··schizophrenic pizza orderer and watch collectorIt’s probably because with the time zones I wake up to a lot of new stuff ..... maybe I loose the thread a bit :0)
No new stuff….
Went to events with pretend Covid that he made up to play in Australia but forgot that if he did actually have Covid he shouldn’t of went to several events or traveled between two countries he didn’t tell Australia about.
So basically told a lie and now he is 3ft deep in his own making…. The dodgy Covid test thing will be the next thing he has to explain
There are also additional indications that cast doubt on whether Djoković really tested positive on Dec. 16
The Serbian testing system, as is normal for such programs, assigns an identification number to every test. The number for Djokovic's positive test, allegedly taken on Dec. 16, is 7371999. But for the negative test taken on Dec. 22, the identification number is 50,000 spots lower.
"We could reconstruct that these ID numbers are assigned consecutively," say IT experts with zerforschung, a German group of digital sleuths that has examined IT security loopholes in test systems on several occasions. The group has also taken a closer look at the process relating to Djoković's digital test certificates .
Their findings indicate that, according to the ID numbers attached to the Serbian test results, the negative test was performed prior to the positive test and entered into the database. Not the other way around, as Djoković's lawyers claim and as the Serbian health documents would seem to indicate at first glance.
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·According to the Sun today...... could be the fastest shot record ever on centre court....
Former Aussie Immigration Department Deputy Secretary Abul Rizvi claimed officers could just turn up at the tennis court to detain Djokovic if his visa is cancelled.
He told Channel 10’s The Project: “The cancellation notice (would be) taken by Australian Border Force (officers) who usually dress in very, very dark uniforms and often carry guns turning up to Mr Djokovic’s hotel or on the tennis court.”
The Aussie government is reportedly “preparing' a case to deport Djokovic as not booting him out would 'set a dangerous precedent'.
And Immigration minister Alex Hawke confirmed he is 'thoroughly' considering whether to boot Djokovic out.
Former Aussie Immigration Department Deputy Secretary Abul Rizvi claimed officers could just turn up at the tennis court to detain Djokovic if his visa is cancelled.
He told Channel 10’s The Project: “The cancellation notice (would be) taken by Australian Border Force (officers) who usually dress in very, very dark uniforms and often carry guns turning up to Mr Djokovic’s hotel or on the tennis court.”
The Aussie government is reportedly “preparing' a case to deport Djokovic as not booting him out would 'set a dangerous precedent'.
And Immigration minister Alex Hawke confirmed he is 'thoroughly' considering whether to boot Djokovic out.
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·According to the Sun today...... could be the fastest shot record ever on centre court....
Former Aussie Immigration Department Deputy Secretary Abul Rizvi claimed officers could just turn up at the tennis court to detain Djokovic if his visa is cancelled.
He told Channel 10’s The Project: “The cancellation notice (would be) taken by Australian Border Force (officers) who usually dress in very, very dark uniforms and often carry guns turning up to Mr Djokovic’s hotel or on the tennis court.”
The Aussie government is reportedly “preparing' a case to deport Djokovic as not booting him out would 'set a dangerous precedent'.
And Immigration minister Alex Hawke confirmed he is 'thoroughly' considering whether to boot Djokovic out.
Well it's time to actually bite the bullet and make a decision!
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·... or take as much time as they need to make sure they get it right. Meantime, new information keeps bubbling up to strengthen their case and further call into question Novaxx's credibility.
Like a Boris Johnson apology they might time it to keep Prince Andrew off the headlines top spot :0)
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·It’s not really just vaccination he’s against, he has some nutcase homeopathic doctor that gives him homeopathic nothing-water for his medical conditions. Tied in to the lack of education in many elite athletes there’s also an abundance of superstition and belief in the supernatural, which Novak takes to extremes, believing ancient buildings provide healing and restorative powers, buying special blessed/empowered water from his guru and getting Reiki healers to remove threads from his aura.
Aah, Reiki - the art of waving at someone whilst managing to remove their money…
It’s been interesting watching this whole sorry saga unfold… A few thoughts occur to me, the first being that when faced with a set of data, the simplest explanation is the best. For example, to use a watch analogy - it’s a rare prototype dial, the movement was changed at a previous service, it’s an NOS case. Or maybe it’s just a Franken…
In this case:
1 he’s a stated anti-vaxxer
2 he wanted to play in Australia, knew the rules and came up with a wheeze because of 1
3 he/they thought he could get away with it, because, hey, he’s special and can hit a ball with a stick
4 he got caught out
I’ve travelled a lot with work to many countries, including in Africa and South America. You always check the immigration rules before you leave to ensure you are compliant. I’ve had to take a weird range of vaccines or medicines and needed evidence to prove compliance. Why should he be any different? If he is not compliant with Australia’s immigration laws, he should be deported. If he is compliant, he should be allowed to stay and play. It’s really that simple.
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·Looks like the decision will be sometime tomorrow. At a Media coverage time slot for maximum attention. I can see armed Border force Officers in dark Uniforms escorting him from the Court. If it rains , ruining the Media coverage, maybe Saturday.... Or he can play under police escort and has to go back straight to the immigration hotel as punishment. No mingling. No signatures. No nothing. Both scenarios possible.
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··schizophrenic pizza orderer and watch collectorLooks like the decision will be sometime tomorrow. At a Media coverage time slot for maximum attention. I can see armed Border force Officers in dark Uniforms escorting him from the Court. If it rains , ruining the Media coverage, maybe Saturday.... Or he can play under police escort and has to go back straight to the immigration hotel as punishment. No mingling. No signatures. No nothing. Both scenarios possible.
He can play in the Nauru Cup
