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Yes, sometimes, you feel it and you don't need these plenty of information other need and who still miss to draw good conclusions
Novak Djokovic detained in Australia
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There is no evidence whatsoever that he was mocking the vaxxed in that social media post. And you have provided none. But do feel free to project derisive motives onto harmless social media posts if you like.Right and how did that turn out for him.
Interesting that they've revoked the Rio Tinto license. I noticed a few months ago there were videos of protests occurring in Serbia, and i just assumed they were anti-lockdown, but, i think all of them that i came across turned out to be against the mining plans; which i thought was odd considering protests everywhere else were against the lockdown restrictions.
I would imagine that this is about more than Djokovic. Perhaps the Djokovic scandal, coupled with the protests, the authorities felt they'd have the people's backing to withdraw from the deal. Perhaps these protests also posed a risk to stability.
It's notable that Serbia, unlike other countries, like Germany, agreed to an "incredible" gas deal with Russia back in November:
On the protests, it seems that pollution was one of the main concerns, but i wonder if this issue about 'easy' land appropriation was another:
The Guardian:
BalkGreenEnergyNews:
I would imagine that this is about more than Djokovic. Perhaps the Djokovic scandal, coupled with the protests, the authorities felt they'd have the people's backing to withdraw from the deal. Perhaps these protests also posed a risk to stability.
It's notable that Serbia, unlike other countries, like Germany, agreed to an "incredible" gas deal with Russia back in November:
On the protests, it seems that pollution was one of the main concerns, but i wonder if this issue about 'easy' land appropriation was another:
The Guardian:
BalkGreenEnergyNews:
That was my impression as well. Interesting that due to the "Four and a Half Eyes'" (Australia gets half an "eye" deducted for lack of professionalism) myopic focus on the unvaxxed to the exclusion of all else, they've just blown huge mining deals and pushed Serbia further into the comforting arms of Eurasia right at the moment of the empire trying to get Europe to side with them over Ukraine. They couldn't have timed it worse, osit.
Hi,
@neema I well read what you just posted but can't help to "think" that Novak is really what he looks like, i mean, and ill dare to write the word : a modern hero. Do i do a projection ... well, maybe ... Your arguments are right, the fact that we have to take care about drawing a conclusion as nobody here is in Novak's mind, but ... well, all i can say is that we'll see how things unfold.
There's a recent information that just pop'ed out, here's the french article :
Coronavirus : Novak Djokovic a racheté 80% d'une biotech développant un traitement contre le Covid-19
Non vacciné et non admis en Australie pour le début de saison, Novak Djokovic a racheté en 2020 80% de la biotech danoise QuantBioRes développant un traitement contre le Covid-19.www.lequipe.fr
I translate, it's short :
Novak Djokovic has bought 80% of a biotech developing a treatment for Covid-19
As I said previously, he has always invested in alternative health strategies. So I'm not surprised.
I’m a little confused. Ryan you were the one that brought up the idea that he might be mocking the vaccinated. Maybe in a jokingly manner but that’s exactly the point. That’s how I saw it as well.
Perception is the key here not intent. That’s why most people in the public eye have public relations personnel. It doesn’t matter what he intended, it is what the public perception of it is.
To me, and I could be wrong here, it seems you strongly identify with the idea that:
There is a possibility that could be the case, but I bring up the idea that it might be a little more complicated than that.
Our little exchange is a good demonstration of perception vs intent. My quote of:
seems to have triggered a response in you that I did not intend with the comment. After all it is the only part of my post you quoted. Thinking on it perhaps I could have used a more neutral sentence. That is something that I will reflect on.
In general, from the brief responses I have seen from you on this forum, you seem to be a very angry person. Many times you come off as rude and dismissive if people challenge your takes on things. Now that may not be your intent, but that’s my perception of it.
Ina
The Living Force
Me like.
Hi Neema, you claimed that the Australian government acted against Novak because of one post on social media that caused "mob outrage". If you read the thread, it's pretty clear that the government did not do this as a "reaction" to the "mob", it did it deliberately, most likely as part of a pre-determined plan.
Were you honestly unable to realise I was being sarcastic here, even after 7 laughing emojis?Ryan said:Clearly, he was sticking it to the vaxxed right there. What horror! What outrage!
SOTTREADER
The Living Force
Serbia scraps plans for Rio Tinto lithium mine after protests
Government revokes lithium mining licences after being accused of ignoring project’s potential for environmental harm
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MirAd
Padawan Learner
to be honest, there were protests against rio tinto long before this novak situation. serbian government made the decision against after the pressure from the public. it's not primarily connected to novak ban.Serbia scraps plans for Rio Tinto lithium mine after protests
Government revokes lithium mining licences after being accused of ignoring project’s potential for environmental harmwww.theguardian.com
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Hi_Henry
The Living Force
I don't think it was Djokovic eviction from Australia that sank the Rio Tinto deal. From what I have read the problem seems to be more strongly linked to Vucic popularity and the upcoming elections in April, 2022.
balkaninsight.com
Serbians smelled a rat and went to the streets to confront it.
Vucic was for the Rio Tinto deal.
www.b92.net
"Alex .... Hello. Do you like your seat in the front row at my WEF Conference ?"
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However the deal would require passing laws that would expropriate people's lands. It was this that started protests in 2018 and huge ones in 2021.
www.euractiv.com
Vucic saw the writing on the wall, he was dead meat if the deal went through.
Rio Tinto must have known what Serbia's decision was going to be, FORGET IT. So when they saw that Djokovic had a way to get around the clot-shot requirement, Rio Tinto put in their strong recomendation to the Aussi gov. that they better find some clever way to stab Djokovic in the back. As we know, governments can always find an excuse to do or not to do something.
Vucic Announced New Elections Even Before New Government Constitution
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic’s announcement that Serbia will have a snap parliamentary elections in April 2022, although the new Government still has not been formed, experts see as his attempt to boost chipped legitimacy and his party chances on Belgrade’s elections the same year.
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Serbians smelled a rat and went to the streets to confront it.
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Vucic was for the Rio Tinto deal.
Rio Tinto's project in Serbia "of extreme importance"
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Aleksandar Vučić
1994, graduate, Faculty of Law, University of Belgrade. 1993, joined the Serbian Radical Party and elected Member of Parliament, National Assembly. 1994-2008, Secretary-General, Serbian Radical Party. 1996, Director, Pinki business and sport centre, Zemun. 1998, Minister of Information...
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However the deal would require passing laws that would expropriate people's lands. It was this that started protests in 2018 and huge ones in 2021.
Serbian activists rally against laws on expropriation and referendum
About 2,000 protesters rallied in Belgrade on Wednesday (24 November) over the planned adoption of laws on expropriation and a referendum they say is designed by the government to help investors speed up their mining projects in Serbia.
www.euractiv.com
Vucic saw the writing on the wall, he was dead meat if the deal went through.
Rio Tinto must have known what Serbia's decision was going to be, FORGET IT. So when they saw that Djokovic had a way to get around the clot-shot requirement, Rio Tinto put in their strong recomendation to the Aussi gov. that they better find some clever way to stab Djokovic in the back. As we know, governments can always find an excuse to do or not to do something.
Nević Nenad
The Living Force
All of that. But, the main reason is that the people is fed up. Bad living for 30 years, bad corupted governments which are in fact just a arm of western colonialism (Vucic's goverment is the least "western" of all of them, but the problem is that he is criminal to his core).
There is also fake oposition which is paid by Soros, and is working for the west.
People are geting aware of all of that and just are fed up. The anger is big among people. So, thats why government "undrerstands" every protest in the last 2 years. Because it easy can erupt in the whole scale uprise. Like it was in the summer of 2020. when they announced "harder covid rules and lockdowns", everythiny exploded in just one day. Since then they "hear" people much better.
Nević Nenad
The Living Force
True that. Vucic must be carefull now, or he' gone. And even not on the ellections. Everything can end up very easily in big violence. That is the mood in the people.I don't think it was Djokovic eviction from Australia that sank the Rio Tinto deal. From what I have read the problem seems to be more strongly linked to Vucic popularity and the upcoming elections in April, 2022.
Vucic Announced New Elections Even Before New Government Constitution
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic’s announcement that Serbia will have a snap parliamentary elections in April 2022, although the new Government still has not been formed, experts see as his attempt to boost chipped legitimacy and his party chances on Belgrade’s elections the same year.
Serbians smelled a rat and went to the streets to confront it.
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Vucic was for the Rio Tinto deal.
View attachment 53889Rio Tinto's project in Serbia "of extreme importance"
Latest Serbia news in English, latest Kosovo news in English, Serbian economy news, Serbian business news, Serbian politics news, Balkan regional news in English
"Alex .... Hello. Do you like your seat in the front row at my WEF Conference ?"
Aleksandar Vučić
1994, graduate, Faculty of Law, University of Belgrade. 1993, joined the Serbian Radical Party and elected Member of Parliament, National Assembly. 1994-2008, Secretary-General, Serbian Radical Party. 1996, Director, Pinki business and sport centre, Zemun. 1998, Minister of Information...
However the deal would require passing laws that would expropriate people's lands. It was this that started protests in 2018 and huge ones in 2021.
View attachment 53890Serbian activists rally against laws on expropriation and referendum
About 2,000 protesters rallied in Belgrade on Wednesday (24 November) over the planned adoption of laws on expropriation and a referendum they say is designed by the government to help investors speed up their mining projects in Serbia.
Vucic saw the writing on the wall, he was dead meat if the deal went through.
Rio Tinto must have known what Serbia's decision was going to be, FORGET IT. So when they saw that Djokovic had a way to get around the clot-shot requirement, Rio Tinto put in their strong recomendation to the Aussi gov. that they better find some clever way to stab Djokovic in the back. As we know, governments can always find an excuse to do or not to do something.
Hi_Henry
The Living Force
His organization ($$$) is involved in all kinds of NGO organization developing "democracy" in what was called Eastern Europe before the Berlin Wall came down in 1990. Today they play word games by dividing Eastern Europe into Central Europe and "the real" (snark) Eastern Europe.
Soros NGOs are on the frontline of injecting the woke culture (Dr. Peterson's enemies) everywhere they can in this part of the world. Once done it is much easier to steer the population to poverty and transfer the wealth to the Davos Club elite members and puppets.
