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Originally posted by Director12: ↑

Do Australian Open attendees know why Novak Djokovic was kicked out of Australia?
If you believe what the mainstream media are reporting, Australian's are overwhelmingly in favour of the decision to kick Novak Djokovic out of the country.For days we've been presented with news polls aligning seamlessly with the government's narrative that most Aussie's don't want the world's best tennis player to play in the Australian Open and he'd be booed off the court if he was allowed to play.But after over an hour talking to tennis fans outside the courts at Melbourne Park I was struggling to find anyone with a really strong opinion about why he should have been deported.And once they were informed by the missing facts of the real reason why Djokovic was unceremoniously booted out of our country, they aren't as critical with their response.The majority of people I talked to either don't care, they want him here because they're tennis fans or they have a misunderstanding as to what happened this week.

https://www.rebelnews.com/watch_avi_yemini_sets_the_record_straight_at_the_australian_open

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another 5 mins of my life I'll never get back after reading that nonsense you posted.

Geez you read some crap
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