Australia's largest stock trading and investment forum Australia's #1 stock forum

Govt reframes Djokovic Case, page-182

First 182 Last

Share
Profile

Follow
Jim910

4,467 Posts.

1

16/01/22

06:53

Post #: 58893914
Share

Originally posted by FXm: ↑

It's absurd that somebody who has optimal health is a threat to the health of the public," Dr Igor Cetojevic, told AFP.
"How can a super healthy guy be a threat for the Australian Open," the 60-year-old doctor said, laughing out loud.
"It's all politics, it starts with politics, not anything else," said Cetojevic, who describes himself as a qualified medical doctor who uses energetical medicine, Chinese medicine and a holistic approach to healing.
The doctor claimed Djokovic had every right to be hesitant about getting the vaccine and that his performance would "definitely" be harmed if he was to be vaccinated.
"These so-called vaccines are, in fact, experimental products that have not been clinically proven.
"I'm seeing patients these days, ordinary people who followed the recommendation to be injected, who are now facing major health issues.
"The whole idea is to provoke the body's immune system, but... we are all different. Some people have different reactions.
"If you have the best car for Formula One and you put the wrong petrol inside, what will happen?" the doctor added.
"He respects himself, he is aware and a smart person and he learns from his mistakes and he also from good choices. Luckily, meeting me 10 years ago, his life changed."

Expand

Who gives a crap he did not comply with our border rules.
2 Upvote

Reply

Top Stories

IMM

Immutep reports strong response rate from immunotherapies treating carcinomas

ASX hits all time high out the gate on Friday trades following bullish US inflation data

Week 28 Wrap: ASX hits all time high; CBA shares' two realities; US inflation hits 3% ahead of China plenum

I88

Infini soars 50% as company reveals it could’ve just made uranium history – redefining what it means to be “high grade”

Bitcoin investors need to know the risks

AII

Almonty locks in govt agreement for tungsten oxide plant in South Korea

NIM

Nimy to raise $1.21M to explore 'newsy' WA targets

MDI

Nanocap Middle Island Resources kicks off Barkly copper-gold drill run – a potential IOCG-style NT project

SKS

SKS Technologies wins US$90M award to supply power to international hyperscale data centre in Melbourne

BHP

BHP dips as WA nickel suspended after A$6B hit; losses eased by US CPI and forewarning

There are more pages in this discussion • 63 more messages in this thread...

First 182 Last