- Thu Jan 06, 2022 7:39 pm
#17795
I've been out to Australia twice, while the country does have its record regarding asylum seekers arriving by sea to Australia as a major blot on its record book, the general frontline workers of Australia's border force, at least at its airports, in my experience are firm but friendly - moreso than their British counterparts and they're happy to help you if you have any doubts about what's allowed/acceptable, needs to be done etc. However they definitely do not like the wool being pulled over their eyes by people trying to pull a fast one, as anyone whom has watched at least a few episodes of Border Force Australia on Pick TV/various Sky channels can attest to. And they have no general hang ups about who you are and be willing to make an example of as you're sent on the next flight home.
Seems to me at this stage that Djokovic tried to pull a fast one at Melbourne Airport and was arrogant enough to think that his celebrity/national hero status would allow him to walk through where thousands in the past haven't. And unless he somehow gets clearance through a court order to enter the country he'll be on the next available flight to Dubai with the Federal government, in typical Australian bluntness, tell their Serbian counterparts to XXXX off.
"Grey will never go out of fashion, because it's never been in fashion!"