The National Theater has a new Rulebook on Labor Discipline, which differs from the previous one only in the article that defines punishment for public expression of political determination. The penalty is dismissal
As with extras at progressive gatherings, the president of Serbia has no luck with thugs either: they are few and far between. If they didn't have a police cordon behind them, the people would have chased them down a long time ago. This is how they depend on the tattooing of those who - if there was law and justice in Serbia - would have to arrest them. Simply put, both they and those who hire them are miserable
The basketball game Serbia-Slovenia on Thursday evening could be a challenge for the editorial staff of the Radio-television of Serbia if the audience starts to "pump" during the live broadcast, but there should be no doubt that the morale officers in the public service will have their fingers on the controls.
Novak Djokovic defeated Flavio Koboli in the quarterfinals of Wimbledon and celebrated the victory with another round of pumping in front of the London crowd, continuing to support the protests in Serbia. In the semi-finals, Janik Siner, ranked first on the ATP list, awaits him
There are "only" three obstacles left to a potential new, eighth, Wimbledon trophy for Novak Djokovic. However, the path to the 25th Grand Slam most likely leads through two of the best tennis players at the moment. Can Nole, at the age of 39, pump until the very end of the biggest tennis tournament
A new victory and a new pump for Novak Djokovic at Wimbledon, Alex De Minor fell on the way to the quarterfinals. Nolet's Wimbledon matches this year took on a political dimension
With a gesture of pumping at Wimbledon, Novak Djokovic drew curses and insults from the regime of Aleksandar Vučić. He was put in the same basket with "blockade-terrorists" and "anti-Serbs"
Even after his second victory at Wimbledon, Djokovic made a famous gesture in the direction of his children. When asked by a journalist at the press conference whether the gesture carries a political message, Novak replied that it was a private ritual with the children and sang a part of the song: "Pump it up"
Djokovic reached the third round of Wimbledon, and his "pumping" after the victory is still silenced on the public service - while part of the audience celebrates him as a symbol of rebellion against the authorities in Serbia
The first program of RTS will broadcast the match between Novak Djokovic and Briton Daniel Evans on the central court of Wimbledon today from 14.30:XNUMX p.m. What will the Public Service do when Nole starts pumping in support of "terrorists"
