‘Novaxx’ Djokovic teaches us IRONY

Posted by: Josef Essberger
Can’t make this up: ‘Peak irony’ in Novak Djokovic shot of the day

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IRONY is such a hard word to define or explain, for example:

irony (noun): a state of affairs that seems contrary to what is expected and is often wryly amusing as a result
ironic (adjective): happening in a way contrary to expectations and therefore somewhat amusing

So we have to thank tennis champion Novak Djokovic for giving us the perfect example of “irony”. And not just one example but FOUR.

Novak famously stood up for his rights (see Nuremberg Code* and informed consent) to refuse the (at the time**) experimental COVID “vaccine”.

Some people may see it as ironic that:

  1. His very name is Novak, which reminds us of “No vaxx” or “No vaccine”
  2. After being refused entry to the USA last year for not being “vaccinated”, he actually won the US Open Tennis Championship 2023
  3. The US Open was sponsored largely by ModeRNA, one of the main manufacturers of the “vaccine”
  4. “No vaccine” Novak won the ModeRNA “Shot of the Day” (“shot” can mean both 1. a hit or a kick of the ball in a game, and 2. an injection of a “vaccine”)

*The ethical guidelines written after World War II prompted by inhuman experiments performed by Nazi doctors

**At the time, the “vaccine” was still in phase 3 clinical trials.



Posted by Josef Essberger September 2023
Josef founded EnglishClub for learners and teachers of English in 1997

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