Serving restraining orders with a tennis racket
Extremely unsportsmanlike conduct!
Ariel Zilber
Czech tennis ace Karolína Muchová broke down in tears at the US Open last week when she spotted an ex-boyfriend she said “shows up at places where he shouldn’t be” in the stands during her match.
The Czech girls — and there are large numbers of them on YouTube flirting with male cops or else joining local police forces themselves — seriously need to give up their red-light district courthouse and police station trash and their obsession with managing their ex-boyfriends' lives through parochial court systems, if they want to be allowed to play sports outside their hometown police-state jurisdictions. These are hideously cruel and evil women of the same sort who tempted Joseph and accused him of adultery, made sport of Samson and put out his eyes in the Bible, demanded John the Baptist's head on a platter, and had Jan Hus burned at the stake, all over similar false accusations.
She is a very typical average non-descript overly familiar looking person who travels a lot and shows up at many different public places. We need some old school CIA dudes with trenchcoats, newsboy caps, sunglasses and New York Times crossword puzzles to look into this Czech business of obnoxious S.O.P. Sit down to eat at one of those restaurants inside any given major international airport, and what is being served at any particular hour of the day or night?