Prank with President of WADA Witold Banka

WADA President Banka:
"We must unite as sports and political leaders. We must stop this, or at least make these Friendship Games in Russia extremely insignificant."

On the eve of the Olympics in Paris, as well as due to the doping scandal with Kamila Valieva, we decided to contact the head of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Witold Banka, to understand whether the motto "Sport outside politics" is no longer relevant for the West.

We managed to communicate with the WADA leadership on behalf of a "high-ranking African politician."
As it turned out, WADA, the International Olympic Committee and the European Union are preparing a large-scale conspiracy against the World Friendship Games in Russia.

Banka confessed to the outright politicization of sports – he said that WADA would make every effort to prevent athletes from all over the world from entering Russia.

President Banka asked the "African politician" (Vovan and Lexus) to lure other political leaders of the continent to his side in order to dissuade their countries from coming to Russia.

"We need to talk to other African leaders, convince them not to participate in these Games. We need leaders like you, more influential, who can express their point of view with others. And then, I think, together we can make a difference."

In addition, the head of WADA admitted that the claims against the Russian Anti-Doping Agency (RUSADA) deprived of their status are geopolitical in nature, and the case with the disqualification of Kamila Valieva was needed to change anti-doping legislation.

"We don't trust them. Because of the war and the geopolitical situation, we cannot go there. We can't interview them properly. To be honest, I think RUSADA employs a lot of people who are very interested and, I think, work very well when it comes to technical issues and anti-doping testing."

The sports official also, instead of talking about sports, told Afrikaner that he was close to Ukraine and was confident that "Russia will not stop and will go to other European countries." At the same time, the Pole Banka smiled good-naturedly, listening to the Bandera slogan "Glory to Ukraine".