The totalitarian United States of America, under the evil and pathetic Joe Biden, still won’t allow foreigners to enter the country if they have not been jabbed with a COVID “vaccine”.

Novak Djokovic has lost many millions of dollars due to this policy. He has not been allowed to enter the U.S. due to his non-vaccinated status, which means he can’t play in tennis tournaments in the U.S.

While it has cost him a lot of money, that probably isn’t what matters most in terms of missing tournaments. Djokovic is trying to win the most number of major tournaments ever for a man. He wasn’t allowed to play in the Australian Open or the U.S. Open last year, and if U.S. policy stays the same, he won’t be able to play at the U.S. Open this year.

Djokovic was allowed to play in the 2023 Australian Open, and he handily won the tournament on the men’s side. He is now tied with the vaccine enthusiast, Rafael Nadal, who was able to win last year when Djokovic wasn’t there.

Defying the Rulers

It was a bit entertaining watching Djokovic win the Australian Open and then watching the so-called media have to deal with it.

John McEnroe, to his credit, addressed the situation and said that he should have been permitted to play, while his fellow commentator Chris Fowler said that Djokovic “made choices” that led to this situation.

Yeah, he had a choice to obey the state and the ruling elite and inject something into his body that he assessed as potentially harmful. He chose not to obey the totalitarians.

Djokovic hasn’t always been likable for some, and he has lost his temper in the past on the tennis court. But it is easy to imagine that every tennis fan (and many people who don’t follow tennis) who were criticized for not being vaccinated feel good about this one.

A Victory for Djokovic and the Non-Vaccinated

After his win, Djokovic didn’t directly talk about the COVID “vaccines”. He didn’t need to. He hasn’t been going around telling people not to get vaccinated. He wanted the freedom to choose. He wanted to make his own health decisions. He was deported from Australia last year before the tournament, even though he thought he had received the proper permission to enter the country and play.

One year later, he stood on Australian soil and was declared the champion. He was incredibly thankful and gracious. He acknowledged that he had been through a lot. His words were perfect. He didn’t need to preach about the unsafe and ineffective shots. His words and actions spoke for themselves, and people understood his position. He took a stand and stuck to it.

This was one more thing that will continue to help shatter the narrative. How incredibly embarrassing will it be for Biden and company if he is not allowed in the U.S. later this year to play when just about everyone has moved on from COVID and COVID hysteria?

Despite not being able to play in many tournaments in 2022, I hope that Djokovic gets his record for the most major wins. He can do it with his head held high, knowing he didn’t sell out. He stood strong against the critics, and we need more of that.