World’s Healthiest Man Too Much of a Health Risk for US Visa
He is one of the world’s healthiest men, but he is considered too great a health risk to enter the United States.
Novak Djokovic will miss this week’s Miami Open tennis tournament after being denied entry to America because he is not vaccinated for covid-19.
You didn’t take the pointless jab and won’t bow to your masters at Moderna and Pfizer? Well then sorry, but you can’t come to the “land of the free”.
Unvaccinated players already in America will be able to play.
But Djokovic would, apparently, cause a global pandemic by playing in the Miami Open. It’s a risk the US simply cannot afford.
Then again, the greatest tennis player in the world could simply head to the southern border and cross the Rio Grande. No testing or vaccine is required there. It’s science.
Everyone now knows that the vaccine does not prevent infection or transmission. And yet the Biden administration persists with this jibby jab charade.
Western governments don’t want healthy, independent people, They want weak, sick, dependent-on-the-government people.
This is what happens when total insanity becomes normalised, and most of the news media has been paid off.
President Biden has said he will lift emergency laws and with them the need for foreigners entering the US to be vaccinated, on May 11.
Tell me again what will change between now and May 11?
Nothing will change between now and then. It’s not about health. It never was. It’s about compliance and control.
Also, third-world countries always have weird laws.
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Originally published at The James Macpherson Report. Photo by globalite/Wikimedia Commons.
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