Wuhan virus 2020

[Jimbuna]

The argument for the EU is with AstraZeneca and not the uk.

The UK are still exporting key components for the vaccine to Belgium.

The problem is and rightly so with AstraZeneca.

[Jimbuna]

[Jimbuna]

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[Skybird]

Originally Posted by Rockstar

I had met the new neighbors yesterday none of us wore masks either AND I shook their hands as I welcomed them. Afterwards we stood around and shot the breeze for about 15 minutes well within 6 feet of each other. They're coming over for dinner tonight. Does that make us anti-science, super spreaders, should we be ashamed of our actions?

And you are proud of - of what exactly? Maximising the risk not just for yourself, but for others as well? When you get bitten and unknowingly run arond and spread it then, and others getting ill due to your indeed anti-science attitude, some of them getting ill much more seriosu than you maybe, maybe even getting hospitalized, even die?

Its a very infectous pandemic going on, and you refuse even minimum reason, like before it was considered mere politeness to not sneeze into somebody else face if you had a normal cold, but turn away and hold a hand before the mouth. I see no respect for the other, nor care, nor politeness in this kind of behaviour you report.

No reason to be proud of anything there, Rocky.

[mapuc]

^ This made me remember a discussion in a friends bulletin.

In this he wrote critical stuff about the Danish Government and the new hard lockdown.

One of his friend wrote a very anti-corona comment-something with government introduce Communism...

Reading stuff like this made me sad, what made me most sad was what another person wrote.

He wrote that he was in the hospital in bed with oxygen mask and fighting for his life. He was tested positiv 2-2½ week earlier.

The interesting thing was...only one person quoted him, the rest kept on writing anti-corona comments and negativ things about the Danish government.

Markus

[Catfish]

[Jimbuna]

[Jimbuna]

European Union leaders have stopped short of banning vaccine exports after a protracted row with the Anglo-Swedish manufacturer AstraZeneca.

At a summit on Thursday they gave backing in principle for toughening export controls.

But a post-summit statement emphasised the importance of global supply chains needed to produce vaccinations.

Elements of the AstraZeneca vaccination are manufactured in a number of EU states.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said AstraZeneca must "catch up" on deliveries to the EU before exporting doses elsewhere.

French President Emmanuel Macron told reporters this marked "the end of naivety" from the EU.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-56529868

Nothing more than a deflection or cover up for the abysmal way they have organised themselves.

There are millions of AstraZeneca vaccines within the EU and they have dithered over making a decision.

Just the other day the EU sent Italian military police to a warehouse only to discover the vaccines were actually awaiting clearance to be distributed within the EU

[Jimbuna]

PRICELESS!!

[Skybird]

Unbelievable tales from Germany!

https://translate.google.com/transla..._13124947.html


I should get vaccinated in such a centre? Well, I need time to think a second time about it. And a third time...

[Skybird]

Originally Posted by Jimbuna

PRICELESS!!

https://www.google.com/search?q=junc...w=1488&bih=910


Limit search to "past 24 hours".

[Jimbuna]

Originally Posted by Skybird

Limit search to "past 24 hours".

She's certainly not doing the EU or herself any favours imho

[Jimbuna]

[Jimbuna]

More 'Russian' propaganda