| This Vaccine argument is getting way out of hand 12:24 - Jan 28 with 2226 views | hype313 |
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2021/01/28/astrazeneca-vaccine-site-belgium
AstraZeneca’s vaccine production site in Belgium was raided yesterday at the request of the European Commission, as Brussels continued to heap pressure on the British company over delays in jab deliveries.
Belgian officials from the country’s medicines regulator inspected the factory on Wednesday afternoon [Post edited 28 Jan 2021 12:26]
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| This Vaccine argument is getting way out of hand on 12:51 - Jan 28 with 2143 views | RegencyBlue |
The EU have messed up big time on vaccination. They are well behind the game, are under pressure from their population and are desperately trying to shift the blame!
It’s highly politicised and could easily get well out of order. |  | | |
| This Vaccine argument is getting way out of hand on 13:01 - Jan 28 with 2108 views | giant_stow |
Just this language alone suggests this is going nuclear:
"Asked about Mr Gove's comments, a commission spokesman said: "We're not going to comment on statements by UK personalities. "
It is interesting that both the EU and AZ seem so confident about the contract details. They can't both be right, so who's lawyers have fcked it? |  |
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| This Vaccine argument is getting way out of hand on 13:12 - Jan 28 with 2068 views | hype313 |
| This Vaccine argument is getting way out of hand on 13:01 - Jan 28 by giant_stow |
Just this language alone suggests this is going nuclear:
"Asked about Mr Gove's comments, a commission spokesman said: "We're not going to comment on statements by UK personalities. "
It is interesting that both the EU and AZ seem so confident about the contract details. They can't both be right, so who's lawyers have fcked it? |
I'd hazard a guess..... | |
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| This Vaccine argument is getting way out of hand on 13:17 - Jan 28 with 2045 views | BluedanW |
The EU are acting like the bully at school who forgot their packed lunch.
So just trying to steal it from everybody else.
The money the government have invested in vaccines is the one thing they have done really well in this crisis. It was a gamble investing into something they may never work. The Eu left it too late to invest and now are paying the price.
What a cheek to moan about future shipments of a vaccine that they haven't even approved yet and have been even slating its efficacy. |  | | |
| This Vaccine argument is getting way out of hand on 13:21 - Jan 28 with 2025 views | J2BLUE |
F##k the EU and f##k anyone who voted remain
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| This Vaccine argument is getting way out of hand on 13:21 - Jan 28 with 2024 views | Pinewoodblue |
| This Vaccine argument is getting way out of hand on 13:17 - Jan 28 by BluedanW |
The EU are acting like the bully at school who forgot their packed lunch.
So just trying to steal it from everybody else.
The money the government have invested in vaccines is the one thing they have done really well in this crisis. It was a gamble investing into something they may never work. The Eu left it too late to invest and now are paying the price.
What a cheek to moan about future shipments of a vaccine that they haven't even approved yet and have been even slating its efficacy. |
The EU have been remarkably slow they did even reach agreement on purchasing Pfizer vaccine until 11th November.
Interesting read.
https://ec.europa.eu/info/live-work-travel-eu/coronavirus-response/public-health |  |
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| This Vaccine argument is getting way out of hand on 13:22 - Jan 28 with 2025 views | Basuco |
Have AZ over stated their production capability? Seems like it. |  | | |
| This Vaccine argument is getting way out of hand on 13:23 - Jan 28 with 2020 views | Swansea_Blue |
| This Vaccine argument is getting way out of hand on 12:51 - Jan 28 by RegencyBlue |
The EU have messed up big time on vaccination. They are well behind the game, are under pressure from their population and are desperately trying to shift the blame!
It’s highly politicised and could easily get well out of order. |
They've had a slow start, but the numbers in many EU countries (e.g. Denmark 3.7% of population, Spain, Ireland , Slovenia all 2.9%, Italy 2.6%, Germany 2.4%) are comparable to us here in Wales (3%). I'm not sure whether that says more about the EU or Wales/UK relationship though!
Considering they started late, they're on track to make inroads into that league table (and are well ahead of many other countries around the globe). Not that there should be a league table.
The argument is getting silly though. I thought both parties had agree to work together to resolve the bottlenecks and reach a compromise. |  |
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| This Vaccine argument is getting way out of hand on 13:25 - Jan 28 with 2003 views | J2BLUE |
| This Vaccine argument is getting way out of hand on 13:23 - Jan 28 by Swansea_Blue |
They've had a slow start, but the numbers in many EU countries (e.g. Denmark 3.7% of population, Spain, Ireland , Slovenia all 2.9%, Italy 2.6%, Germany 2.4%) are comparable to us here in Wales (3%). I'm not sure whether that says more about the EU or Wales/UK relationship though!
Considering they started late, they're on track to make inroads into that league table (and are well ahead of many other countries around the globe). Not that there should be a league table.
The argument is getting silly though. I thought both parties had agree to work together to resolve the bottlenecks and reach a compromise. |
It says you need better people in and around the Welsh government.
Slowing the rollout because they don't want vaccination centre staff standing around doing nothing if there is a shortage down the line is utter stupidity. | |
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| This Vaccine argument is getting way out of hand on 13:29 - Jan 28 with 1987 views | Swansea_Blue |
| This Vaccine argument is getting way out of hand on 13:25 - Jan 28 by J2BLUE |
It says you need better people in and around the Welsh government.
Slowing the rollout because they don't want vaccination centre staff standing around doing nothing if there is a shortage down the line is utter stupidity. |
That was a mind-numbingly stupid excuse from the First Minister. I'm assuming it was a fib to cover for not being on the ball, but I could be wrong. I can't see any reason why you would want to hold any vaccines back. It's hardly like you're suddenly going to find 100,000 new over-70s you didn't know existed. | |
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| This Vaccine argument is getting way out of hand on 13:30 - Jan 28 with 1969 views | Pinewoodblue |
| This Vaccine argument is getting way out of hand on 13:22 - Jan 28 by Basuco |
Have AZ over stated their production capability? Seems like it. |
They were supposed to have had a stockpile ready ahead of approval in U.K. but it didn’t happen. I’m sure AZ will fulfill the EU order by the agreed date making up for the slow start in production at their plants within the EU. | |
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| Curveball incoming ... on 13:32 - Jan 28 with 1963 views | StokieBlue |
Bizarre.
First it was a mistake made by a minister and now it's policy even though AZ and Oxford say there is a wealth of data available that it works.
I guess that means they won't object to it being exported to the UK now given they don't need it for their absolute most vulnerable.
Right? Right?
Sigh.
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| This Vaccine argument is getting way out of hand on 13:42 - Jan 28 with 1924 views | BluedanW |
and now the germans have banned giving the astra Zeneca vaccine to over 65 year olds. So surely they will not need as much now. | | | |
| This Vaccine argument is getting way out of hand on 13:50 - Jan 28 with 1885 views | factual_blue |
| This Vaccine argument is getting way out of hand on 13:22 - Jan 28 by Basuco |
Have AZ over stated their production capability? Seems like it. |
How unlike The Highly Competent And Efficient Private Sector to lie about their ability to deliver. |  |
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| Curveball incoming ... on 13:51 - Jan 28 with 1871 views | giant_stow |
| Curveball incoming ... on 13:32 - Jan 28 by StokieBlue |
Bizarre.
First it was a mistake made by a minister and now it's policy even though AZ and Oxford say there is a wealth of data available that it works.
I guess that means they won't object to it being exported to the UK now given they don't need it for their absolute most vulnerable.
Right? Right?
Sigh.
SB |
They're effectively asking our older population to test it for them. And give them all our doses.
Actually, this is beyond farcical now - they're behaving disgracefully.
Double sorry - missed the ft link above. [Post edited 28 Jan 2021 13:55]
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| This Vaccine argument is getting way out of hand on 13:56 - Jan 28 with 1834 views | giant_stow |
| This Vaccine argument is getting way out of hand on 13:50 - Jan 28 by factual_blue |
How unlike The Highly Competent And Efficient Private Sector to lie about their ability to deliver. |
Is "lie" the word you meant to use there? Perhaps you meant "to be over optomistic" [Post edited 28 Jan 2021 13:57]
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| This Vaccine argument is getting way out of hand on 13:59 - Jan 28 with 1801 views | factual_blue |
| This Vaccine argument is getting way out of hand on 13:56 - Jan 28 by giant_stow |
Is "lie" the word you meant to use there? Perhaps you meant "to be over optomistic" [Post edited 28 Jan 2021 13:57]
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On the basis of the regularity this happens (i.e. with every outsourced contract I've ever had dealings with*), I'd said 'lie' is the word.
*That's quite a lot BTW, covering the period 1993-2014. | |
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| This Vaccine argument is getting way out of hand on 14:01 - Jan 28 with 1792 views | chicoazul |
| This Vaccine argument is getting way out of hand on 13:50 - Jan 28 by factual_blue |
How unlike The Highly Competent And Efficient Private Sector to lie about their ability to deliver. |
I guess you won’t be having the vaccine. Gotta preserve that high horse moral ideology right? |  |
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| This Vaccine argument is getting way out of hand on 14:04 - Jan 28 with 1780 views | giant_stow |
| This Vaccine argument is getting way out of hand on 13:59 - Jan 28 by factual_blue |
On the basis of the regularity this happens (i.e. with every outsourced contract I've ever had dealings with*), I'd said 'lie' is the word.
*That's quite a lot BTW, covering the period 1993-2014. |
I'm sure your experience backs up your lie comment on the whole, but it appears to be utterly inappropriate in this case. | |
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| This Vaccine argument is getting way out of hand on 14:05 - Jan 28 with 1772 views | J2BLUE |
| This Vaccine argument is getting way out of hand on 14:04 - Jan 28 by giant_stow |
I'm sure your experience backs up your lie comment on the whole, but it appears to be utterly inappropriate in this case. |
Easier for hardcore remainer to think AZ are wrong than the EU. Not a massive shock. If AZ are telling the truth about the contract then they've not lied at all. | |
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| This Vaccine argument is getting way out of hand on 14:09 - Jan 28 with 1749 views | giant_stow |
| This Vaccine argument is getting way out of hand on 14:05 - Jan 28 by J2BLUE |
Easier for hardcore remainer to think AZ are wrong than the EU. Not a massive shock. If AZ are telling the truth about the contract then they've not lied at all. |
Its all got very weird for sure. Old notions being challenged by the hour. | |
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| This Vaccine argument is getting way out of hand on 14:17 - Jan 28 with 1719 views | chicoazul |
| This Vaccine argument is getting way out of hand on 14:05 - Jan 28 by J2BLUE |
Easier for hardcore remainer to think AZ are wrong than the EU. Not a massive shock. If AZ are telling the truth about the contract then they've not lied at all. |
The hun even ordered 30m of vaccine outside the EU procurement framework. One might speculate this is because they knew how long it would take otherwise. | |
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| This Vaccine argument is getting way out of hand on 14:25 - Jan 28 with 1683 views | J2BLUE |
| This Vaccine argument is getting way out of hand on 14:17 - Jan 28 by chicoazul |
The hun even ordered 30m of vaccine outside the EU procurement framework. One might speculate this is because they knew how long it would take otherwise. |
I think this has shown the EU is like a bodybuilder in a world of athletes. Very strong but not very quick. They wasted a lot of time and are now trying the brute force route.
Other times the strength will be the asset and being quick won't matter so much. | |
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