Britain outwits EU again to secure 100m vaccine doses from French firm (msn.com)
They just wont learn, will they?
They just wont learn, will they?
Britain outwits EU.......again
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Dominic Grieve?
The guy who did his very best to protect the British public from being worse off.
The guy who preferred to lose his career than lose his integrity.
Dominic Grieve what a top bloke.
Unlike people like Liz Truss, who said: "Leave cannot name one country we would get a better trade deal with if we left the EU".....but was very happy to take a ministerial job to prove it
let me correct that for you Fillyboy:
Britainoutwits pays loads more for vaccine than EU, that may be not available until 2022.
https://www.scotsman.com/health/delay-to-covid-19-vaccine-manufactured-in-livingston-3195302
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https://www.scotsman.com/health/delay-to-covid-19-vaccine-manufactured-in-livingston-3195302
I can’t see anywhere in that article that says "Britain pays loads more for vaccine than the EU". In any case, nobody will be complaining if it’s needed in 2022. Would you, as a pro jabber, rather we didn’t pre-order well in advance then? How long in advance was the jab that you took ordered?
Why are brexiteers still obsessed with the EU?
Anyone who believes in this 'jab' process/malarkey I would have thought should understand that unless everyone/the vast majority wherever you live gets one then there is no point.
Stupid old rivalries mean nothing!
But then glaciers move quicker than brexiteer minds!
As for price...
"The domestically produced Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine costs the UK government around £2.17 per jab. The EU is paying £1.56 per dose of the UK-developed vaccine, while the US is paying marginally more than the UK at £2.90 per jab."
"According to the BBC, the Pfizer/BioNTech jab is costing the UK around £15 per dose.
Belgium’s budget state secretary Eva De Bleeker gave an insight into what the EU is paying when she accidentally tweeted that showed the price of each jab. The bloc is paying €12 (£10.60) for the Pfizer version."
Plus of course in the UK drug companies have immunity from legal action should anything go wrong, whereas in the EU that is not the case...
I've still yet to hear from pro 'jabbers' why there should be any legal immunity for any vaccine/drug!
Anyone who believes in this 'jab' process/malarkey I would have thought should understand that unless everyone/the vast majority wherever you live gets one then there is no point.
Stupid old rivalries mean nothing!
But then glaciers move quicker than brexiteer minds!
As for price...
"The domestically produced Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine costs the UK government around £2.17 per jab. The EU is paying £1.56 per dose of the UK-developed vaccine, while the US is paying marginally more than the UK at £2.90 per jab."
"According to the BBC, the Pfizer/BioNTech jab is costing the UK around £15 per dose.
Belgium’s budget state secretary Eva De Bleeker gave an insight into what the EU is paying when she accidentally tweeted that showed the price of each jab. The bloc is paying €12 (£10.60) for the Pfizer version."
Plus of course in the UK drug companies have immunity from legal action should anything go wrong, whereas in the EU that is not the case...
I've still yet to hear from pro 'jabbers' why there should be any legal immunity for any vaccine/drug!
Yeah, it’s a good job you’re not obsessed with it.
Who told you that???
It's not true.
In EU countries they make people sign a disclaimer.
No signature, no jab.
Do you really think the pharmaceutical industry would let that door open?
The UK paid loads more for vaccines, that's how it secures them.
By this summer there will be loads of vaccines available. EU is ramping up production
Better safe than sorry. Perhaps they could let India have/keep some then?
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