£'s, €'s or $'s?
There'll be a discrepancy on exchanges.
The money was for a future supply of vaccines.
I'm glad you have such insight. Perhaps more than the EU investigators, who have inspected the plant.
We can now wait for the legal eagles to inspect it and give us their version, and I don't mean them on motorcycles.
And it has worked, the contract has been published.
There's nowt like a bit of unbiased viewpoint.
And that is nothing like an ubiased viewpoint. Bam! Bam!
Sorted.
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I'm not going through all your nonsense post.
Except perhaps this bit:
your an idiot, those were the facts at the time.
the eu paid exactly 336 million euros upfront to scale up production.
AZ said themselves what the issue is, its not me having "insight" and i would imagine AZ have more intricate knowledge than the EU does. (p.s they have only just sent the big wigs into the factory to investigate)
the release of the contract hasn't changed the information that was already out there.
EU's shouting and blustering hasn't and will not suddenly find 60 million doses of a vaccine that isnt there.
the contract clearly states best effort, whos to say AZ hasn't made best effort? i'm sure we'll find out in due course.
EU's language has been that very much of demand rather than working with, almost like a spoilt princess, "i want, and i want it now"
