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Have you linked the wrong document? Which paragraphs include the law sxturbo described?
Have you linked the wrong document? Which paragraphs include the law sxturbo described?
'Vaccine' shortage...
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Perhaps you could exercise a little flexibility and allow people the freedom to communicate their understanding of broad powers that exist in their own words? We all come from different walks of life. Some are legal experts others aren’t. I personally won’t pick someone up on legal wording unless they are talking complete sh£te.
The EU has sufficient power and leverage to achieve control of critical assets. The export transparency protocol waffle is exactly such a thinly veiled seize and control power that SX described
The EU has sufficient power and leverage to achieve control of critical assets. The export transparency protocol waffle is exactly such a thinly veiled seize and control power that SX described
What, and deny big pharma another source for profits?
It would be handy for them if they had to keep 'inventing' a new 'vaccine' every year
This law, i believe.
Article 122 of the EU treaty, an emergency clause which would allow the bloc to take exceptional measures such as seizing production of vaccines and suspending intellectual property rights “if severe difficulties arise in the supply of certain products” to member states
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Who is "Them".What, and deny big pharma another source for profits?
It would be handy for them if they had to keep 'inventing' a new 'vaccine' every year
Is there a Mr Big somewhere stroking a white cat.
Nope, can't see it. Can you show me the paragraph sxturbo described?
Indeed...
Which those claiming the EU are to blame (as per usual) don't seem to get...
But one has to ask why a 'vaccine' produced in India is not being used in India?
Or, if you believe in what we are being told about the 'vaccines', why are Western lives seemingly more valuable than Indian ones?
Several of themWho is "Them".
Is there a Mr Big somewhere stroking a white cat.
That would be vaccine nationalism at work.
There’s someone somewhere stroking something at this thread.
Au contraire...
That would be 'vaccine' exploitation!
One has to ask why the portion of Indian plant 'vaccine' production wasn't being produced in the UK instead?
Oh that's right, it's cheaper over there!
And with possibly less safety regulations?
Could that be why there are 'reports that there is a need to re-test a large batch of the 'vaccine'?
TMI for this time in the morning...There’s someone somewhere stroking something at this thread.
Put it away before your other half (or your dog) spots you
Nice try but I was referring to the UK haters/EU lovers/Schadenfreuders. i.e. you.TMI for this time in the morning...
Put it away before your other half (or your dog) spots you
If you ever learn to read carefully you'll maybe understand that I'm merely pointing out the hypocrisy of the EU haters/'Schadenfreuders'...
But what's your take on the UK using Indian produced 'vaccines' instead of it being used for the locals?
Ursula made a direct reference to the UK, and how the EU was unhappy that there appears to be no vaccine arriving from the UK (the vaccine that they do and don't want).
Asked which countries this principle might cover, von der Leyen cited the U.K., which she said was the "No. 1" destination for EU vaccine exports, while not sending any shots back in the other direction.
"We have observed that in the last six weeks, actually 10 million doses by now have been exported to the U.K.," she said. "We're still waiting for doses to come from the U.K."
https://www.politico.eu/article/ursula-von-der-leyen-coronavirus-vaccine-exports-eu-fair-share/
of course it has nothing to do with the UK....
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