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yes and no as it is being manufacture here and in a number of sites across Europe but since the european sites are producing a lower yield than expected the EU are demanding that AstraZeneca make up the shortfall from the the UK production site .However their policy appears ,at first sight , to mean they would restrict export of the pfizer vaccine to the UK to make up for the
You mean they are the two faced bastards we alway thought they were
I think we should all just calm down, stand back, and let Arlene Foster take control of this situation.
I wouldn't piss on that loathsome bitch if she was on fire .I think we should all just calm down, stand back, and let Arlene Foster take control of this situation.
You've obviously never read my views in the past on Northern Ireland mate. I just find all this absolutely hilarious. Funny watching Arlene stomp, well more amusing that Nicola.
Quick reminder, you can still think that Brexit was a demonstrably **** idea, and also think that on this issue the EU are seemingly acting like twats. The 2 things aren’t mutually exclusive.
I've never been a supporter of Northern Ireland, it has only ever brought trouble to the mainland since I was a young child, and it's caused nowt but devastation, my first thoughts to places like Deal, where a bunch of kids got blown up. I think enough decades have passed now for it to become a United Ireland and end the aggro, but we've still got old dinosaurs like Arlene fighting the good fight. So if they were ever looking for a rift with the EU, then the bloc has just handed it to them on a plate.
I’m excited for the varied takes from Farage, Darren Grimes etc. massively conflating the two.
I'm glad we decided to go our own way with the vaccination programme rather than join the EU wide one. Something we certainly got right.
It looks like the EU may withdraw Article 16, they have admitted they did not think this through properly. Fair enough, everyone as they were.
That’s the sensible outcome, any dispute they’ve got with Astrazenca over the terms of their contract with them should be dealt with in the appropriate manner and not by grandstanding with threats like that.
Yup absolutely agree, the same as I agree we should all help one another, including sharing the vaccine. I think I heard a few of the states (countries) had put pressure on Brussels, not sure who they were, not that it matters. Glad they've sort it.
In the future we need to be a part of Europe BUT not controlled by Germany and France who appear. to only look after their own interests
****, i was on the blower to get an old SLR, blow away some frenchies or germans.
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