Current Affairs Coronavirus Thread - Serious stuff !!!

[BlueToff]

They’ve lost the plot mate! Definitely a mess lol

Don't tell Dave.

Is a shame, though. Seemed to deal with it so well last year.

 

[COYBL25]

How, exactly?

The success of the vaccine roll out in the U.K. really seems to be getting to him.

Mad.

 

[ForeverBlue92]

Wonder what the daily vaccine rates will be from April with this reduction?

 

[COYBL25]

Wonder what the daily vaccine rates will be from April with this reduction?

Fear not, the gnats will be having a well earned break and will come back stronger and with bigger bladders.

 

[Billy Dean]

Don't tell Dave.

Is a shame, though. Seemed to deal with it so well last year.

Haha yeah they’re a little bit all over the place at the moment. Could quite possibly get worse too. Some of them have been as bad as Johnson’s mob the last few months.

 

[Joey66]

Having my 2nd one tomorrow.... bad news is that I am going back into hospital for an operation doh .....

 

[toffee82]

Fear not, the gnats will be having a well earned break and will come back stronger and with bigger bladders.

When it comes to vaccines we should be forcing....




the gnats to drink more fluids so they can produce more piss.

 

[COYBL25]

When it comes to vaccines we should be forcing....




the gnats to drink more fluids so they can produce more piss.

Unfortunately, their full bladders make it very difficult for them to fly across the Channel and vaccinate the forens.

This is why the forens are so upset.

 

[davek]

How, exactly?

Raab: accusing the EU of "brinkmanship" and comparing the EU approach to corrupt failed states. Now the UK government are rowing back on their wording (the murderer last night for instance and his greed / capitalism statement re vaccine procurement) and having to beg for a blockade not to materialise. The upshot will be more vaccine going the EU's way.

Gone is the breast beating about vaccinations done v the EU countries and now they are winding their necks in.

 

[BlueToff]

Raab: accusing the EU of "brinkmanship" and comparing the EU approach to corrupt failed states. Now the UK government are rowing back on their wording (the murderer last night for instance and his greed / capitalism statement re vaccine procurement) and having to beg for a blockade not to materialise. The upshot will be more vaccine going the EU's way.

Gone is the breast beating about vaccinations done v the EU countries and now they are winding their necks in.

Behave.

The EU Commission cocked up. They've acted like tossers. If our government were making some of the decisions the Commission and the likes of Macron and Merkel have been making, you'd be having a field day - and rightly so.

We need to ensure it's fair. If the EU have ordered vaccines that are getting made in the UK then the UK factories need to fulfil those obligations. If there's clauses in the contracts which are open to loopholes, then the people who signed the contracts or negotiated them need to be scrutinised.

The EU threatening blockades, and already blocking vaccine doses - many of which haven't been used due to some ludicrous comments and unfounded overcaution from certain member states - just costs lives, or runs the risk of costing lives.

Are the UK perfect? Absolutely not. But neither is that Commission and neither are some of the member states.

 

[Jebus_lives]

How, exactly?

Not buying the 'brought to heel' argument, but it's in the UK interest to reduce tension with the EU about vaccines (and vice versa).

Our attempt to push India for greater export has seemingly fallen flat, so we need the EU (as they need our assistance).

 

[peteblue]

It’s quite something for the Eu to show themselves up as being incompetent and ridiculous, but to also by their petty vindictive actions show Boris up as the only statesman in Europe is some achievement......

 

[Blues Harp]

Having my 2nd one tomorrow.... bad news is that I am going back into hospital for an operation doh .....

Good luck with the op @Joey66 ...just as a mater of interest when was your first jab, and which type? Only asking as I had my first on 31/1

 

[blulouie]

Raab: accusing the EU of "brinkmanship" and comparing the EU approach to corrupt failed states. Now the UK government are rowing back on their wording (the murderer last night for instance and his greed / capitalism statement re vaccine procurement) and having to beg for a blockade not to materialise. The upshot will be more vaccine going the EU's way.

Gone is the breast beating about vaccinations done v the EU countries and now they are winding their necks in.

 

[davek]

Behave.

The EU Commission cocked up. They've acted like tossers. If our government were making some of the decisions the Commission and the likes of Macron and Merkel have been making, you'd be having a field day - and rightly so.

We need to ensure it's fair. If the EU have ordered vaccines that are getting made in the UK then the UK factories need to fulfil those obligations. If there's clauses in the contracts which are open to loopholes, then the people who signed the contracts or negotiated them need to be scrutinised.

The EU threatening blockades, and already blocking vaccine doses - many of which haven't been used due to some ludicrous comments and unfounded overcaution from certain member states - just costs lives, or runs the risk of costing lives.

Are the UK perfect? Absolutely not. But neither is that Commission and neither are some of the member states.

You asked me a question and I answered with the correct answer. The UK government have been brough to heal by some real politik.

How d'you like them apples Johnson?