Plague jabs

[PANZER MURPHY]

As many of ya know there is the brewing of a long n dirty trade war over the UK n its allotment of vaccines..now im a pacifist and believe in solutions without pain and i think bojo is aswell..but i think he cant be seen to appease Brussels because of the mob of numpties hes whipped up fulla hate for the foreigner.. only for them he could have taken the stage as a statesman n friend to the EU ..here..here's a few million doses and reaped the benefits for years...im officially required to hate y'all..but i dont feel it in me heart atall much

PANZERMURPHYBABY 

[ChildeHarold]

16 minutes ago, PANZER MURPHY said:

As many of ya know there is the brewing of a long n dirty trade war over the UK n its allotment of vaccines..now im a pacifist and believe in solutions without pain and i think bojo is aswell..but i think he cant be seen to appease Brussels because of the mob of numpties hes whipped up fulla hate for the foreigner.. only for them he could have taken the stage as a statesman n friend to the EU ..here..here's a few million doses and reaped the benefits for years...im officially required to hate y'all..but i dont feel it in me heart atall much

PANZERMURPHYBABY 

Do you gargle in the morning? 

[Hammer of Cunts]

We shouldn't be helping these third-world areas until we've got enough for ourselves. Germany's been sucking up to China recently, haven't they got any spare?

[The Beast]

He could be a statesman, but he will want something in return, that is politics.

The EU only have themselves to blame. Britain was still in transition when it made decisions on vaccines, so made its decisions in compliance with the European medicines regulatory act to which it had to adhere. In usual non emergency situations, it would have had to wait for EU approval to use any new medicines, but EU regulation 174 (I think) allows the MHRA to give temporary approval in emergency situations. The U.K. plc chose to utilise this provision. All other member states decided not to. As fact, those that say Brexit helped us get the vaccine sooner are talking bollocks. This decision was made whilst U.K. plc was still operating under the rules of the shitty club.
 

The U.K. plc government has ballsed most things up with this Kung Flu, but the EU has been slow approving the use of vaccines. Now they are crying that it should not be first come first served. They would gleefully tell Johnson cunt to fuck off so as far as I am concerned this is their problem.

[Jiggerycock]

1 hour ago, ChildeHarold said:

Do you gargle in the morning? 

...or just spit, then whistle?

Anyway, breaking the habit of a lifetime, in all seriousness once the UK has bought sufficient vaccine for our own population, I think we should offer supplies of the vaccine to Ireland. Strategically it makes sense, since there is a long-estabished freeflow of citizens between the two countries (The Republic being the only country not subject to the travel restrictions currently being introduced by the Home Office) and if Irish Citizens are to be allowed into the UK it makes sense that a large percentage as possible of them have had the vaccination

Ireland are close to the UK and, despite the 'bantz' in here and elsewhere, we have a shared culture and history (not all of it pleasant, true) and it would be the neigbourly as well as moral thing for us to do.

And, addressing the elephant in the room, it would be a chance for us to demonstrate the outward looking Britain I've always wanted us to be, post-Brexit to do a good thing without playing politics (assuming of course this was reciprocated by the EU Apparatchiks and actually allow this to one of their colonies)

Finally of course, it would mean Willie Mullins' horses able to travel to Cheltenham, where I've got a thuming great accumulator going on'em.

[ChildeHarold]

First come first served only applies to the kebab shop. The EU has contracts in place that need to be honoured on an equal footing to the UK contracts. Whatever reduction applies has to be shared proportionately. The issue of "shitty club", what or how the EU deals with vaccination approval or other itself, or how the UK is vaccinating, doesn’t cone into it at all. You really need to get past your brexiteering xenophobia and support the UK as a respectable trading partner. 

[White Cunt]

9 minutes ago, The Beast said:

He could be a statesman, but he will want something in return, that is politics.

The EU only have themselves to blame. Britain was still in transition when it made decisions on vaccines, so made its decisions in compliance with the European medicines regulatory act to which it had to adhere. In usual non emergency situations, it would have had to wait for EU approval to use any new medicines, but a provision in one section of act 134 (I think) allows an individual member not to wait for approval from the EU in emergency situations. U.K. plc chose to utilise  this provision. All other member states decided not to. As fact, those that say Brexit helped us get the vaccine sooner are talking bollocks. This decision was made whilst U.K. plc was still operating under the rules of the shitty club.
 

The U.K. plc government has ballsed most things up with this Kung Flu, but the EU has been slow approving the use of vaccines. Now they are crying that it should not be first come first served. They would gleefully tell Johnson cunt to fuck off so as far as I am concerned this is their problem.

It is their problem indeed. But being the mighty EU, facts will not get in the way of one-sided political fervour. Their marzipan-coated jobs are on the line and the fuckers will fight dirty to protect them.

[ChildeHarold]

1 minute ago, Jiggerycock said:

...or just spit, then whistle?

Anyway, breaking the habit of a lifetime, in all seriousness once the UK has bought sufficient vaccine for our own population, I think we should offer supplies of the vaccine to Ireland. Strategically it makes sense, since there is a long-estabished freeflow of citizens between the two countries (The Republic being the only country not subject to the travel restrictions currently being introduced by the Home Office) and if Irish Citizens are to be allowed into the UK it makes sense that a large percentage as possible of them have had the vaccination

Ireland are close to the UK and, despite the 'bantz' in here and elsewhere, we have a shared culture and history (not all of it pleasant, true) and it would be the neigbourly thing for us to do, morally.

And, addressing the elephant in the room, it would be a chance for us to demonstrate the outward looking Britain I've always wanted us to be, post-Brexit to do a good thing withoutplaying politics

Finally of course, it would mean Willie Mullins' horses able to travel to Cheltenham, where I've got a thuming great accumulator going on'em.

You just like horses arses. Fucking pretentious prig. Who gives a fucking tuppenny toss about GB or what it does outside the major trading blocs? Small fry and shrimp. 

[ChildeHarold]

1 minute ago, White Cunt said:

It is their problem indeed. But being the mighty EU, facts will not get in the way of one-sided political fervour. Their marzipan-coated jobs are on the line and the fuckers will fight dirty to protect them.

Get past it you old fucking fart. Fucking ancient prejudice from a certified abtique 

[White Cunt]

3 minutes ago, ChildeHarold said:

First come first served only applies to the kebab shop. The EU has contracts in place that need to be honoured on an equal footing to the UK contracts. Whatever reduction applies has to be shared proportionately. The issue of "shitty club", what or how the EU deals with vaccination approval or other itself, or how the UK is vaccinating, doesn’t cone into it at all. You really need to get past your brexiteering xenophobia and support the UK as a respectable trading partner. 

Try to use your foot to think as it's too late for the fucking head.

[ChildeHarold]

2 minutes ago, White Cunt said:

Try to use your foot to think as it's too late for the fucking head.

You are a fucking monotonous xenophobe with limited horizons. 

[White Cunt]

3 minutes ago, ChildeHarold said:

You are a fucking monotonous xenophobe with limited horizons. 

I take it back. Leave all thinking behind and go back to lifting pig shit, cretin.

[ChildeHarold]

1 minute ago, White Cunt said:

I take it back. Leave all thinking behind and go back to lifting pig shit, cretin.

Not finding the lurv you obviously crave when you post such anti foreign anti Europe fake patriotic bull shite on the Corner? Kiss my black European arse you racist. 

[Jiggerycock]

39 minutes ago, ChildeHarold said:

First come first served only applies to the kebab shop. The EU has contracts in place that need to be honoured on an equal footing to the UK contracts. Whatever reduction applies has to be shared proportionately. The issue of "shitty club", what or how the EU deals with vaccination approval or other itself, or how the UK is vaccinating, doesn’t cone into it at all. You really need to get past your brexiteering xenophobia and support the UK as a respectable trading partner. 

Absolutely pitiful, even by by your 'Sixth Form barrack-room-lawyer' standards.

The EU knows perfectly well what 'best endeavours' means.

Put simply, 'I promise to try' is not 'I promise to do'. After all, it was the EU itself that insisted the Political Declaration tacked on to the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement could not be binding, and that the EU could only offer its own 'best endeavours' to reach a trade deal with the UK.

Oh how Barnier and co giggled and winked knowingly at each other and at their supporters when they stated that!

EU's health commissioner Stella Kyriakides (her suitability for this huge-stage role, coming from a background in Child Psychiatry....in Cyprus....before becoming a politician.....makes for interesting reading) has conflated a reasonable/best efforts undertaking with a concrete obligation to supply and now the EU is doing what the EU does best - laying blame trails as thick as you, to divert attention from where the real culpability lies.

 

[Jiggerycock]

43 minutes ago, ChildeHarold said:

You just like horses arses. Fucking pretentious prig. Who gives a fucking tuppenny toss about GB or what it does outside the major trading blocs? Small fry and shrimp. 

Pretentious?

It's read the 'Ladybird Book of Marxism' and follows Owen Jones on Twitter - and thinks it's Wat Tyler!

[camberwell gypsy]

1 hour ago, ChildeHarold said:

Do you gargle in the morning? 

Reported for derailing. You don't fucking stop do you?

[Dyslexic cnut]

2 minutes ago, camberwell gypsy said:

Reported for derailing. You don't fucking stop do you?

x 2 Gyps. Man’s a cunt.

[Dyslexic cnut]

1 hour ago, ChildeHarold said:

Do you gargle in the morning? 

Silly spastic cunt.

[Roadkill]

57 minutes ago, The Beast said:

He could be a statesman, but he will want something in return, that is politics.

The EU only have themselves to blame. Britain was still in transition when it made decisions on vaccines, so made its decisions in compliance with the European medicines regulatory act to which it had to adhere. In usual non emergency situations, it would have had to wait for EU approval to use any new medicines, but a provision in one section of act 134 (I think) allows an individual member not to wait for approval from the EU in emergency situations. U.K. plc chose to utilise  this provision. All other member states decided not to. As fact, those that say Brexit helped us get the vaccine sooner are talking bollocks. This decision was made whilst U.K. plc was still operating under the rules of the shitty club.
 

The U.K. plc government has ballsed most things up with this Kung Flu, but the EU has been slow approving the use of vaccines. Now they are crying that it should not be first come first served. They would gleefully tell Johnson cunt to fuck off so as far as I am concerned this is their problem.

It's almost as if a bunch of bureaucrats getting paid to make important decisions like how curved bananas should be aren't the best suited to handle a crisis situation.

Maybe they wanted to wait until the vaccine was available in a specific colour?

Brace for another year of Italy screaming they're going to leave and this time they really, really mean it, guys!  When they inevitably have to go begging all the other member "states" for their fair share and get told to fuck off by everyone and to get back in line behind Germany and France.

[ChildeHarold]

19 minutes ago, Dyslexic cnut said:

Silly spastic cunt.

Wiping the crust out of your eyes so early? 

[ChildeHarold]

26 minutes ago, camberwell gypsy said:

Reported for derailing. You don't fucking stop do you?

Not a fucking derailment cunt, following abuse responding to my considered points. This is brexit bad breath in the morning. 

[ChildeHarold]

32 minutes ago, Jiggerycock said:

Pretentious?

It's read the 'Ladybird Book of Marxism' and follows Owen Jones on Twitter - and thinks it's Wat Tyler!

And the Look and Learn book of Brexit Bad Breath in the Morning. 

[Dyslexic cnut]

Just now, ChildeHarold said:

Not a fucking derailment cunt, following abuse responding to my considered points. This is brexit bad breath in the morning. 

A decision on that is out of your six-fingered hands.

[ChildeHarold]

2 hours ago, Hammer of Cunts said:

We shouldn't be helping these third-world areas until we've got enough for ourselves. Germany's been sucking up to China recently, haven't they got any spare?

It's all about having a go ain't it my okd cold war footsoldier. 

[ChildeHarold]

Just now, Dyslexic cnut said:

A decision on that is out of your six-fingered hands.

Because you can't stand a pro Europe point of view cunt.