The 'vaccine' - will you have it? And why/why not?

[crystal ball]

I had a hepatitis jab years ago which I had stored in my fridge, took it to the docs and she injected it straight away, it certainly made its presence felt in my rear end

 

[Trazor]

Interestingly...

"Dr Anthony Fauci, America's top immunolgist, criticises Britain's approval of Pfizer vaccine, saying: 'The UK did not do it as carefully' "

He now apologises, saying the USA just takes longer with there process.

 

[Brigadier]

Great lyrics

 

[JP_]

Amended for you.

no need. the scientists seem to disagree with you. Yes, it is hard, but not so hard that they cannot do it. THey're very clever people!

 

[JohnD]

He now apologises, saying the USA just takes longer with there process.

he is just trying to soothe ruffled feathers.

 

[Trazor]

he is just trying to soothe ruffled feathers.

Most probably realised he should now protect his own interests, with his Boss gone.

 

[Lower]

Seems to me that Dr Anthony Fauci is being rather more circumspect than borisconi!

Must really hurt now that Fauci has retracted his previous negative statement.

 

[EFLImpudence]

No, just makes you wonder why he said such a thing in the first place when he has been doing the job for forty years.

 

[Brigadier]

No, just makes you wonder why he said such a thing in the first place when he has been doing the job for forty years.

His new-found fame gone to his head?

 

[Trazor]

No, just makes you wonder why he said such a thing in the first place.

All open to public scrutiny very soon...........https://www.thestandard.com.hk/brea...ccine-evidence-for-public-scrutiny-next-month.

I personally think it's an astute move to get a volume of the vaccine first.

 

[JohnD]

No, just makes you wonder why he said such a thing in the first place when he has been doing the job for forty years.

it might have been because it's what he actually believed.

US has a particular problem with anti-vaxxers and conspiracists, and four years of Trump have destroyed trust, so they must remove any excuses for attacking the vaccine before rolling it out.

 

[EddieM]

it might have been because it's what he actually believed.

US has a particular problem with anti-vaxxers and conspiracists, and four years of Trump have destroyed trust, so they must remove any excuses for attacking the vaccine before rolling it out.

What, by fuelling the UK anti vaxxer views that the UK simply waived the vaccine through without adequate scrutiny. If his aim was to quell anti vaxxers concerns then he managed exactly the opposite.

 

[charliegolf]

Where there's a will there's a way.

No, where there's a truckload of £50s there's a way. What changed between Jan and Mar was that the drip-feed of grant funding into our centres of excellence for this stuff became a fire hose of dosh. So says the Prof from Oxford the other day. (I paraphrase).

 

[ironsidebod]

No, just makes you wonder why he said such a thing in the first place when he has been doing the job for forty years.

I would expect it's more to do with hanging around with sycophantic, bile spewing idiots for four years which has a tendency to rub off on everyone in the vicinity.

On it's own very surprising but when you consider he's had to, in part, placate the orange buffoon it becomes almost expectation.

 

[Trazor]

What, by fuelling the UK anti vaxxer views that the UK simply waived the vaccine through without adequate scrutiny. If his aim was to quell anti vaxxers concerns then he managed exactly the opposite.

He will have no interest in the UK, he only wishes to quell distrust in the USA, but as said above, 4 years with Trump will not have been good for him.