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China and EU fight over Digital Passport travel restrictions

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China and EU fight over Digital Passport travel restrictions

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Beijing Retaliates After EU Excludes China-Made Vax From Digital ‘Passport’

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Helga I. Fellay
Helga I. Fellay
June 19, 2021
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Why do none of our Western “leaders” seem to have a brain and seem unable to think logically! After decades of Neoliberalism, the outsourcing of jobs to China, there is no Western nation that can afford to anger China. China produces almost everything that’s needed for Western economies to function. If the EU refuses to recognize Chinese vaccines, China can stop delivering the million little bits the EU economy needs to function. Just one example: Many if not all of the parts needed for car repairs are made in China and if China decides to stop shipping them, all cars… Read more »

FranBrown
FranBrown
Reply to  Helga I. Fellay
June 19, 2021

It makes a complete and utter nonsense of the whole thing Helga, when one actually realises that the jabs do NOT stop transmission of the disease, nor do they stop people contracting the viral illness. I’m beginning to wonder if the those who read, listen and watch sites like The Duran, U.K. Column news, Amazing Polly, The Blogmire and so on, are the only sane people left in this world, because it sure seems to me that those who would try and govern us, are absolutely barking mad. I can think of no other reason why they should be behaving… Read more »

TravelAbout
TravelAbout
Reply to  FranBrown
June 20, 2021

“those who would try and govern us, are absolutely barking mad” AND they think ALL the peons (plebs if you’re English) are completely stupid and gullible. That will be their downfall.

Helga I. Fellay
Helga I. Fellay
Reply to  TravelAbout
June 20, 2021

so it comes down to who outsmarts whom: the absolutely barking mad, or those relatively few of us who are NOT completely stupid and gullible. The jury is still out.

Helga I. Fellay
Helga I. Fellay
Reply to  FranBrown
June 20, 2021

They are barking mad (batshit crazy here across the pond) for creating a global pandemic, killing millions, just to pursue a political outcome: the transfer of all wealth from the many to the few, and never before seen total power and total control over the entire world population.

gte
gte
Reply to  FranBrown
June 20, 2021

Yes those that govern us are absolutely barking mad. But not that insane when making a dollar is concerned. Think about it; how many jabs does the populace need before the real vaccine comes out? and every jab is paid for by the government or individual. I am told that the The CEOs of  pharmaceuticals have become very wealthy as a consequence of this virus. These companies are making so much money they can afford to “spread” the wealth amongst the people who tow the line.

Dan
Dan
June 20, 2021

We’re watching five-year-olds play in a sandbox.

Helga I. Fellay
Helga I. Fellay
June 21, 2021

Perhaps related to this topic: From the Daily Sabah: Sinovac, the Chinese developer of the first COVID-19 vaccine used in Turkey, was urged by Health Minister Fahrettin Koca to invest in the country for mass production of vaccines. Koca, who held a videoconference call with Sinovac executives, said he believed a good cooperation model can be developed between the company and his country. According to media outlets, Sinovac has reportedly started production in Turkey. Sinovac’s CoronaVac, an inactive vaccine, was Turkey’s first choice for vaccination against the coronavirus. It was the first jab applied in the country to health care workers during the… Read more »

Helga I. Fellay
Helga I. Fellay
Reply to  Helga I. Fellay
June 21, 2021

not that it matters much, but “Awaiting for approval” is very bad English. There are two ways to express this in correct English: 1. Awaiting approval – 2. Waiting for approval.

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