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von der Leyen/UK: Indien behält 5 Mio OxAZ Dosen für eigene Bevölkerung

Started by"Dr. Joachim Neudert" <neudert@5sl.org>
First post2021-03-18 12:26 +0100
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  von der Leyen/UK: Indien behält 5 Mio OxAZ Dosen für eigene Bevölkerung "Dr. Joachim Neudert" <neudert@5sl.org> - 2021-03-18 12:26 +0100
    Re: von der Leyen/UK: Indien behält 5 Mio OxAZ Dosen für eigene Bevölkerung "Dr. Joachim Neudert" <neudert@5sl.org> - 2021-03-18 12:30 +0100
    Re: von der Leyen/UK: Indien behält 5 Mio OxAZ Dosen für eigene Bevölkerung Fidel Sebastián Hunrichse-Lara <Fidel-Sebastian_Hunrichse_Lara@b.maus.de> - 2021-03-18 08:59 -0400

#493463 — von der Leyen/UK: Indien behält 5 Mio OxAZ Dosen für eigene Bevölkerung

From"Dr. Joachim Neudert" <neudert@5sl.org>
Date2021-03-18 12:26 +0100
Subjectvon der Leyen/UK: Indien behält 5 Mio OxAZ Dosen für eigene Bevölkerung
Message-ID<s2vdca$524$1@solani.org>
Indien liefert auch nur noch halb so viel Vakzin ins UK wie die 
Engländer dachten.

Hier ein Leserbrief aus dem Guardian. Perfekt geschrieben:

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/live/2021/mar/18/uk-covid-coronavirus-live-news-updates-vaccine-supply?page=with:block-60530cdd8f083d3e63c4bd68#block-60530cdd8f083d3e63c4bd68

"Unfortunately, that the EU threatens to block vaccine exports to us was 
utterly predictable. And it could have been avoided.

What few recognized was how much our vaccination programme depends on 
deliveries from the EU: 10 million in the last six weeks alone and it is 
reasonable to assume that there were millions of doses coming from them 
in January. It amounts to at least a third of the doses we administered, 
likely much more.

Our government failed to acknowledge this dependency. Instead, they told 
us how much Brexit is vindicated by the success of their vaccination 
programme. On every occasion, they heightened tensions with the EU. And 
of course, they made sure no vaccines left the UK.

We shouldn't be surprised that the EU starts playing by the same logic. 
The kept sticking to free trade but gained nothing other than ridicule, 
gloating and a frustrated populace. What did our government expect the 
EU to do? Our government was in a similarly dire situation not that long 
ago and they reacted with a "UK first" approach. The EU too have a 
population to protect. They too have to show they can deliver.

That is politics and it must have been clear to our government. If they 
had chosen a more cooperative approach and allowed AZ to export some 
vaccines, we would still have gotten more from the EU than we would have 
given them. We would still be far ahead. And we would not be at risk of 
loosing a substantial amount of vaccines in the coming weeks."

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#493464

From"Dr. Joachim Neudert" <neudert@5sl.org>
Date2021-03-18 12:30 +0100
Message-ID<s2vdk4$524$2@solani.org>
In reply to#493463
Am 18.03.21 um 12:26 schrieb Dr. Joachim Neudert:
> Indien liefert auch nur noch halb so viel Vakzin ins UK wie die 
> Engländer dachten.
> 
> Hier ein Leserbrief aus dem Guardian. Perfekt geschrieben:
> 
> https://www.theguardian.com/politics/live/2021/mar/18/uk-covid-coronavirus-live-news-updates-vaccine-supply?page=with:block-60530cdd8f083d3e63c4bd68#block-60530cdd8f083d3e63c4bd68 
> 
> 
> "Unfortunately, that the EU threatens to block vaccine exports to us was 
> utterly predictable. And it could have been avoided.
> 
> What few recognized was how much our vaccination programme depends on 
> deliveries from the EU: 10 million in the last six weeks alone and it is 
> reasonable to assume that there were millions of doses coming from them 
> in January. It amounts to at least a third of the doses we administered, 
> likely much more.
> 
> Our government failed to acknowledge this dependency. Instead, they told 
> us how much Brexit is vindicated by the success of their vaccination 
> programme. On every occasion, they heightened tensions with the EU. And 
> of course, they made sure no vaccines left the UK.
> 
> We shouldn't be surprised that the EU starts playing by the same logic. 
> The kept sticking to free trade but gained nothing other than ridicule, 
> gloating and a frustrated populace. What did our government expect the 
> EU to do? Our government was in a similarly dire situation not that long 
> ago and they reacted with a "UK first" approach. The EU too have a 
> population to protect. They too have to show they can deliver.
> 
> That is politics and it must have been clear to our government. If they 
> had chosen a more cooperative approach and allowed AZ to export some 
> vaccines, we would still have gotten more from the EU than we would have 
> given them. We would still be far ahead. And we would not be at risk of 
> loosing a substantial amount of vaccines in the coming weeks."


Noch paar gute Fakten aus der Diskussion im Giardian:

Faster?
page 34, contract signed by Astrazeneca and EU on 27 Aug 2020.
https://ec.europa.eu/info/sites/info/files/eu_apa_-_executed_-_az_redactions.pdf

This agreement (“Supply Agreement”) is dated 28 August 2020 and made 
between:
(1) ASTRAZENECA UK LIMITED, a company incorporated in England and Wales 
(company number 03674842) whose registered address is at 1 Francis Crick 
Avenue, Cambridge Biomedical Campus, Cambridge, United Kingdom CB2 0AA 
(“AstraZeneca”); and
(2) THE SECRETARY OF STATE FOR BUSINESS, ENERGY AND INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY,
acting on behalf of the Crown and whose principal office is at 1 
Victoria St, Westminster, London SW1H 0ET (the “Purchaser


https://www.contractsfinder.service.gov.uk/Notice/SupplierAttachment/77bb967f-0194-452a-bdae-9999aecc753d
Better?
The EU invested €336 million in AstraZeneca production.
https://www.fiercepharma.com/manufacturing/az-nets-396m-downpayment-for-300m-plus-eu-vaccine-doses

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FromFidel Sebastián Hunrichse-Lara <Fidel-Sebastian_Hunrichse_Lara@b.maus.de>
Date2021-03-18 08:59 -0400
Message-ID<s2vis2$9j0$1@solani.org>
In reply to#493463
Salve allerseits,

Dr. Joachim Neudert schrieb:
>
> Indien liefert auch nur noch halb so viel Vakzin ins UK wie die 
> Engländer dachten.
> 
Das ist so eine glatte Lüge! Das Problem sind die globalen Lieferketten!
Und im Speziellen geht es bei Lieferungen eines Immunserums nicht jedoch
um den Impfstoff selbst! Wie ich schon die Ganze seit verkünde: Das Problem
sind die Rohstoffe! Europa ist auf Rohstofflieferungen zwingend angewiesen
und kann folgerichtig kein Impfstoffkrieg langfristig gewinnen... (≖_≖ )

	M.f.G.

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