Article 16 invoked by EU...

@shavixmir said
Well, Britain is sometimes referred to as the plague pit of Europe.

Only now Italy and Spain are full.

@shavixmir said
There are multiple ways the EU could uave gone about the whole vaccination regime.

Invoking article 16 was the cherry on the top of the commissions stupidity.
You won’t get an excuse from me on that one.

No I didn’t think I would I just wondered if anyone in the EU was questioning why their own governments didn’t take the lead.
I could be wrong but wasn’t Germany sourcing it’s own National supply at the same time as the EU.

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I think it’s almost a matter of fact that a single unitary government would find this easier than a multinational commission or parliament. The obvious advantage for the EU was its buying power which it could have lent the national governments / Heath services.
It had a go at parachute parenting and caught its cobblers on the school gates.

@shavixmir said
There are multiple ways the EU could uave gone about the whole vaccination regime.

Invoking article 16 was the cherry on the top of the commissions stupidity.
You won’t get an excuse from me on that one.

Do you also agree that such a block lacked the required flexibility and proactivity, demonstrated by the UK?

@shavixmir said
Well. What can I say? English are as trailer does.

You sound a little envious of the English, to be honest with you.

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All very terrible. What's your point?

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Do you also agree that such a block lacked the required flexibility and proactivity, demonstrated by the UK?

Nope.
They made mistakes.

Nothing compared to the idiocy of the English and their tory government though.

@shavixmir said
Nope.
They made mistakes.

Nothing compared to the idiocy of the English and their tory government though.

We are the United Kingdom. To repeatedly single out the English in such derogatory terms reflects very poorly on you.

Come back when you understand that.

@ghost-of-a-duke said
We are the United Kingdom. To repeatedly single out the English in such derogatory terms reflects very poorly on you.

Come back when you understand that.

English decisions made by English politicians, voted in by English voters.

I don’t see anything Welsh or Scottish about it.

@shavixmir said
English decisions made by English politicians, voted in by English voters.

I don’t see anything Welsh or Scottish about it.

We have a UK government, voted for democratically by people from the UK.